The Transition from state socialism in Eastern Europe
Subtitle: the case of Hungary
By: volume editor, Adam B. Seligman.
Contributors: Seligman, A.
Series: Comparative social research -- v. 14
Publisher: JAI Press
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Greenwich, CT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 221
Subjects: Communism -- Hungary; Privatization -- Hungary; Post-communism -- Hungary; Hungary -- Economic policy -- 1945-1968; Hungary -- Economic policy -- 1968-1989; Hungary -- Economic policy -- 1989-; Hungary -- Social conditions -- 1945-1989; Hungary -- Social conditions -- 1989-
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Adam B. Seligman; title: Hungary's unprecedented opportunity : a historical interpretation / Gabor Vermes; title: Social changes and social problems in Hungary since the 1930s : economic, social, and political causes of the demise of state socialism / Rudolf Andorka; title: Legal socialization in Hungary under communism and some implications for the future / Andras Sajó; title: Political belief systems in Hungary and the transition from state socialism / Antal Örkény and György Csepeli; title: The legacy of dictatorship and the political change in east central Europe / András Bozóki; title: Structural changes in the Hungarian public sphere under state socialism / Mária Heller, Dénes Némedi, and Agnes Rényi; title: Perceptions of social inequality in Hungarian society / Antal Örkény and György Csepeli; title: The problem of trust and the transition from state socialism / Adam B. Seligman and Katalin Füzer.