Vol. 1 No. 1-2 (2008): Systemic contexts of helping professions

Executive editors:

Árpád Baráth, & József Madácsy

Published: 2008-12-30

Editorial

3-4
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Theoretic and historical studies

Fields of mental health protection: health learning from a multi-disciplinary perspective

József Csürke

5-17
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Listening to and observing welfare states as an anthropologist

Michael Seltzer

18-28
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The concept of social policy in the classics of Hungarian social policy

Margit Molnár

29-39
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Empiric studies

Janus–faced helping. Parental help as intervention

Enikő Albert-Lőrincz

40-50
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Roots of aggressive behaviour, scapegoating and social exclusion in institutions of primary education

Árpád Baráth

51-64
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Attitudes to change in the Hungarian culture as reflected in the newspapers

Márta B. Erdős

65-75
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Human resource development in the non-profit sector

Gábor Juhász

76-82
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Ethnical-lingusitic characteristics and family value orientations in an educational system for Hungarian minorities

Györgyi Szilágyi, Gábor Flóra

83-96
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Interview

Interview with Balazs Kezdi, Professor Emeritus

József Csürke

97-100
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Reviews

Gábor Juhász: Introduction into organization and management studies - Glossary

Péter Bertalan

101
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Nicholas Barr: Labor markets and social policy in Central and Eastern Europe

Viktória Borda

102-106
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Robert Lefever: Compulsive helping

József Madácsy

107-112
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Reports

Living in the United Kingdom as a student

Darinka Bayer

113-114
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Staff exchange programme. School of Health and Social Care (Chester College University)

Márta B. Erdős

115-117
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Yeovil Trinity Foyer

Georgina Mucsi

118-119
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Placement in the United Kingdom

Eszter Rébay

120-121
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Stanley House

Andrea Túri

122-125
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