Abstract The Great Financial Crisis ushered unorthodox financial policies that would have
been unfathomable before 2008. Perhaps unexpectedly, some of the boldest measures on …

Disenchantment with global finance in Central-Eastern Europe enabled financial
nationalism to emerge as a counter-hegemonic strategy. In Hungary, Prime Minister Orbán …

It is commonly assumed that state agencies legitimize themselves via outputs. This paper
shows that in situations of organizational crisis, state agencies may adopt new policy areas …

This article analyses the practice of Covid‐related bank regulatory forbearance measures of
eight East‐Central European Union member states from the perspective of differentiated …

This paper investigates the crisis management approaches of the troika institutions during
the liquidity trap episode experienced by Hungary in October 2008. I demonstrate stark …

The paper seeks to understand the factors that shape populist radical right parties' economic
policies. While there is a good understanding of how these parties' core ideology of nativism …

This article provides an examination of the reasons for recent government-promoted bank
ownership changes in Hungary. The two-pronged qualitative analysis shows that …

This paper argues that reforms of the Banking Union should be aimed at increasing
efficiency of the single market as well enhance financial stability in the European Union. We …

A szerzők cikkükben amellett érvelnek, hogy fontos az Európai Bankuniót (BU–a
továbbiakban általában: Bankunió) vonzóbbá tenni a kelet-közép-európai országok …

How do state organizations utilize their knowledge production to deal with possible
legitimacy concerns? Typically, it is assumed, that such organizations use knowledge, be it …