Tamás Hajdu – Gábor Hajdu (2017) The association between experiential and material expenditures and subjective well-being: New evidence from Hungarian survey data
Journal of Economic Psychology, 62, 72-86.
Recent papers
Melanie Kay Smith – Anya Diekmann (2017) Tourism and wellbeing
Paksi, V., Nagy, B., & Király, G. (2016) The timing of motherhood while earning a PhD in engineering
International Journal of Doctoral Studies, 11, 285-304. Download here>>
B. Csurgó - I. Kovách - N. Mathieu (2016) Exploring Innovation and Sustainability in the Metropolitan Rural Areas
In Andersson-Sjöblom-Granberg-Ehrstrom and Marsden (eds.) Metropolitan Ruralities
Csaba Makó – Miklós Illéssy (2016) Segmented capitalism in Hungary. Diverging or converging development paths?
In: Delteil, V. – Kirov, V. Labour and Social Transformation in Central and Eastern Europe: Europeanization and beyond. London: Routledge, 77–97.
Messing, Vera – Bereményi, Ábel Bálint (2016) Is ethnicity a meaningful category of employment policies for Roma? A comparative case study of Hungary and Spain
In: Ethnic and Racial Studies (Taylor and Francis). Download here >>
“Artificial Towns” in the 21st Century: Social Polarisation in the New Town Regions of East-Central Europe (Ed. Viktória Szirmai, 2016)
Judit Takács (2016) LGBT Employees in the Hungarian Labor Market
In: Thomas Köllen (ed) Sexual Orientation and Transgender Issues in Organizations. Springer. More>>
Szalma I – Takács J (2015) Who Remains Childless? Unrealized Fertility Plans in Hungary
Sociologicky časopis/Czech Sociological Review, 51(6): 1047-1075. See here
B. Dávid et al. (2016) Egocentric contact networks in comparison: Taiwan and Hungary
Social Networks 44 (2016) 253–265