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Horváth, Z., Magyar-Papp J., & Pálfi, A. (2016). Relationships between the land use of tourism and destination management. Modern Geográfia, 11(4), 1–14.
Conscious long-term destination planning and product developing are based on knowing the habits of arrival tourists which is recently indispensable for the supply side not only to successfully enter into the tourism market, but also to preserve its competitiveness in
Hegedüs, R. (2016). Numbers – proportions – patterns in the case of disadvantaged people enrolled in higher education. Modern Geográfia, 11(3), 1–14.
In this study we try to examine the law changes of 2013 which affected the disadvantaged students’ situation in higher education. We would like to observe the changing’s affects on disadvantaged tudents’ numbers and rates. We would like to know
Kuszinger, R. (2016). Church on the border – The history of the Preah Vihear border conflict. Modern Geográfia, 11(2), 69–83.
Being a consequence of the 1962 judgment the Preah Vihear temple which is located at the Thai and Cambodian border belongs to Cambodia. Cambodia, being a state party of the Convention, nominated the site for inclusion on the World Heritage
Tóth, S. (2016). A progress report on the revenge of geography following Kaplan's book. Modern Geográfia, 11(2), 53–68.
Robert D. Kaplan`s The Revenge of Geography has been widely debated in the United States since its first appearance in 2013. Although the geopolitical thinker`s predictions have been partially come through by today, his geography-based arguments suggested with the title
Farkas, M. (2016). Immigration to the United Kingdom: the situation of Turkish migrants. Modern Geográfia, 11(2), 37–52.
The migration is one of the most current topic in the European Union and in this tendency the Turks were once the most active nation with millions of migrants nowdays over the member states. This article’s aim is to reveal
Pozsgai, E. (2016). Depositional environment of the Templomhegy Dolomite (Villány Hills) based on lithological and sedimentological observations. Modern Geográfia, 11(2), 1–17.
A new, artifical outcrop of the uppermost Middle Triassic sequence (Templomhegy Dolomite Member) in the Somssich Hill (Villány Hills, SW Hungary) was studied. From the Ladinian onwards the former uniform carbonate ramp was fragmented and switched to accumulation of siliciclastics.
Farkas, Gy. (2016). At the boundaries of political and ethnic geography: electoral geographical analysis in the districts of Southern Slovakia. Modern Geográfia, 11(2), 19–35.
This analysis combines the approximations of ethnic and political geographies. Outlines the experienced population decline of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia and intensifying assimilation phenomenas among them. Reviewing the results of the parliamentary elections in Slovakia on its districts level,
Nemes, V. (2016). A study of gender shifts in India. Modern Geográfia, 11(1), 3–22.
Many countries in Asia are characterized by a strong son preference and a resulting unbalance in the sex ratio of the population. If considering the population number of these countries, India – after China – belongs to the most affected
Wilhelm, Z., & Zagyi, N. (2016). An essential synopsis of a prominent scholarly life-work. [Review of the volume Geography, Development, Public Policy: Select Essays of Gopal Krishan, edited by S. Kant & N. Singh]. Modern Geográfia, 11(1), 1–2.
This volume of essays and studies, an outcome of maticulous editorial work, provides a succinct summary of Gopal Krishan’s scientific life-work up till now. Although the primary apropos of its publication was obviously a deep bow to one of the