Rudolf Andorka

Biographic Data

ID3633001
NAMERudolf Andorka
GIVEN NAMESRudolf
FAMILY NAMEAndorka
SIGNATUREANDORKA R
AFFILIATIONSKarl Marx University of Economics, Department of Sociology, Budapest 5. Pf. 489. H1828 Hungary 175-172
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS37
TOTAL CITATIONS106
AUTHOR COUNT37
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1971
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2001
H-INDEX5

  • Geschichte der Soziologie

    Rudolf AndorkaCHAPTER2001

    Das Nachdenken über die Gesellschaft geht auf die Anfänge der Menschheit zurück. Schon die unter primitivsten Umständen lebenden Menschen haben solche Fragen beschäftigt, die sich aus dem Zusammenleben mit anderen ergeben. Jedenfalls finden wir in den von den Anfängen der Schriftlichkeit erhalten gebliebenen Werken nicht nur die Auseinandersetzung mit Fragen des sozialen Lebens, sondern sogar voneinander abweichende Standpunkte. Als Beispiel könn…

  • Einführung in die soziologische Gesellschaftsanalyse

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaBOOKEinführung in die soziologische…2001

  • A Society Transformed

    Anikó Imre, Rudolf Andorka et al.ARTICLEThe Slavic and East European…2000

    Long-term modernization of Hungarian society population - birth, marriage and death denomination and religious practice the scope of the state and private sectors the post-communist economic elite middle strata in transformation consciousness of inequality welfare programmes and the alleviation of poverty dissatisfaction and alienation parties and social divisions the long and short of transformation in Central Europe

  • Pathways to Social Class

    Charles E Hurst, Paul M Thompson et al.REVIEWSocial Forces1998

  • Recent Changes in Social Structure, Human Relations and Values in Hungary

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLESocial Compass1995

    Le passage d'une economie d'Etat a une economie de marche et d'un systeme politique autoritaire a la democratie s'avere etre, en Hongrie, plus difficile qu'on ne l'avait prevu. Si le declin economique provoque l'appauvrissement d'une partie importante de la population, les problemes economiques ne sont cependant pas les plus difficiles a affronter. Le manque de solidarite parmi la population et l'incidence de l'alienation et de l'anomie constitue…

  • Ungarn — der nächste Anlauf zur Modernisierung

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLEBerliner Journal für Soziologie1994References: 1

  • Anciennes et nouvelles inégalités sociales en Hongrie

    Rudolf AndorkaARTICLERevue d’études comparatives…1994

    Social inequalities old and new in Hungary. In 1989/90, the economic, political and social system in Hungary underwent a truly revolutionary change. As no one had dared to hope for such a change, nor foreseen it, it was initially welcomed amid general euphoria. After the parliamentary elections of 1990, the majority of Hungarian society believed that there would be a rapid improve- ment in the standard of living, after a short spell of economic d…

  • The Historical Demography of a Proper Hungarian Village

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLEJournal of Family History1994Cited by: 2References: 3

    Átány is the first village in the Great Plain region in Hungary to be analyzed by means family reconstitution. Therefore it might be considered a "typical" Hungarian village inhabited by "proper peasants" (Fél and Hofer 1969). Mortality did not improve until the end of the nineteenth century. The age at first marriage for women was slightly above twenty years, and very few women remained single until the end of their reproductive ages. Fertility …

  • Regime Transitions in Hungary in the 20th Century

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLEGovernance1993Cited by: 3References: 7

  • The Socialist System and Its Collapse in Hungary

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLEInternational Sociology1993Cited by: 5References: 6

    Modernisation theory is considered to be the best framework to interpret the socialist period and the collapse of the socialist system. Modernisation is defined here as a combination of five processes: 1. structural changes; 2. an improvement in living standards; 3. the development of a welfare system; 4. democratisation; 5. the development of modern values and norms. During the socialist period, structural changes usually went in the direction o…

  • Institutional Changes and Intellectual Trends in Some Hungarian Social Sciences

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLEEast European Politics and…1992

  • Hungarian Sociology in the Face of the Political, Economic and Social Transition

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLEInternational Sociology1991

  • Erdei Ferenc

    Rudolf Andorka, Tibor Huszar et al.ARTICLEContemporary Sociology A Journal…1990

  • Modernization in Hungary in the long and short run measured by social indicators

    Open AccessRudolf Andorka, Istv N Harcsa et al.ARTICLESocial Indicators Research1990Cited by: 4References: 1

  • Cross-Cultural and International Comparative Research of Social Mobility

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLEBulletin of Sociological…1989References: 12

    Recherche comparative trans-culturelle et internationale sur la mobilité sociale. Présenté initialement au Conseil de Recherche de l'Association Internationale de Sociologie en octobre 1988 à Ljubljana, Yougoslavie, cet article retrace en détail le développement et l'évolution des études de mobilité sociale, et leur comparaison entre pays, depuis leurs origines dans les années 1920 et à travers plusleurs "générations" avec leurs méthodes spéclfiq…

  • Economy and Society in Hungary (Hungarian Sociological Studies 3)

    Tamás Kolosi, Rudolf Andorka et al.ARTICLEContemporary Sociology A Journal…1989

  • Changes in Social Mobility in Hungary, 1930–1983

    Rudolf AndorkaARTICLEInternational Journal of Sociology1989Cited by: 1References: 2

    (1989). Changes in Social Mobility in Hungary, 1930–1983. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 19, Class Structure in Europe New Findings from East-West Comparisons of Social Structure and Mobility, pp. 48-82

  • Social Mobility and Prestige

    Rudolf Andorka, Istvan Harcsa et al.ARTICLEContemporary Sociology A Journal…1988

  • Time Budgets and Their Uses

    Rudolf AndorkaARTICLEAnnual Review of Sociology1987Cited by: 20References: 8

    The paper summarizes the state of the art of time budget surveys and analyses. It first treats the new methodological developments, than reviews the different fields of utilization of time budget data: mass media contact, demand for cultural and other leisure goods and services, urban planning, consumer behavior, needs of elderly persons and of children, the sexual division of labor, the informal economy and household economics, social accounting…

  • Stratification and Inequality

    Roberta Garner, Rudolf Andorka et al.ARTICLEContemporary Sociology A Journal…1986

  • The Decline of Fertility in Europe

    Rudolf Andorka, David I Levine et al.ARTICLEPopulation and Development Review1986Cited by: 4

  • The Social Demography of Hungarian Villages in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries (With Special Attention To Sárpilis, 1792-1804)

    Open AccessRudolf Andorka, Sandor Balazs-Kovác et al.ARTICLEJournal of Family History1986Cited by: 4References: 13

    Nine family reconstitution studies of Hungarian villages in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries indicate the appearance of fertility control linked to low age at first marriage. Studies of household structure suggest considerable variance and a higher percentage of complex households than existed in northwestern Europe, as well as the growth of this percentage. These results are scrutinized in detail in the sources of the southern …

  • Comparisons of Social Mobility in Different Socio-economic Systems

    Krzysztof Zagorski, Rudolf Andorka et al.CHAPTERInternational comparative research1984

  • Elements of private welfare production in Hungary (from time budget data)

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLESocial Indicators Research1984

  • A system of social indicators for the CMEA countries and for Hungary

    Open AccessRudolf AndorkaARTICLESocial Indicators Research1984References: 1