Vol. 9 No. 1 (2016): History of Romanian and Hungarian sociology and social policy

• Editorial

  Margit Molnár, Levente Székedi

  5

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Theoretical and review studies

• From poverty alleviation to productive social policy in Hungary between 1920–1943

  Margit Molnár

  6-18

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• The social activity of the Királyhágómellék Reformed District between 1920–1941

  Rita Pásztor

  19-30

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• The topic of population decline and the one-child problem in the interwar Transylvanian social thought

  Levente Székedi

  31-40

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• The sociological school of Dimitrie Gusti and the beginnings of the monographic social research

  Ionuţ Butoi

  41-47

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• The postponed congress

  Zoltán Rostás

  48-56

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• Dimitrie Gusti’s finest achievement: The Social Service Law in Romania

  Dragoș Sdrobiș

  57-64

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• The socio-political thoughts of József Venczel

  Balázs Telegdy

  65-70

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• ”Second-rank protagonists.” Women in the Bucharest sociological school Ştefania Cristescu and Paula Gusty

  Theodora-Eliza Văcărescu

  71-78

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Book reviews

• Martin Ladislau Salamon: Un aliat uitat. Relațiile româno-maghiare în sociologia interbelică [Forgotten ally. Romanian–Hungarian relations in interwar sociology]

  Balázs Telegdy

  79-81

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• Sándor Vita: From Hitel to the Honourable House. Reminiscence, diary (1943–1944), parliamentary speeches

  Balázs Telegdy

  82-85

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• Doru Buzducea, Valentina Rujoiu, Florin Lazăr, Anamaria Szabo & Theodora Ene (Eds.): International social work: A supplement of Social Work Review

  Daniela Gaba

  86-90

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