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Social policies and emotions in Latin America: A theoretical approach to their analysis

Scribano, Adrián; Sena, Angélica De; Cena, Rebeca B. - 2015

This article aims at making a conceptual analysis of the links between social policies, emotions and World Images. It tries to frame the theoretical and epistemic plots of subjacent assumptions that involve (and activate) State interventions on "the social". The following is the argumentative...

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Welfare state in uncertainty: Disparity in social expectations and attitudes

Kutsenko, Olga; Gorbachyk, Andrii - 2014

In this paper we estimate empirically a prospective type of welfare regime for Ukraine through testing the correspondence between ideal types of welfare regimes and mass attitudes to state support of individual well-being. In accordance with G.Esping-Andersen’s classification (1990), we...

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Cooperation and exclusion: An explorative analysis of collaborative networks of hungarian disability organizations

Keszi, Roland; Pál, Judit; Papp, Gergő - 2014

organizations are disability organizations in contact with? (2) what influences selection of partner organizations? (3) in what …

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Our Kids: On the Book of R. D. Putnam

Perhócs, Péter - 2016

In Our Kids Robert D. Putnam presents a series of portraits of the contrasting lives of young Americans from more and less privileged backgrounds, putting considerable emphasis on the issues of marriage, families and parenting, school system and the matters of educational segregation,...

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Social investment in the Baltic states: Benefits against poverty and distribution of social risks over the life course

Skuciene, Daiva; Lazutka, Romas - 2019

Prevention against social risks through investment in human capital serves as the main focus of social investment. The social investment perspective suggests that social protection benefits should ensure adequate income maintenance over the life course. The goal of the current study is twofold:...

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A housing regime unchanged: The rise and fall of foreign-currency loans in Hungary

Csizmady, Adrienne; Hegedüs, József; Vonnák, Diána - 2019

This paper analyzes the expansion and crisis of the foreign-currency (FX) loan market and responding mortgage-rescue programs in Hungary. We assess changes in the housing regime and illustrate the process through analyzing interactions between individual and institutional (state, financial...

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Az egészségesen várható élettartam növelése a fenntartható fejlődési célok kiemelkedő teljesítése által = Boosting gains in healthy life expectancy through excelling in achieving S...

Vona, Gábor - 2020

.g. access to quality health). These discrepancies have to be reduced and further numerous conditions have to be met in order to … potential of 9.9 years for Hungary. The nature of the main recommendations is either primarily related to the health system or … health care and more prevention in order to cut down lifestyle risk factors, shifting from hospital services towards …

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Personal and Online Contact during the COVID-19 Pandemic among Nonresident Parents and their Children in Hungary

Szalma, Ivett; Rékai, Krisztina - 2020

This study examines nonresident parents’ contact with their children in Hungary during the COVID-19 pandemic. We conducted 22 semistructured interviews with 14 nonresidential fathers, 3 resident mothers and 5 parents who have shared custody arrangements in order to reveal whether this unique...

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What shapes public attitudes towards assisted reproduction technologies in Europe?

Szalma, Ivett; Djundeva, Maja - 2020

By examining attitudes on assisted reproduction technologies (ART) in 42 European countries, we highlight individual and country-level factors that are associated with the level of social acceptance or rejection of ART. This paper contributes to the literature on social acceptance of artificial...

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The Digital Economy of the Sourdough. Housewifisation in the Time of COVID-19

Faludi, Julianna; Crosby, Michelle - 2020

The most brilliant part of re-visiting Engels, were the stark reminders, sometimes paragraph by paragraph, of key, essential truths that remain valid today in 2020 regarding new (perhaps old, but now more visible) forms of housewifisation, unto which SARS-CoV2 has shown a mirror to every person...

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