Dora Piroska has been a Lecturer at the Department of Government at the University of Texas at Austin, an Associate Professor at the Corvinus University of Budapest and currently a Visiting Professor at the Central European University, Budapest. She is a political economist with a special interest in the Central and Eastern European region.Miklós Rosta received his PhD in Economics in 2012. Currently, he is the head of the Department of Comparative and Institutional Economics and Director of the Center of Central Asia Research at Corvinus University of Budapest. His main research interests include issues connected to institutional economics and public management studies. He serves as editor of the Hungarian Economic Review (Közgazdasági Szemle).

• Engaging with János Kornai's Scholarship: Systems, Institutions, and Values, János Kornai's Theory of Socialism, Thinking Capitalism with János Kornai The Theories of János Kornai and a Less-known Hungarian Economist, Ferenc Jánossy, on Unbalanced Economic Growth, Mistaking Markets: Seeing Markets Where They Do Not Exist, The System Paradigm and the European Monetary Union: What János Kornai's Contribution to Comparative Economics Can Suggest to the Eurozone, Independent Fiscal Institutions: New Kids on the Block in Economic Policy, Modified Management Thinking in Health Care: The Impacts of Centralization and the Soft Budget Constraint, Resource Reallocation and Ambiguous Economic Performance in a Captured State: The Case of Hungary, About the Value of Democracy and Other Challenging Research Topics: Closing Remarks at the Conference on February 22, 2018, Notes on the Contributors, Index

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Dora Piroska has been a Lecturer at the Department of Government at the University of Texas at Austin, an Associate Professor at the Corvinus University of Budapest and currently a Visiting Professor at the Central European University, Budapest. She is a political economist with a special interest in the Central and Eastern European region.Miklós Rosta received his PhD in Economics in 2012. Currently, he is the head of the Department of Comparative and Institutional Economics and Director of the Center of Central Asia Research at Corvinus University of Budapest. His main research interests include issues connected to institutional economics and public management studies. He serves as editor of the Hungarian Economic Review (Közgazdasági Szemle).

• Engaging with János Kornai's Scholarship: Systems, Institutions, and Values, János Kornai's Theory of Socialism, Thinking Capitalism with János Kornai The Theories of János Kornai and a Less-known Hungarian Economist, Ferenc Jánossy, on Unbalanced Economic Growth, Mistaking Markets: Seeing Markets Where They Do Not Exist, The System Paradigm and the European Monetary Union: What János Kornai's Contribution to Comparative Economics Can Suggest to the Eurozone, Independent Fiscal Institutions: New Kids on the Block in Economic Policy, Modified Management Thinking in Health Care: The Impacts of Centralization and the Soft Budget Constraint, Resource Reallocation and Ambiguous Economic Performance in a Captured State: The Case of Hungary, About the Value of Democracy and Other Challenging Research Topics: Closing Remarks at the Conference on February 22, 2018, Notes on the Contributors, Index

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Dora Piroska has been a Lecturer at the Department of Government at the University of Texas at Austin, an Associate Professor at the Corvinus University of Budapest and currently a Visiting Professor at the Central European University, Budapest. She is a political economist with a special interest in the Central and Eastern European region.Miklós Rosta received his PhD in Economics in 2012. Currently, he is the head of the Department of Comparative and Institutional Economics and Director of the Center of Central Asia Research at Corvinus University of Budapest. His main research interests include issues connected to institutional economics and public management studies. He serves as editor of the Hungarian Economic Review (Közgazdasági Szemle).

• Engaging with János Kornai's Scholarship: Systems, Institutions, and Values, János Kornai's Theory of Socialism, Thinking Capitalism with János Kornai The Theories of János Kornai and a Less-known Hungarian Economist, Ferenc Jánossy, on Unbalanced Economic Growth, Mistaking Markets: Seeing Markets Where They Do Not Exist, The System Paradigm and the European Monetary Union: What János Kornai's Contribution to Comparative Economics Can Suggest to the Eurozone, Independent Fiscal Institutions: New Kids on the Block in Economic Policy, Modified Management Thinking in Health Care: The Impacts of Centralization and the Soft Budget Constraint, Resource Reallocation and Ambiguous Economic Performance in a Captured State: The Case of Hungary, About the Value of Democracy and Other Challenging Research Topics: Closing Remarks at the Conference on February 22, 2018, Notes on the Contributors, Index

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