Vol. 3 No. 3-4 (1993)

Studies

• The Fragile Tripartism of New Democracies (Labour Relations in Central-Eastern Europe)

  Lajos Héthy

  3-18

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• Determinants of Economic Success in the First Stage of the Post-Communist Transformation. The Czech Republic 1989-1992 Elméleti fogalmak és hipotézisek

  Mateju Petr; Katalin Füzér

  19-44

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• Critical Remarks on Haberma’s Theory Action

  Gábor Felkai

  45-60

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• Revealed Preferences and Irrationality

  Ferenc Huoranszki

  61-70

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• The Connoisseur: the role of conjunctive knowledge in modern society A művészet fogalmi tere

  Anna Wessely

  71-80

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• The Family, the Corporations, and the State Durkheim’s communicative conception of „consciousness”

  Dénes Nemédi

  81-100

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• German Association Model and Its Development

  Tibor Papházi

  101-120

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• Becoming a Parent

  Olga Tóth

  121-136

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• Occupational Relationships and Strategies in Entrepreneurialism

  Tibor Kuczi

  137-146

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• Women in Leadership

  Beáta Nagy

  147-166

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• Some virtues of sociology

  Herbert J. Gans; Gergely Egedy

  167-170

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• Conferences on rural sociology in summer 1993

  Imre Kovách

  171-176

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• Mary Douglas’s cultural anthropology

  Csaba Dupcsik

  177-184

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• Rationality and society Peter Abell (ed.) „Rational Choice Theory” című könyvéről (Schools of Thought in Sociology, no. 8. An Elgar Reference Collection, 1991)

  Zoltán Szántó

  185-190

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• Review of „Religion and Modernization”, edited by Steve Bruce Oxford, Clarendon Press 1992

  Attila Molnár

  191-194

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