Vol. 4 No. 2 (1994)

Study

• Characteristics of Privatisation in Hungary and Some of Its Social Effects

  Teréz Laky

  5-23

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• The Privatisation Dilemma in Budapest's Public Rental Housing Sector

  József Hegedűs, Katharine Mark, Iván Tosics

  24-50

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• Pre-War Small Town Middle Classes: What Happened to Them after the War

  Tibor Gáti

  51-68

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• The Role of the Private and the Public Sector in Health Care

  Éva Orosz

  69-74

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• Gypsies in the Hungarian Labour Market

  Zsolt Csalog

  75-78

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• Experiences in a Small Town During the Transition

  István Jávor, Tamás Rozgonyi

  79-86

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• Which 'Ready-Made' Relations Contribute to the Intra-Enterprise Relation?

  Tibor Kuczi

  87-94

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• Women in Management

  Beáta Nagy

  95-114

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• Jobhunters and the Work-Shy: Permanent Unemployment and the Willingness to take up Work

  Judit Csoba

  115-136

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• Les Fleurs de Mal: "As VIDEOTON was falling to pieces more and more of them came to us..."

  Magdolna Leveleki

  137-148

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• Marginal Groups in the Labour Market: Those Refused Unemployment Benefits

  Katalin Tardos

  149-159

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• Reconversion in the Course of Migration Transylvanian Forced Migrants in Hungary

  Endre Sik

  160-170

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