Category Archives: Former issues

No. 49 | (Spring 2001)

Table of contents
  1. Hegyi Gyula : Child poverty in rich countries
  2. Siomos Angéla, Hotzer Gábor : The second unemplyed generation in the making
  3. Vijay Prashad : Calloused consciousness
  4. Darvas Ágnes, Tausz Katalin : Child poverty and family assistence
  5. Susan Zimmermann : Children of the world – facts and factors
  6. Z. Karvalics László : Children at the edge of the digital gap
  7. Krausz Tamás : The Stalinist School of conspiracy theories
  8. Gertje R. Utley : Picasso and the party line
  9. Janine R. Wedel : The Harvard, the Chubais-clan and the wasting of Russia
  10. Edward Herman, David Peterson : Kosovo one year later
  11. Perczel István : Humanitarian war
  12. Háborús Bűnök Népbírósága : The guilty NATO
  13. Norman Finkelstein : The Holocaust industry (conclusions)
  14. Krausz Tamás : On Norman Finkelstein: The Holocaust industry

Child poverty in rich countries

Legends of European literature and history often tell us about the child who was born to a poor family but being clever and talented rose above others. For the Christian Europe the proto-type was presented by Jesus himself who was born in a stable and lived the life of the poor until the triumphant resurrection.