Cecilia Szigeti

associate professor

Budapest University of Technology and Economics

Hungary

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Cecilia Szigeti is an associate professor at Budapest Metropolitan University in Hungary. Her research focuses on sustainability, ecological footprints, and the integration of sustainable practices in urban development. Recent publications include studies on the path to asbestos-free cities and assessments of residential areas in Budapest, highlighting improvement opportunities for ecological sustainability. Her work also explores consumer acceptance of sustainable business models during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Ferenc Bakó

University of Szeged

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Maria Csutora

Corvinus University of Budapest

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Judit Beke Lisányi

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GiLE Journal of Skills Development

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Tamás Egedy

associate professor

Budapest Business School

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Zoltan Kovacs

professor, head of department

University of Szeged

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Articles (14)

Pathways to asbestos-free and sustainable cities using multi-level perspective approach

Suburban neighbourhoods versus panel housing estates – An ecological footprint-based assessment of different residential areas in Budapest, seeking for improvement opportunities

A nagygépes vasúti alépítményjavítási technológia bevezetése a magyar vasútépítésben

The illusion of the Holy Grail of decoupling: Are there countries with relatively high SDGI and moderately low ecological footprint?

A fenntarthatóságot szolgáló üzleti gyakorlatok fogyasztói elfogadása a COVID idején – Egy egyetemista minta tapasztalatai

Saarika as a sustainable brand

The Ecological Footprint of Construction Materials—A Standardized Approach from Hungary

Sustainable Business Models—Crisis and Rebound Based on Hungarian Research Experience

Assessing the sustainability of urbanization at the sub-national level: The Ecological Footprint and Biocapacity accounts of the Budapest Metropolitan Region, Hungary

Factors behind the Consumer Acceptance of Sustainable Business Models in Pandemic Times

Carbon Accounting Measurement with Digital Non-Financial Corporate Reporting and a Comparison to European Automotive Companies Statements

Households’ Electricity Consumption in Hungarian Urban Areas

Ecological Footprint as an Indicator of Corporate Environmental Performance—Empirical Evidence from Hungarian SMEs

Measuring the impacts of suburbanization with ecological footprint calculations

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Ferenc Bakó

Maria Csutora

Judit Beke Lisányi

Tamás Egedy

Zoltan Kovacs

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