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  3. Vol. 9, No. 3 (2019)

Vol. 9, No. 3 (2019)

Published: 2019-11-01

Research Articles

  • Housing mobility, social positions and integration groups

    Adrienne CSIZMADY, Ágnes GYŐRI, Lea KŐSZEGHY
    1-27
    • PDF (Hungarian)
  • Otherness, responsibility and knowledge The benefits of the interconnection of subcultural and institutional interpretations in the internal discourse of an alternative grammar school

    Balázs SZENTESI
    28-50
    • PDF (Hungarian)

Book review

  • Az emlékezés gyűrűje Pető Andrea (2019) Láthatatlan elkövetők. Nők a magyarországi nyilasmozgalomban. Budapest: Jaffa kiadó

    Anikó FÉLIX
    51-59
    • PDF (Hungarian)
  • Változó szerepek, változó városképek. Kassa és Miskolc a 20. században

    Melinda HARLOV-CSORTÁN
    60-63
    • PDF (Hungarian)

In memoriam

  • Barátom, Heller Ágnes halálára

    Andrew ARATO
    64-67
    • PDF (Hungarian)

Conference review

  • Építészet, társadalom, digitalizáció

    Máté TAMÁSKA
    68-73
    • PDF (Hungarian)

Language

  • English
  • Magyar

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HUN-REN Centre For Social Sciences Institute For Sociology
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Funded by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
Formerly the journal received funding from the National Cultural Fund of Hungary, and the International Visegrad Fund as well.

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