Geostrategic Context of Networking of National Minority Communities in Territorial Cooperation Programmes of the EU by Márton Péti, Csilla Szalóky-Hoffmann

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Lauterbeckův Regentenbuch a Veleslavínova Politia historica by Matěj Novotný

“…They resulted from the different political conditions in the Holy Roman Empire and in the Kingdom of Bohemia, and also from the different personal opinions of the two authors. …”
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Foglalkoztatási lehetőségek a határon túl – avagy a migrációs folyamatok vizsgálata a kelet-közép-európai térben (Employment Opportunities beyond the Border – Analysis of Migration... by Katalin Lipták

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A szociális és szolidáris gazdaság csírái a magyarországi vidéki térségekben (Seeds of Social and Solidarity Economy in Hungarian Rural Areas) by Éva Fekete

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An attempt to categorize Hungarian community currencies by Eszter Szemerédi

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Spatial Characteristics of Art Trade in Hungary by Ibolya Várnai

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Acting on behalf of the Bohemian King: Ferdinand Ernst von Waldstein’s Journey to Westphalia (1645–1647) by Jiří Hrbek

“… Ferdinand Ernst von Waldstein participated within the imperial delegation at the peace negotiations in Münster and Osnabrück where together with Georg von Plettenberg he represented the interests of Ferdinand III as the King of Bohemia at the Electoral College. Although he only took part in discussions that concerned one specific disputed issue, namely the return of the electoral vote to the Count Palatine of the Rhine, his presence at the meeting represents important evidence about the relations between the Czech Lands and the Holy Roman Empire during the period prior to the readmission of the Bohemian Elector and his representatives to the Electoral College, which occurred as late as in 1708. …”
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Korutanský nastolovací obřad a přemyslovský mýtus by Michal Téra

“…Another aim is to point out the connection between Carinthian setting ritual and a legend (or myth) about the origin of princely power in Bohemia where a similar ritual, apparently inspired by this myth, was proved in the early modern period. …”
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On chronicle and recent exploit of a special clone of free energy (hyper) beneficial to thermodynamic description of partially open geological, metallurgical and other nonstoichiom... by Šesták J.

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Connection Between Civil Service and Personal Development by Zsuzsa Darida

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Contradictions of Medical Tourism by Martin Zsarnoczky

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The Balaton as a Brand (Experiences of a Questionnaire Survey) by Erika Kiss, Nóra Baranyai Hegedűsné

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From Uniformity towards Unequality in Regional Development Policy: The Case of France by Ildikó Egyed

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Městská správa v době nacistické okupace. Příčiny a důsledky vzniku Velké Ostravy v roce 1941 by Lubomír Nenička

“…The aim of this paper is to show how the occupation authorities affecting the life of the Czech population in the cities of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. The analysis of particular examples based largely on unpublished archival sources and newspapers can be used as a base for forming more general conclusions concerning nature of the German occupation policy during Second World War. …”
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Health Tourism Competitiveness – A Complex Approach by András Bozóti

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Hofmusici a lokajové. K postavení hudebníka na šlechtickém dvoře v Čechách první poloviny 18. století by Václav Kapsa

“…The status of a musician in a nobleman’s service is exemplified by three Kapellen from Bohemia in the 1720s; attention is paid especially to the origin of the musicians, their salaries and their positions in the hierarchy of court employees. …”
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Receptiveness to Flexible Employment at Hungarian SMEs by Ákos Essősy, Tamás Vinkóczi

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Dualities of the Hungarian Credit Institute Activities by Sándor Zsolt Kovács

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Development of Sustainable Rural Tourism by Sandra Kantar, Kristina Svržnjak

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„Pruští emigranti“. Kladsko-slezské komunity ve východních a středovýchodních Čechách (1763–1946) by René Novotný

“… After the Seven Years‘ War (1756–1763) a number of so­called “Prussian emigrants” arrived in Bohemia. These migrants came mainly from the County of Glatz and Silesia. …”
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