Sándor Remsei
Biographic Data
| ID | 6801831 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sándor Remsei |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sándor |
| FAMILY NAME | Remsei |
| SIGNATURE | REMSEI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Széchenyi István University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8862-4544 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Why do Ukrainian refugee women remain in a politically ambivalent host country? The case of Hungary
Introduction The prolonged displacement of Ukrainians after the full-scale Russian invasion has raised questions about why refugees remain in particular host countries even when the broader political environment is not consistently welcoming. Hungary provides a distinctive case in which increasingly exclusionary national political communication coexisted with legal protection, local assistance, and relatively stable everyday conditions. The aim o…
Innovating for Net‐Zero
Global net‐zero ambitions require transformative strategies to decarbonise carbon‐intensive global value chains (GVCs). This study examines how multinational enterprises (MNEs) in sunset industries integrate carbon capture technologies (CCT) with operational and supply chain dynamics (OSCD) to advance decarbonisation. Drawing on institutional theory (InsT) and dynamic capabilities theory (DCT), we investigate how external decarbonisation pressure…
AI‐Enabled Circular Business Model Transition for Mitigating Climate Change
The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in achieving sustainability goals has garnered attention in academic literature. While AI has been argued to be crucial in addressing circularity challenges, organizations face challenges in configuring a business model. Designing new business calls for insights on how AI can be integrated into value creation and capture mechanisms. There is a lack of clarity on how organizations deploy AI as they transiti…
A comparison of ageism among Uzbek and Hungarian university students
The proportion of elderly people is growing steadily in many countries, and this trend is expected to continue. As a result, ageism—negative discrimination often tied to perceptions of the elderly—becomes especially harmful. Ageism prevents older generations from being fully accepted by society and, in turn, hinders their ability to adapt to today's technological changes. In this article, we present the results of our survey mapping the extent of…
Women's Empowerment Dimensions and Child Stunting in Ethiopia
Child stunting affects 38.3% of children under five in Ethiopia as of 2016. Women's empowerment, defined through both fundamental capabilities and household decision-making authority, has emerged as a critical determinant of child nutritional outcomes. Drawing on Sen's capability approach and Kabeer's empowerment framework, we examined the associations between two distinct dimensions of women's empowerment and child stunting across Ethiopia's div…
Turning the triple burden of Ukrainian depopulation into a quadruple burden
The effects of the Russian-Ukrainian war on Ukraine's demographic landscape are immense. One key consideration is whether Ukrainian refugee women intend to return to their country after the war ends. If the return is planned, the question of whether they would wish to have children is also relevant. This study explored these issues by surveying women who fled to Hungary and the Netherlands. Among those surveyed, 42% did not plan to return under a…
Enhancing Employee Retention in Small Businesses through an Innovative Methodology
The study aims to examine the labor market challenges and motivational factors for employee retention through the example of a small machinery company in Hungary. In recent years, Hungary’s labor market has faced significant difficulties, particularly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in temporary unemployment followed by labor shortages. The research aims to identify the motivational, welfare, and financial factors that contribute to …
Societal acceptance and environmental impact of sustainable diets
The study examines the acceptance and sustainability of vegetarian, vegan, and flexitarian diets, focusing on the health and environmental benefits of reducing animal-derived proteins. Our objective was to investigate the level of acceptance of these dietary trends across different age groups and health statuses and understand how sustainability awareness and health consciousness impact dietary decisions. We used a mixed-method approach to achiev…
Business process overhaul in dairy supply chains
The study explores improving opportunities of forecasting accuracy from the traditional method through advanced forecasting techniques. This enables companies to optimize inventory management, production planning, and reducing the travelling time thorough vehicle route optimization. The article introduced a holistic framework by deploying advanced demand forecasting techniques i.e., AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) and Recurrent N…
Disproportionate exposure to urban heat island intensity – The case study of Győr, Hungary
Extensive research has shown that urbanisation has a profound effect on the local climate system, leading to the formation of urban heat island. Exposure to urban heat islands poses a major health risk, and there is a growing body of literature recognising that urban population groups with particular demographic characteristics living in specific types of residential environments are disproportionately affected. By combining surface urban heat is…
Illicit practices
The article is devoted to finding the answer to two research questions. What illegal practices are most significant for clusters of developed countries formed by similarities in trends in corruption, shadow economy, money laundering, and crime rates? What social, economic, regulatory, and digital factors most influence them in each group? The pair correlation coefficients for illicit practices indicators confirm the presence of tight and statisti…
Forecasting of macroeconomic stability post-pandemic recovery
The unfolding of the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed "bottlenecks" not only in the healthcare system, which was unable to cope with a significant influx of patients and quickly eliminate the spread of coronavirus infection, but also the vulnerability of the socioeconomic systems of countries all over the world. The research aims to determine country-specific trend patterns of volatility of the integral level of macroeconomic stability and its comp…
Changes in household income after Poland's accession to the European Union
Income is crucial to meeting life's needs. Changes in its size and structure are fundamental determinants of living standards in the countryside. The article presents an analysis of the economic situation of inhabitants of rural areas during the period of Poland's integration with the European Union (years 2002-2022 or 2004-2022). The main indicators are the level, structure and relations of income. Households of basic socio-economic groups and b…
Illicit practices
The article is devoted to finding the answer to two research questions. What illegal practices are most significant for clusters of developed countries formed by similarities in trends in corruption, shadow economy, money laundering, and crime rates? What social, economic, regulatory, and digital factors most influence them in each group? The pair correlation coefficients for illicit practices indicators confirm the presence of tight and statisti…
Turning the triple burden of Ukrainian depopulation into a quadruple burden
The effects of the Russian-Ukrainian war on Ukraine's demographic landscape are immense. One key consideration is whether Ukrainian refugee women intend to return to their country after the war ends. If the return is planned, the question of whether they would wish to have children is also relevant. This study explored these issues by surveying women who fled to Hungary and the Netherlands. Among those surveyed, 42% did not plan to return under a…
Forecasting of macroeconomic stability post-pandemic recovery
The unfolding of the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed "bottlenecks" not only in the healthcare system, which was unable to cope with a significant influx of patients and quickly eliminate the spread of coronavirus infection, but also the vulnerability of the socioeconomic systems of countries all over the world. The research aims to determine country-specific trend patterns of volatility of the integral level of macroeconomic stability and its comp…
Enhancing Employee Retention in Small Businesses through an Innovative Methodology
The study aims to examine the labor market challenges and motivational factors for employee retention through the example of a small machinery company in Hungary. In recent years, Hungary’s labor market has faced significant difficulties, particularly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in temporary unemployment followed by labor shortages. The research aims to identify the motivational, welfare, and financial factors that contribute to …
Societal acceptance and environmental impact of sustainable diets
The study examines the acceptance and sustainability of vegetarian, vegan, and flexitarian diets, focusing on the health and environmental benefits of reducing animal-derived proteins. Our objective was to investigate the level of acceptance of these dietary trends across different age groups and health statuses and understand how sustainability awareness and health consciousness impact dietary decisions. We used a mixed-method approach to achiev…
Business process overhaul in dairy supply chains
The study explores improving opportunities of forecasting accuracy from the traditional method through advanced forecasting techniques. This enables companies to optimize inventory management, production planning, and reducing the travelling time thorough vehicle route optimization. The article introduced a holistic framework by deploying advanced demand forecasting techniques i.e., AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) and Recurrent N…
Disproportionate exposure to urban heat island intensity – The case study of Győr, Hungary
Extensive research has shown that urbanisation has a profound effect on the local climate system, leading to the formation of urban heat island. Exposure to urban heat islands poses a major health risk, and there is a growing body of literature recognising that urban population groups with particular demographic characteristics living in specific types of residential environments are disproportionately affected. By combining surface urban heat is…
Illicit practices
The article is devoted to finding the answer to two research questions. What illegal practices are most significant for clusters of developed countries formed by similarities in trends in corruption, shadow economy, money laundering, and crime rates? What social, economic, regulatory, and digital factors most influence them in each group? The pair correlation coefficients for illicit practices indicators confirm the presence of tight and statisti…
Forecasting of macroeconomic stability post-pandemic recovery
The unfolding of the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed "bottlenecks" not only in the healthcare system, which was unable to cope with a significant influx of patients and quickly eliminate the spread of coronavirus infection, but also the vulnerability of the socioeconomic systems of countries all over the world. The research aims to determine country-specific trend patterns of volatility of the integral level of macroeconomic stability and its comp…
Changes in household income after Poland's accession to the European Union
Income is crucial to meeting life's needs. Changes in its size and structure are fundamental determinants of living standards in the countryside. The article presents an analysis of the economic situation of inhabitants of rural areas during the period of Poland's integration with the European Union (years 2002-2022 or 2004-2022). The main indicators are the level, structure and relations of income. Households of basic socio-economic groups and b…
A comparison of ageism among Uzbek and Hungarian university students
The proportion of elderly people is growing steadily in many countries, and this trend is expected to continue. As a result, ageism—negative discrimination often tied to perceptions of the elderly—becomes especially harmful. Ageism prevents older generations from being fully accepted by society and, in turn, hinders their ability to adapt to today's technological changes. In this article, we present the results of our survey mapping the extent of…
Women's Empowerment Dimensions and Child Stunting in Ethiopia
Child stunting affects 38.3% of children under five in Ethiopia as of 2016. Women's empowerment, defined through both fundamental capabilities and household decision-making authority, has emerged as a critical determinant of child nutritional outcomes. Drawing on Sen's capability approach and Kabeer's empowerment framework, we examined the associations between two distinct dimensions of women's empowerment and child stunting across Ethiopia's div…
Turning the triple burden of Ukrainian depopulation into a quadruple burden
The effects of the Russian-Ukrainian war on Ukraine's demographic landscape are immense. One key consideration is whether Ukrainian refugee women intend to return to their country after the war ends. If the return is planned, the question of whether they would wish to have children is also relevant. This study explored these issues by surveying women who fled to Hungary and the Netherlands. Among those surveyed, 42% did not plan to return under a…
Why do Ukrainian refugee women remain in a politically ambivalent host country? The case of Hungary
Introduction The prolonged displacement of Ukrainians after the full-scale Russian invasion has raised questions about why refugees remain in particular host countries even when the broader political environment is not consistently welcoming. Hungary provides a distinctive case in which increasingly exclusionary national political communication coexisted with legal protection, local assistance, and relatively stable everyday conditions. The aim o…
Innovating for Net‐Zero
Global net‐zero ambitions require transformative strategies to decarbonise carbon‐intensive global value chains (GVCs). This study examines how multinational enterprises (MNEs) in sunset industries integrate carbon capture technologies (CCT) with operational and supply chain dynamics (OSCD) to advance decarbonisation. Drawing on institutional theory (InsT) and dynamic capabilities theory (DCT), we investigate how external decarbonisation pressure…
AI‐Enabled Circular Business Model Transition for Mitigating Climate Change
The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in achieving sustainability goals has garnered attention in academic literature. While AI has been argued to be crucial in addressing circularity challenges, organizations face challenges in configuring a business model. Designing new business calls for insights on how AI can be integrated into value creation and capture mechanisms. There is a lack of clarity on how organizations deploy AI as they transiti…
Business (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Economic Issues in Ukraine (2 works) · Environmental Sustainability in Business (2 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (2 works)