A fejlettség területi különbségeinek változása Magyarországon, 1910–2011

Győri, Róbert; Mikle, György

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“…Budapest and Western Transdanubia), and on the other hand, the most underdeveloped areas of the country are located in the south-west and north-east (e.g. Baranya, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén and Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg counties) (Nemes Nagy, J. and Tagai, G. 2011; Dusek, T. et al 2014;Győri, R. and Mikle, G. 2017).…”

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Urban geographical patterns of the relationship between mobile communication, social networks and economic development – the case of Hungary

Egedy

Ságvári

2021

HunGeoBull

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In the post-industrial age, the transformation of urban networks and urban regions was fundamentally influenced by the rapid spread of infocommunication technologies (ICT) and the Internet. People share information in their daily lives with the help of various ICT devices and ultimately generate georeferenced data that could obtain important information about people’s use of space, spatial movement and social connections. The main aim of the study is to explore the urban geographical and spatial impacts of ICT and social media networks in Hungarian cities. We focus on drawing territorial and settlement hierarchical patterns and clusters based on the mobile communication and online social network relationship data of Hungarian cities. The paper highlights the relationship between the intensity of mobile communication and the density and expansion of intercity social relations and the settlements’ level of economic development, respectively. The methodology is based on mobile phone call detail record (CDR) analysis and intercity network analysis of social media activities. Our findings suggest that different communication networks follow divergent spatial patterns in Hungary. The traditional East–West dichotomy of the Hungarian spatial divide is still reflected in mobile communication, but intercity clusters based on social media activities are usually aligned to the borders of administrative structures. In several cases, we were able to identify strong intercity links between settlements with a similar level of economic development of the mesolevel spatial structure that traverses over different counties and regional borders. Results on social and demographic issues suggest that ‘generation Z’ could play a key role in dampening the social and economic tensions created by the digital divide in the long run. Using a multidimensional explanatory model, we could demonstrate the growing interconnectedness between digital networks and economic development.

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Section: Spatial and Demographic Characteristics Of Mobile Usementioning

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Urban geographical patterns of the relationship between mobile communication, social networks and economic development – the case of Hungary

Egedy

Ságvári

2021

HunGeoBull

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“…A statisztikai adatok és a szakirodalom szerint Magyarország gazdasági térszerkezete hosszú távon stabil, jelentős mértékű útfüggőséggel 4 (Barta et al 2010, Győri-Mikle 2017. A feldolgozóipar fejlődése alapvetően befolyásolja egy térség gazdasági lehetőségeit (Nagy 2016), a függő piacgazdasági modellben a közép-európai ipar külső tőkefüggősége erős (Lux 2017).…”

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Minden marad a régiben? Regionalizált növekedési pályák Magyarországon

Zsibók¹

2019

Ter. Stat.

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Az alábbi feltételek érvényesek minden, a Központi Statisztikai Hivatal (a továbbiakban: KSH)Területi Statisztika c. folyóiratában (a továbbiakban: Folyóirat) megjelenő tanulmányra. Felhasználó a tanulmány, vagy annak részei felhasználásával egyidejűleg tudomásul veszi a jelen dokumentumban foglalt felhasználási feltételeket, és azokat magára nézve kötelezőnek fogadja el. Tudomásul veszi, hogy a jelen feltételek megszegéséből eredő valamennyi kárért felelősséggel tartozik. Kulcsszavak:gazdasági növekedés, területi egyenlőtlenségek, előrejelzés, bruttó hazai termék, területi leskálázás A kutatás célja a 2000-es évek elejétől eltelt időszak magyarországi regionális gazdasági növekedési trendjeinek elemzése, továbbá annak vizsgálata, hogy a múltbeli folyamatok alapján milyen hosszú távú területi növekedési pályák vetíthetők előre, különböző feltételezések mellett. Az előrejelzés módszertanilag egy felülről építkező, disztributív, területi leskálázási eljárást alkalmaz, amelynek során egy meglévő, nemzeti szinten rendelkezésre álló gazdasági (GDP-) előrejelzést bont le regionális szintre. A tanulmány módszertani jellegű, így nem fogalmaz meg regionális politikai következtetéseket, csupán utal arra, hogy -a forgatókönyvek többsége szerint -hazánkban hosszú távon a területi egyenlőtlenségek további növekedésére lehet számítani.

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“…Besides, similarly to the Southeast-Northeast development divide in Brazil, inequalities in Hungary tendentiously decline from the Northwest (close to the European economic core area in general, and Austria, one of the economically most developed countries of Europe, in particular) to the East. In fact, these disparities have permanently existed in the last more than one hundred years, which means remarkable historical endurance (Győri & Mikle, 2017, Demeter & Szulovszky, 2018. Last but not least, spatial inequality has been intensively shaped in Hungary by additional development funds provided by the European Union since the country's EU accession in 2004, and related experience can be relevant for several South American countries within the UNASUR framework.…”

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Spatial inequalities from an East Central European perspective: Case studies from Hungary

Gyuris¹

2018

espacoeconomia

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Spatial inequality belongs to the globally most popular issues in current geography as well as a wide range of social sciences that have interests in spatial phenomena, such as regional economics or urban sociology (Gyuris, 2014, 2017). This interest comes first from remarkable social challenges over the last decades, which are present at the most diverse geographical scales-from a still striking gap between countries of the Global North and Global South (e.g. Gyuris, 2018a, Solarz, 2014) to growing regional disparities in many countries to increasing inequalities within urban spaces. Second, the global crisis of 2008-2009 opened the way for intensified criticism on globally dominant social and economic policies as well as their underlying moral foundations. Third, for inequality is present in all human societies, it constitutes a fundamental moral issue about which every human being has some experience and from which many people suffer from. These phenomena are shaping social realities all around the world, but are especially tangible in societies with a traditionally high level of disparity as well as in countries and regions owing a semi-peripheral or even peripheral position in global power relations. In fact, people in South American countries, be they scholars or inhabitants of poor urban districts, have had a long experience with both. A considerable part of related studies in international scientific research addresses one of the following three topics: The remarkable social and economic challenges in urban areas, which the 2008 global crisis further intensified. Here the major themes are increasing neighborhood segregation, polarized and precarious labor markets, and a relative lack of housing Spatial inequalities from an East Central European perspective: Case studies ...

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A fejlettség területi különbségeinek változása Magyarországon, 1910–2011

Cited by 14 publications

References 6 publications

Urban geographical patterns of the relationship between mobile communication, social networks and economic development – the case of Hungary

Urban geographical patterns of the relationship between mobile communication, social networks and economic development – the case of Hungary

Minden marad a régiben? Regionalizált növekedési pályák Magyarországon

Spatial inequalities from an East Central European perspective: Case studies from Hungary

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