Radó Sándor (ed): Hungarian Cartographical Studies 1976, Dedicated to the Eighth Conference of the International Cartographic Association, Moscow. Budapest, National Office of Lands and Mapping

• Baranyi János – Földi Ervin: Remarks on a new Projection 7-13
• Baranyi János – Karsay Ferenc: Projections with a stressed Center 15-45
• Csató Éva: Experiments for the Establishment of an up-to-date geodetic and cartographic Data bank in Hungary 47-53
• Csáti Ernő: The Land Use Map of Europe 55-61
• Csáti Ernő – Paludan, Charles T.: Satellite Image Theme Extraction for Small Scale Land Use Mapping 63-64
• Divényi Pál: Cartographic Plant and Work Organization  65-72
• Füsi Lajos: Hungarian Cartography in the service of the Public Education 73-77
• Klinghammer István – Draskovits Zsuzsa – Kiss Károly: The COMAPO System for
• producing Surface Cartograms 79-83
• Pápay Gyula: Definition of the Basic Conceptions of Cartographic Generalization 85-99
• Radó Sándor – Papp-Váry Árpád: Thematic Atlases 101-119
• Radó Sándor – Papp-Váry Árpád: The Planning-Economic Atlas Series of Hungary 121-132
• Radó Sándor – Papp-Váry Árpád: Experiences in Distributing and Using the Planning-Economic Atlas Series of Hungary 133-140
• Rátóti Benő: The Possibility of Applying Colour Codes in Cartography 141-144
• Stegena Lajos: Anthony Reguly's Northern Ural Map (1846) 145-146
• Szőke Tasi Sándor: Next Tasks of Hungarian Cartographers in Supplying the National Economy with Maps 147-153