Dóra Gábriel

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ID4005789
NOMBREDóra Gábriel
NOMBRESDóra
APELLIDOGábriel
FIRMAGABRIEL D
AFILIACIONESEötvös Loránd University
ORCID0009-0009-5372-7979
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS9
TOTAL DE CITAS0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR9
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2018
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2026
ÍNDICE H0

  • Skill Construction and Challenges of Professionalization in the Hungarian Home Care Market

    Open AccessNoémi Katona, Dóra GábrielARTICLESocial Inclusion2026

    Precarious working conditions, low pay, and limited access to labor and social rights characterize market‐based home care globally. Alongside growing concerns about the exploitation of carers, calls for the professionalization of the sector have also intensified. However, qualifications and training in market‐based care services remain only loosely regulated. Drawing on Ortiga et al.’s (2021) concept of skill regimes and the literature on skills …

  • Caring Communities in Urban Hungary

    Open AccessDóra Gábriel, Bettina Török et al.ARTICLESocial Inclusion2026

    This article examines the development and impact of caring communities in a Hungarian town, situating the analysis within debates about the neoliberal restructuring of care and the authoritarian neoliberal state of Hungary. Drawing on Joan Tronto’s ethics of care and various conceptualizations of caring communities as spaces of critical reflection and civic engagement, we investigate how civil society organizations act as facilitators and organiz…

  • International Retirement Migration to Hungary

    Open AccessÁgnes Erő, Ágnes Erőss et al.ARTICLEJournal of International…2026

    This paper is based on 27 semi-structured interviews conducted in multiple locations in peripheral municipalities in Hungary between March 2022 and April 2024 with older adults who had migrated to Hungary either from Western Europe or from Ukraine. The research employs the theoretical framework of international retirement migration (IRM) while broadening the geographical scope of related research. Our contribution explores the multiple motivation…

  • The quiet collapse

    Open AccessNoémi Katona, Dóra GábrielARTICLEEconomy and Society2026

    The care of older people has undergone significant commodification worldwide. States have increasingly adopted neoliberal policy approaches that have accelerated processes of marketization in the care sector. This paper examines care architecture in an authoritarian neoliberal country that is shaped by conservative, familistic ideologies, using Hungary as a case study. It explores a model of authoritarian neoliberal policymaking and its effects o…

  • Caring Communities and Urban Cultures of Care for Older People in Austria, Hungary, and The Netherlands

    Open AccessValentin Fröhlich, Dóra Gábriel et al.ARTICLEUrban Planning2025

    While a wide range of community‐based civic initiatives and collective practices have emerged in urban settings in recent years, the intersection of spatiality, care, and communities is a relatively little‐discussed topic. In the examination of urban life, the concept of social infrastructures may be a useful tool, that refers to spaces, facilities, institutions, and communities that enable social connections in the urban environment and contribu…

  • Factors influencing the spatial distribution of international retirement migrants settling in Hungary

    Open AccessBálint Koós, Patrik Tátrai et al.ARTICLEComparative Migration Studies2025Referencias: 8

    Over the past few decades, the forms and geographies of international retirement migration have diversified globally. An outstanding example of this is Hungary, a destination for both retirement migrants from Western Europe and older people, mainly ethnic Hungarian migrants from neighbouring regions. While an increasing body of literature deals with the spatiality of international retirement migration, only a few studies have analysed the settlem…

  • Caring communities in senior care—municipal practices and civic initiatives in rural Hungary

    Open AccessDóra Gábriel, Noémi KatonaARTICLEBerliner Journal für Soziologie2025Referencias: 4

    In neoliberal capitalism, care has become increasingly marketised. In Europe, states have been withdrawing from their care responsibilities and outsourcing them to families, the market, and other actors. These trends also result in the transformation of what good care means and how it is provided. In Hungary, the care regime for older people follows unsupported familialistic policies. The care gap is filled by families, who are responsible for se…

  • Társadalmi innováció a hazai intézményi idősellátásban (esettanulmány)

    Open AccessDóra GábrielARTICLESzociológiai Szemle2023

    A tanulmány egy észak-alföldi régióban található községet, valamint annak intézményesült idősellátási gyakorlatait vizsgálja. Az elemzés azt a kérdést járja körbe, hogy milyen típusú társadalmi innováció figyelhető meg a településen és az önkormányzat által fenntartott intézményben, a kezdeményezés milyen feltételek mellett működik, továbbá felveti a kérdést, hogy társadalmi innovációnak nevezhető- e a gondoskodó közösség. A társadalmi innováció …

  • Abandoned Hungarian workers and the political economy of care work in Austria

    Open AccessAttila Melegh, Dóra Gábriel et al.ARTICLESzociológiai Szemle2018

    In an era of globalization, the institutional system of mass migration is being substantially reorganized: its intensity and the variation in its forms are increasing. Global production chains combine diverse areas and different forms of work with varying wage levels by forming worldwide networks. In the Eastern European region, the growing level of emigration and relatively low fertility are leading to population loss. Hungary is not among the E…