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On the book Social stratification and life events. The Hungarian youth in the postindustrial age by Imre Kabai

2005 January 1. sz szilu84

Imre Kabai: Social stratification and life events. The Hungarian youth in the postindustrial age,
Új Mandátum Könyvkiadó, Budapest, 2005.

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Women’s emancipation and human emancipation: new approaches to an old question

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The poor rich. The late Kádár-system in the popular literature

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Internet based communities are examples of self-organisation. In many cases they overcome private ownership and commodity relations established between people. Nevertheless, their only partial anti-capitalism may serve the better operation of the system. Related Articles Issue 103 (Autumn 2014)

No. 100 | (Winter 2013)

Table of contents The past and future of Eszmélet. Frequent readers answer the question of the editors Eleonora de Lucena, Mészáros István : Barbarism on the horizon. An interview with István Mészáros by Eleonora de Lucena Szalai László, Lugosi Győző, Búr Gábor : Repression is cawing in a murder. Győző Lugosi talks to Gábor Búr … Continue reading No. 100 | (Winter 2013) →

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