A fenntarthatóság mint emberi és társadalmi fejlődés

Csath, Magdolna

doi:10.32566/ah.2020.1.2

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“…Lifelong learning goes hand-in-hand with the transformation of the economic structures' needs which allows the creation of quality jobs that require more knowledge and creativity, with the potential to be implemented at different levels. In accordance with Csath (2020), much more attention should be paid to human and social factors; for example, investments should be better divided between physical, mechanical, and other technical areas and investments in people, knowledge and social development (Csath, 2020). Researchers examining the role of small and medium-sized universities in the Central and Eastern European region have concluded that the role of universities far from cities is crucial to the regional innovation system; however, the economic impact of these universities is still smaller than in more developed countries (Birkner & Mahr, 2016).…”

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Development of Competencies for Employability Digital Competencies

Németh

Szép

2021

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The term called Industry 4.0 (I4.0) is an umbrella-concept, which encompasses several elements from the latest technological trends influencing the human workforce and education. But the questions arise: Does the industry 4.0 concept itself change workforce competencies? What is the impact on education? Thus far, only the technological aspects have been investigated thoroughly, despite their well-known, and strong, influence on the economy and society. This study addresses the interactions, dependencies, and correlations between certain areas of social existence, as expectations change regarding human competencies and their continued role in economic sectors and technological innovation. The role of the human factor within society is unquestionable as we start to understand why industrial revolutions have appeared. Fundamentally, it is always human concerns that stimulate change and it is human/social aspects that are heavily influenced by the same changes. As the I4.0 concept has an influence not just on how products are manufactured but also on the practices of consuming “products”, governments, research institutes, education systems, and organisations all have a crucial role to play in managing the massive wave of change. We believe that the concept should be more deeply analysed and understood, as it might give rise to a new complex terminology for techno-social change, which eventually would feed into achieving economic goals more efficiently.

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confidence: 85%

Development of Competencies for Employability Digital Competencies

Németh

Szép

2021

GJSD

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“…The next milestone in the concept formation was the 1987 Brundtland report, titled "Our Common Future". Here, the widely used definition appears, which states that development is sustainable if it does not endanger the ability of future generations to meet their needs while satisfying the needs of the present [5]. The United Nations (UN) declaration adopted at the Conference on Environment and Development held in Rio de Janeiro from June 3 to 14, 1992 [9] also includes the definition expressed in the Brundtland report and provides some background for understanding the decision-maker's goal system.…”

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“…In Hungary, the Hungarian National Council for Sustainable Development, which operates as an advisory, interest-representative, and independent body of the Parliament, developed the National Sustainable Development Framework Strategy in 2013. This body also examines Hungarian data related to the United Nations' 2015 sustainable development goals [5], and the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (hereinafter referred to as the KSH) coordinates data reporting duties [1]. The Sustainable Development Indicator Set, managed by the KSH [14], which fits the dimensions and resources defined in the National Framework Strategy on Sustainable Development [20], should also be highlighted.…”

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Sustainability aspects and indicators in mobility

Fasi

2023

Central and Eastern European eDem and eGov Days 2023

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The study focuses on sustainability, and presents the objectives of the United Nations and the European Union. The Hungarian results in connection with sustainability are also presented, with particular attention to the issue of mobility. In the study, therefore, the concept of sustainability is presented first, followed by the global and Hungarian frameworks. With the exception of air and maritime transport, in the second part of the study certain measurable indicators related to sustainable mobility are highlighted from an environmental and social perspective. These include air quality, the size of green areas, transportation safety, and the state of public transportation.

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“…A magyar KKV szektornak fontos jellemzője, hogy a magyar export belföldi hozzáadott értékéhez alacsony arányban járulnak hozzá a hazai tulajdonú (nem külföldi irányítás alatt álló) vállalkozások. V4-es összehasonlításban Magyarországon Lengyelország után a második legkisebb esélye van egy munkavállalónak innovatív cégnél elhelyezkedni [Csath, 2020]. A regionális gazdaságfejlesztés szempontjából pedig NUTS 2 szinten vizsgálva az EU 118 régiójához viszonyítva a magyar régiók helyzete igen kedvezőtlen, Budapesten kívül az összes régió elmaradott az innovációs eredmények tekintetében [Szerb et al, 2019].…”

Section: Az Innovációs Folyamatok Vizsgálatának Fontossága Magyarországonunclassified

Az innovációs ökoszisztéma-kutatások növekvő fontossága : A téma tudománymetriai elemzése

Horváth¹

2021

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Az innovációs együttműködések mozgatórugóinak megértése és az ismeretek gyakorlati hasznosítása elengedhetetlen a versenyképességgel és általános gazdasági fejlődés lehetőségeivel foglalkozó kutatók és gyakorlati döntéshozók számára. Ezzel összefüggésben jelen tanulmány rövid áttekintést ad az innovációs ökoszisztéma-fogalom koncepcionális kereteiről, illetve az innovációs együttműködések szerepéről az innovációs folyamatokban. Az elméleti megalapozás mellett a tanulmány fő célkitűzése, hogy leíró statisztikai módszerekkel, a Scopus adatbázisának segítségével azonosítsa azokat a trendeket, szerzőket és periodikákat, amelyek ismerete a témát Magyarországon vizsgáló kutatók és döntéshozók számára elengedhetetlen a világgazdaságban megfigyelhető tendenciák megértéséhez és a nemzetközi diskurzusba való bekapcsolódáshoz. Understanding the driving force of innovation cooperations is an essential element for both researchers and decision-makers in connection with competitiveness and economic development. In this context, this study provides a brief overview of the conceptual framework of innovation ecosystem and the role of innovation cooperations in innovation processes. In addition to the theoretical foundation, the main objective of the study is to identify the major trends, authors and journals of innovation ecosystem research based on Scopus database. The science metrics thus provide a solid summary of the topic for readers and „best practices” for a consistent publication strategy for researchers.

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A fenntarthatóság mint emberi és társadalmi fejlődés

Cited by 5 publications

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Development of Competencies for Employability Digital Competencies

Development of Competencies for Employability Digital Competencies

Sustainability aspects and indicators in mobility

Az innovációs ökoszisztéma-kutatások növekvő fontossága : A téma tudománymetriai elemzése

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