Ferenc Miszlivetz
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6104478 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ferenc Miszlivetz |
| NOMBRES | Ferenc |
| APELLIDO | Miszlivetz |
| FIRMA | MISZLIVETZ F |
| AFILIACIONES | National Széchényi Library |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1985 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
We are in the situation of relative free will”
Reinventing Hungarian work culture in a global context
Work culture is an integrative component of the transformation process. At first sight, Hungarian work culture appears globalized, but many of the globalized or “westernized” characteristics remain superficial. The lack of a deeply-rooted democratic culture can easily be traced at the workplace. The entrance of multinational companies in Hungary has provided opportunities and challenges to the Hungarian workforce, including the model of the “glob…
The Birth of a New Sovereign
The study deals with the most substantial issues about the existence and operation of the European Union. Even the definition of the “new sovereign” is not just the question of political science, but also that of future political practice. The Community will deal with the eastern enlargement or with the democratic deficit of decision-making according to its identity. The study also points out problems of readiness for enlargement (also from the p…
Participation and transition
Post‐Communist Hungary has seen the development of a statistically impressive array of civil, non‐profit associations. But organizational density is not necessarily an expression of a civil ethos. Many activists in the creation of autonomous associations lost interest after the first romantic fever of the democratic breakthrough. Many wage‐earners feel more helpless and dependent on their superiors in the new democracy than under state socialism.…
Eastern Europe in Revolution
Europe
Political changes within the states of Eastern Europe, along with glasnost and perestroika in the Soviet Union, have created opportunities for the establishment of a new political order in Central Europe
Civilisational Crisis
This article addresses the issue of ‘civilisational crisis’. The nation?state systems upon which the world economy is built require for their survival the reassertion of nationalism at ever higher levels, finding its most recent expression in the revival of the Cold War. At the same time the continued internationalisation of the post?war world economy threatens and undermines traditional geographical and political units and concepts. This process…
The Hidden Agendas of Common Security
Global militarisation and its fetishisation as a naturally given phenomenon, follow from the present structure of world-wide inequality. The entrenchment of military and paramilitary institutions and the monopolisation of information through the mass media reproduce and increase subordination, exploitation and oppression between and within societie. The existing international status quo is nothing but a legal petrification of this situation. In t…
Participation and transition
Post‐Communist Hungary has seen the development of a statistically impressive array of civil, non‐profit associations. But organizational density is not necessarily an expression of a civil ethos. Many activists in the creation of autonomous associations lost interest after the first romantic fever of the democratic breakthrough. Many wage‐earners feel more helpless and dependent on their superiors in the new democracy than under state socialism.…
Civilisational Crisis
This article addresses the issue of ‘civilisational crisis’. The nation?state systems upon which the world economy is built require for their survival the reassertion of nationalism at ever higher levels, finding its most recent expression in the revival of the Cold War. At the same time the continued internationalisation of the post?war world economy threatens and undermines traditional geographical and political units and concepts. This process…
Civilisational Crisis
This article addresses the issue of ‘civilisational crisis’. The nation?state systems upon which the world economy is built require for their survival the reassertion of nationalism at ever higher levels, finding its most recent expression in the revival of the Cold War. At the same time the continued internationalisation of the post?war world economy threatens and undermines traditional geographical and political units and concepts. This process…
The Hidden Agendas of Common Security
Global militarisation and its fetishisation as a naturally given phenomenon, follow from the present structure of world-wide inequality. The entrenchment of military and paramilitary institutions and the monopolisation of information through the mass media reproduce and increase subordination, exploitation and oppression between and within societie. The existing international status quo is nothing but a legal petrification of this situation. In t…
Europe
Political changes within the states of Eastern Europe, along with glasnost and perestroika in the Soviet Union, have created opportunities for the establishment of a new political order in Central Europe
Eastern Europe in Revolution
Participation and transition
Post‐Communist Hungary has seen the development of a statistically impressive array of civil, non‐profit associations. But organizational density is not necessarily an expression of a civil ethos. Many activists in the creation of autonomous associations lost interest after the first romantic fever of the democratic breakthrough. Many wage‐earners feel more helpless and dependent on their superiors in the new democracy than under state socialism.…
The Birth of a New Sovereign
The study deals with the most substantial issues about the existence and operation of the European Union. Even the definition of the “new sovereign” is not just the question of political science, but also that of future political practice. The Community will deal with the eastern enlargement or with the democratic deficit of decision-making according to its identity. The study also points out problems of readiness for enlargement (also from the p…
We are in the situation of relative free will”
Reinventing Hungarian work culture in a global context
Work culture is an integrative component of the transformation process. At first sight, Hungarian work culture appears globalized, but many of the globalized or “westernized” characteristics remain superficial. The lack of a deeply-rooted democratic culture can easily be traced at the workplace. The entrance of multinational companies in Hungary has provided opportunities and challenges to the Hungarian workforce, including the model of the “glob…
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