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Ájus, Ferenc and Henye István COST Social Sciences and Humanities COST Action (A34) GENDER AND WELL-BEING: INTERACTION BETWEEN WORK, FAMILY AND PUBLIC POLICIES SOCIAL INDICATORS REPORT 2005-06 HUNGARY Reporter: Tamás Faragó CONTENTS 1. Introduction p.3. 2. Bibliography 2.1 Public reports p.4. 2.2 Bibliography of academic research p.10. 2.2.1. Historical research p.10. 2.2.2. Contemporary research p.29. 3. Institutions involved in research p.45. 1. Introduction This report is trying to summarize the research connected to gender and well being in wide sense as well as to present the structure of different institutions and organs, hosting, stimulating and doing the research work. The report is covering not only the home researches but also the known works about Hungarian conditions made and/or published in abroad. This must be an important point of our knowledge – especially before 1990. The bibliography is trying to put the weight in the case of the presented materials on the works published on important foreign languages (English, French, and German). Hungarian language publications are included only in special case: because of their importance and the missing foreign language version. (Titles are translated.) Unfortunately in the case of institutional homepages, the researcher must be calculated with language difficulties. They often have no English homepeges or if such a version exists, its content is nearly alwavs simplified compare with the living Hungarian one. We did not write a list of experts because the reader easily can pick up the most important names from the bibliography and 80 percentages of them – who is still active – can be found on the institutional homepages between the staff. (Probably some of the historians are not included there – if you do not find somebody please feel free to ask me about their contact possibilities.) 2. Bibliography 2.1 Public reports 2.1.1. Reports issued by international institutions Demography, health and family Forgacs I. 1984. Strategies et techniques d'application des projections relatives aux personnels de sante et a d'autres questions interessant la sante: le cas de la Hongrie. World Health Statistics Quarterly. Rapport / Trimestriel de Statistiques Sanitaires Mondiales. 37 (3) :256-70. Goglio, Alessandro 2005. In search of efficiency: Improving health care in Hungary OECD Economics Department Working Papers no. 446. Kamarás, Ferenc 1999. Fertility and family surveys in countries of the ECE region: standard country report – Hungary. United Nations, New York and Geneva. (United Nations Population Fund, Economic studies no. 10.) Klinger András. 1979. Birth control and family planning in Hungary in the last two decades. World health statistics quarterly. 32 (4) 257-68. _________. 1984. Population policy measures: effects on reproductive behavior in Hungary. Population Bulletin of the United Nations. (17) 64-79. Klinger, András 1993. The demographic situation of Hungary in Europe. Strasbourg : Council of Europe. (Population studies; 27.) United Nations. Department of International Economic and Social Affairs. 1989. Case studies in population policy: Hungary. New York, New York, United Nations. (Population Policy Paper No. 19 ST/ESA/SER.R/87) Gender Barta B. et al. 1983. Interdependence between female employment and fertility in Hungary Geneva, Switzerland, ILO, World Employment Program, Population and Labour Policies Program, 1983. (Working Paper no. 129.) Barta B. et al. 1984. Fertility, female employment and policy measures in Hungary Geneva, Switzerland, ILO. (Women, Work and Development no. 6) Barta B. et al.1985. Hungary. in Working women in socialist countries: the fertility connection, edited by Valentina Bodrova and Richard Anker. Geneva, Switzerland, International Labour Office. :23-55. (WEP Study) Fodor, Éva 2005. The status of women in the labour markets of the Czech Republic. Hungary and Poland. UNRISD Occasional papers (UN Publications, NY). Fultz, Elaine, Markus Ruck and Silke Steinhilber (eds.) 2003. The gender dimensions of social security reform in Central and Eastern Europe: Case studies of the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. Budapest: International Labour Office. Lado M. 1992. Country papers: Hungary. A. Women in the transition to a market economy. in The impact of economic and political reform on the status of women in Eastern Europe: proceedings of a United Nations regional seminar, Vienna, 8- 12 April 1991, [compiled by] United Nations. Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs. New York, New York, United Nations, 46-9. (ST/CSDHA/19) Pető, Andrea and Szilvia Szabó (eds.) 2004 Report on the situation of women and men in the countries of transition. La situation des Femmes dans les pays en transition. Council of Europe. Committee on Equal Opportunities for Women and Men, Budapest. Szalai J. 1992. Country papers: Hungary. B. Some aspects of the changing situation of women in the process of transition. in The impact of economic and political reform on the status of women in Eastern Europe: proceedings of a United Nations regional seminar, Vienna, 8-12 April 1991, [compiled by] United Nations. Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs. New York, New York, United Nations, :49-53. (ST/CSDHA/19) United Nations. Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs. 1992.The impact of economic and political reform on the status of women in Eastern Europe. Proceedings of a United Nations regional seminar, Vienna, 8-12 April 1991. New York, New York, United Nations, (ST/CSDHA/19) USAID 1991.Hungary: gender issues in the transition to a market economy. [Washington, D.C.], United States Agency for International Development, Office of Women in Development, Bureau for Research and Development, Dec. [3], v, 61. Labour Allison, Christine Helen and Dena Ringold 1996. Labor markets in transition in Central and Eastern Europe: 1989-1995. Washington D.C. World Bank. SKU: 13834. (World Bank Technical Paper No. 352.) Barr, Nicholas (ed.) 1994. Labor markets and social policy in Central and Eastern Europe: The transition and beyond, Washington D.C. World Bank, Oxford University Press. SKU: 60998. OECD 1995. Social and labour market policies in Hungary. Paris, OECD Centre for Co- operation with the Economies in Transition. Róbert, Péter end Endre Sík 1989. Gaps in the labour market. in Horváth D.T., Sziráczki G. (ed.): Flexibility and Rigidity in the Labour Market in Hungary. International Institute for Labour Studies, Geneva, 1989. 81-94. Society and welfare Albert Fruzsina - Ferge Zsuzsa 1996. Supportive relations in Central-Eastern Europe. in Ferge Zs., Sik E., Róbert P., Albert F.: Social costs of transition. International report. SOCO Working Paper. Ferge, Zsuzsa 1994. The reform of social policy in the post-totalitarian countries : Comments on the various reform strategies. in Restructuring social security in Central and Eastern Europe. A guide to recent developments, policy issues and options. Geneva : ISSA (International Social Security Association). Ferge, Zsuzsa and . 1995. Social costs of transition : International report on the social consequences of the transition. Vienna : Institute for Human Studies, Fultz, Elaine. 2002. Pension reform in Central and Eastern Europe. Budapest: International Labor Organization/CEET. Harcsa, I. –Spéder, Zs. 1999. Social reporting and social indicators movement in Hungary before and after the transformation. GESIS, EuReporting Working Paper No. 4. (Towards a European System of Social Reporting and Welfare Measurement project.) Lelkes, Orsolya 2006. Social exclusion in Central-Eastern Europe: Concept, measurement and policy interventions. Working Paper. European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research, Vienna - STEP Portugal, International Labour Office. Lelkes, Orsolya and Eszter Zólyomi, 2008. Reflection paper: Preparation and analysis of Eurobarometer on social exclusion European Commission Directorate-General "Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities" Unit E1 - Social and Demographic Analysis. Moser, Caroline and Cathy McIlwaine 1997. Household responses to poverty and vulnerability, Vol. 2: Confronting crisis in Angyalföld, Budapest, Hungary. Washington D.C. World Bank (SKU: 13848). Sík, Endre. 1991. Why social innovations are needed in care for the elderly: The Hungarian case in New welfare mixes in care for the elderly Vol 1. EUROSOCIAL Report, 40/1, 43-58. Sipos, Sándor and István György Tóth 1998. Poverty alleviation: social assistance and family benefits. in Bokros, Lajos – Dethier, Jean-Jacques: Public finance reform during the transition. The experience of Hungary. Washington, The World Bank, 287-316. Stropnik, Nada and Zsuzsa Ferge [et al.] 2002. Küzdelem a szegénység és a társadalmi kirekesztés ellen: esettanulmány Magyarországról. [Combating poverty and social exclusion: case study about Hungary.] Budapest, Internatiomal Labour Office. World Bank 1992. Hungary: Reform of social policy and expenditures. A World Bank country study. Distribution Unit, Office of the Publisher, Dept. F, World Bank, Washington, DC (ERIC #: ED378071) Reports for the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (1st and 2nd. is not printed.) Third periodic report of The Republic of Hungary for the UN on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against Women Budapest, 1995. (CEDAW/C/HUN/3) 4th and 5th periodic report of The Republic of Hungary to the UN on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women. Budapest, 2000. (CEDAW/C/HUN/4-5) 6th periodic report of The Republic of Hungary to the UN
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