Modern Geográfia

In recent years, the application of artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly widespread in scientific research, including geography and the Earth sciences, offering new opportunities while simultaneously raising methodological challenges. The concept of producing research results through algorithm- and model-based

Urban mobilities across Sub-Saharan Africa are undergoing a transition and rapid change due to the rise of ridesharing services as part of the expanding sharing economy. The novel contribution of this paper is to examine the impacts and challenges associated

This study examines the geography of talent in three peripheral NUTS3 regions—Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County (Hungary), Altmarkkreis Salzwedel (Germany), and North Ostrobothnia (Finland)—from a historical-geographical perspective. It focuses on the spatial concentration, migration, and retention of talent, which are crucial to territorial

This study examines the transformation of Qatar’s total population over the past century and accounts for the external and internal factors influencing it (e.g., the distribution of birth numbers). The relevance of the topic lies in the unique patterns of

In recent years, a new focus in South African tourism studies has emerged, emphasizing historical research to better understand past tourism geographies. This paper contributes to this field by examining a neglected aspect of tourism during the apartheid era, specifically

In the 21st century, public diplomacy has gained significant importance and is used by state, private, and mostly civilian sectors. In this paper, NATO’s public diplomacy activities are divided into two parts: activities implemented by the Alliance itself and activities

The conservation of biodiversity presents a global challenge that requires coordinated action across spatial and governance scales, including local, national, and international levels. Wildlife parks, though often less formally protected than national parks, play a vital role in preserving biodiversity

Channel avulsion plays a critical role in shaping alluvial river systems, yet its morphometric and tectonic consequences remain underexplored in transboundary basins. This study assesses the morphometric response to a historical avulsion event in the lower Mahananda River Basin, spanning

Vegetation is one of the most important renewable resources of the Earth’s ecosystem. However, vegetation has been in a high state of decline both globally and locally. With the increase in urbanization across the globe, city microclimates are constantly changing,

This study examines the hydromorphological characteristics of the Leshan River Basin in southern Kosovo, selected for its diverse topographic and hydrological features. As the largest tributary of the Toplluha River, the basin displays steep gradients in the east and gentle

As the world continues to urbanize, increasing pressure is being placed on natural spaces, which are crucial for providing both residents and visitors with opportunities for nature experiences amidst „concrete jungles.” This research is centred in Tshwane, South Africa, with

Sustainable urban development in Győr has received special attention in recent decades. This study examines the city’s sustainable development strategies, with a particular focus on increasing green spaces, improving public spaces and improving the energy efficiency of transport systems. The

The Caspian Sea basin, rich in energy resources, holds strategic importance both among the littoral states and on the international level. Although it lacks access to the open oceans, its abundant hydrocarbon reserves contribute significantly to Europe’s energy security and

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have become an increasingly important benchmark for higher education institutions in assessing international visibility and academic performance. This study analyzes the sustainability research activities of Hungarian universities and their integration of the SDGs