Kasriel, Ken

Ken Kasriel, based in London, is currently an energy economist at Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult.

Articles/Images/Illustrations:
21.
Ministry Criticized on Handling of Racist Attacks / Ken Kasriel
April 23-29, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 7
/ Page No.: 3
Column: Current Events
22.
Mayors Consider Sociologist's Poll Political Prying. A government-backed opinion poll triggered a geyser of old fears-especially one that Big Brother might still be watching / Ken Kasriel
April 30-06, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 8
/ Page No.: 2, 11
Column: Current Events
23.
Kontrax Lives up to its Commitments / Ken Kasriel
May 07-13, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 9
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
24.
The End of a Workers' State . More than Statistics for the Unemployed / Ken Kasriel, Ildikó Lázár
May 14-20, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 10
/ Page No.: 6-7
Column: Features
25.
Ad Accountability. New and Improved? / Ken Kasriel
June 11-17, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 14
/ Page No.: 2,10
Column: Current Events
26.
Ikea Discovers That Decorum Also Counts in Advertisements / Ken Kasriel
June 11-17, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 14
/ Page No.: 5
Column: Marketplace
27.
Ford's Sweetheart Deal Turns Sour / Ken Kasriel
July 02-08, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 17
/ Page No.: 3, 12
Column: Current Events
28.
After "Dust Settles" Will FoMoCo Forge Ahead? / Ken Kasriel
July 02-08, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 17
/ Page No.: 3
Column: Current Events
29.
IMF Presses Hungary on Deficit / Ken Kasriel
July 09-15, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 18
/ Page No.: 12
Column: Current Events
30.
'Open Door' for Refugees Narrows . Bosnians turned back at the border last week are first to face Hungary's new stricter policy towards those fleeing war / Ken Kasriel
July 23-29, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 20
/ Page No.: 3, 12
Column: Current Events
31.
'Ethnic Cleansing' Campaign Moves North in Serbia. Magyars and Croats pressured to abandon their homes to Serb refugees in the nearby Vojvodina region / Ken Kasriel
July 30-05, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 21
/ Page No.: 2
Column: Current Events
32.
Ethnic Cleansing Stumbles But Still Stalks / Ken Kasriel
August 27-02, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 25
/ Page No.: 3
Column: Current Events
33.
Bans on Cigarette Ads Burning Industry. In one of the heaviest smoking and drinking countries in the world, socialist-era legislation prevents tobacco, liquor and ad firms from promotions that "enhance consumption" / Ken Kasriel
September 17-23, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 28
/ Page No.: 9
Column: Features
34.
Right's Night Out / Ken Kasriel
September 24-30, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 29
/ Page No.: 2
Column: Current Events
35.
Csurka Bashed in US Congress. Lantos warns colleagues of 'evil, dangerous forces' in Hungary and around the region / Ken Kasriel
October 01-07, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 30
/ Page No.: 2
Column: Current Events
36.
Private Satellite TV May Not Get off Ground / Ken Kasriel
October 15-21, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 32
/ Page No.: 2, 12
Column: Current Events
37.
People Meters to Peep on Home TV Viewers / Ken Kasriel
October 22-28, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 33
/ Page No.: 4
Column: Marketplace
38.
Vásárhelyi, Pongrácz, Kopácsi. 1992 Not Quite What they Expected from 1956 / Ken Kasriel
October 29-04, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 34
/ Page No.: 6-7
39.
Desperate Diplomacy Aimed at Blocking Dam / Tibor Szendrei, Ken Kasriel
November 05-11, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 35
/ Page No.: 3
Column: Current Events
40.
Philip Morris Fined Ft 2 Million in Illegal Advertising Conviction / Ken Kasriel
November 12-18, 1992 / Volume 2, Number 36
/ Page No.: 2
Column: Current Events