Vol. 25 No. 2 (2011)

Published: 2011-06-01

Articles

The Williamson hypothesis. The content, criticism and afterlife of a concept

Ferenc Gyuris

3-28
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Relationship between town and ‘tanyas’ in Kecskemét during the Horthy regime

Zsolt Szilágyi

29-47
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Mother tongue and ethnicity as statistical indicators of interethnic relations: the case of Hungarians in Transylvania

Patrik Tátrai

48-68
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Ethnic maps as forms of the authoritarian mode of speech (part II)

Róbert Keményfi

69-87
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The chance of a better quality of health care depends on the place of residence – Regional disparities in access to health care in Hungary by the example of cataracta surgeries

Annamária Uzzoli, József Vitrai, Márta Bakacs, Katalin Gémes, Norbert Kiss, Rita Kövi

88-105
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Regional development aspects of teleworking

Tamás Forgács

106-124
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Reports

Integrative spatial structural model – Framework for a territorial approach based Tisza-region development strategy

Lajos Koszorú, Katalin Szántó

145-163
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Reuse of former Soviet military sites in Debrecen

Kriszta Kádár, Gábor Kozma

164-179
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Retail competitiveness in a border town (Komárno)

Tamás Sikos T., András Kovács

180-196
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Outlook

Kopács as a lieu de mémoire

Tímea Baumann

125-144
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Debates

About the front lines of regional science. Some thoughts on Imre Lengyel’s paper

Tamás Dusek

197-209
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Regional science in the changing world. Comments on Imre Lengyel’s article

Rezső Mészáros

210-214
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Book reviews

Virág Tünde: Kirekesztve. Falusi gettók az ország peremén

Anikó Vida

215-218
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Á. Varga László (szerk.): URBS. Magyar Várostörténeti Évkönyv V.

Márton Berki

219-222
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Scientific life

The cultural geographic strategy of Kuno Klebelsberg serving the territorial revision

Attila Szabó

223-236
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Economic crisis and regional studies in diversity – conference reflections

Márton Czirfusz, Gergely Tagai

237-241
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Incidences just would not happen (?) Interview with Pál Beluszky

Ferenc Jankó, Pál Beluszky

242-251
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