Vol. 36 No. 3 (2022): Changing peripheralities and centralities in Central and Eastern Europe - English language issue

• Changing peripheralities and centralities in Central and Eastern Europe Editorial

  Erika Nagy, Gábor Lux, Judit Timár

  3-9

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Articles

• Smart development for peripheral areas. A never-ending story?

  André Torre

  10-27

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• Hungarian Border Research as a reflection of European integration and regional transformation

  James Scott

  28-46

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• Growth pole policy, spatial transformation and spatial inequalities in the metropolitan areas of Romania

  József Benedek, Cosmina-Daniela Ursu, Ştefana Varvari

  47-67

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• FDI-based regional development in Central and Eastern Europe: A review and an agenda

  Zoltán Gál, Gábor Lux

  68-98

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• New drivers of industrialization and novel aspects of Hungarian-Chinese bilateral cooperation. Chinese foreign investments in Hungary

  Dániel Kuttor

  99-121

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• Strategic coupling on the European periphery: A case study of a small Hungarian town

  Ernő Molnár, Feyrouz Ahlam Saidi, Katalin Szabó

  122-144

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• Regional economies: Reality, and national TV reporting

  Jan Suchaček, Jaroslav Urminský

  145-164

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• Differences and similarities in the expansion of suburban built-up areas around the different city regions of three Central European countries

  Tamás Hardi

  165-193

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Book reviews

• Reed-Danahay, D. (2020): Bourdieu and Social Space. Mobilities, Trajectories, Emplacements (Worlds in Motion 6., Berghahn Books, New York, 161 pp)

  Vanda Jóvér

  194-197

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Scientific life

• Regional and Border Studies in Central and Eastern Europe Interview with James W. Scott

  Péter Balogh, Szilárd Rácz

  198-203

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• Proximity and localization at the heart of regional science Interview with André Torre

  Balázs Páger

  204-210

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Contents, Authors, Information

• Call for papers

  211-214

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