Small Transformation : Society, Economy and Politics in Hungary and the New European Architecture

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ISBN: 9789630577526 | 9630577526
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Copyright: 2/1/2001

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Preface	p. 15
Transformation and Adaptation of Hungary in the 1990s	p. 19
Society and Economy: Actors and Social Conditions of the Transformation
Introduction to Part One	p. 39
A Classes, Elites, Institutions
The Making of the Hungarian Postcommunist Elite: Circulation in Politics, Reproduction in the Economy (1995)	p. 44
Class Position, Income Opportunities and Satisfaction (1999)	p. 70
Privatisation and the Tertius Gaudens (1996)	p. 92
Characteristics and Origins of the Comecon Open-air Market in Hungary (1999)	p. 104
B Inequalities and Social Services
Poverty in Hungary in 1992-1995 (1996)	p. 126
Regional Unemployment Rate Differentials in Hungary, 1990-1995: The Changing Role of Race and Human Capital (1998)	p. 160
Returns to Education in Hungary (1995)	p. 188
Tax Awareness and Reform of the Welfare State: Hungarian Survey Results (1998)	p. 202
Transition of the Housing Sector in the East Central European Countries (1996)	p. 233
New Technology in Rehabilitation: A Hungarian Perspective (1992)	p. 287
C Primordial and Demographic Conditions
Modelling the Interrelation Between Macro-society and the Family (1990)	p. 302
Women's Career (1999)	p. 315
Orientations by Generations in an Unstable Social Environment (1995)	p. 336
Victims of Change or Victims of Backwardness? Suicide in Rural Hungary (1995)	p. 366
Politics, Society and International Relations: Democratic Institutions, European Integration and the International Environment
Introduction to Part Two	p. 379
A Transition in (East) Central Europe
Re-emergence of Post-Communist Small States in Central/Eastern Europe: A Research Agenda (1996)	p. 386
Questions of State Identity and State Succession in Eastern and Central Europe (1999)	p. 397
Labour Productivity and Competitiveness of East Central European Transition Economies 1990-1998 (1999)	p. 411
Economic Transformation and Political Stability in East Central Europe (1996)	p. 433
Civil Society and Interest Representation in Hungarian Political Development (1994)	p. 455
Representation Deficit in a New Democracy: Theoretical Considerations and the Hungarian Case (1998)	p. 483
B Hungary and the European Union
Economic Policy Conditions of Hungary's EU Joining (1999)	p. 502
Hungarian Foreign Policy - with Some Historical Hindsight (1994)	p. 516
Basic Treaties, Minority Issues and the Enlargement of the European Union (1998)	p. 528
A Small Country in a Big Union: Hungary's Anticipated Role in the CFSP (1999)	p. 560
C The Post-Cold War International System and the New Europe
More Bosnias? National and Ethnic Tensions in the Post-Communist World (1997)	p. 588
Europe: Myth or Reality (1999)	p. 601
The Protection of Human Rights, The Main Principles and Instruments in Europe (1998)	p. 613
Europe and the New Transnational Security Challenges (1998)	p. 629
Global Governance, Regionalism, Fragmentation: New Realities for Social Sciences (1999)	p. 649
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