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Demographic transition of three populations in two countries - the population of Romania and Hungary compared

Spéder, Zsolt - In: Hungarian statistical review 14 (2010), pp. 3-26

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Some aspects of the social transition processes in Hungary and East Germany : income inequality and poverty

Spéder, Zsolt - 1995

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Some aspects of the social transition processes in Hungary and East Germany : income inequality and poverty

Spéder, Zsolt - 1995

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Winners and losers : transformational outcomes in a comparative context

Habich, Roland; Spéder, Zsolt - In: Social report (1998), pp. 123-147

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Winners and losers : transformational outcomes in a comparative context

Habich, Roland; Spéder, Zsolt - 1998

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Armut in der Transformation - das Beispiel Ungarn

Andorka, Rudolf - In: Vierteljahrshefte zur Wirtschaftsforschung 64 (1995) 4, pp. 656-664

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Poverty in Hungary : some results of the first two waves of the Hungarian household panel study in 1992 and 1993

Andorka, Rudolf - In: Income inequality and poverty in Eastern und Western Europe, (pp. 187-206). 1997

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Armut im Transformationsprozeß - am Beispiel Ungarns

Andorka, Rudolf - In: Gesellschaften im Umbruch : in Halle an der Saale 1995, (pp. 520-532). 1996

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Soziale Ungleichheit in der ostmitteleuropäischen Transformation

Spéder, Zsolt; Schultz, Annett; Habich, Roland - 1997

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Income dynamics in three societies: an investigation of social dynamics using old and new types of social indicators

Spéder, Zsolt; Habich, Roland - 1999

This paper* sets out to offer new insight into social change, especially social transformation. The authors have drawn up new types of social indicators to encapsulate the nature of social change, with the intention of widening its meaning. The investigation draws on longitudinal panel studies:...

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