Ádám Németh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4083950 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ádám Németh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ádám |
| FAMILY NAME | Németh |
| SIGNATURE | NÉMETH Á |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pecs |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7491-6420 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Competing diversity indices and attitudes toward cultural pluralism in Europe
Purpose The purpose of this analysis is to collect and classify the most important diversity indices, outline the logical connections between them and answer the following question: How much will the results differ if the authors use different indices for explaining the same dependent variable (attitude toward cultural pluralism), and what kind of relationships are observable in the European societies? Design/methodology/approach The diversity in…
Territorial and non-territorial arrangements in a multi-ethno-linguistic context
This article argues that the geographically dispersed distribution of the minorities in the Baltic republics (apart from the Poles in Lithuania and the Russians in Northeast Estonia) constitutes an objective obstacle to provision of territorially based minority rights. However, the potential alternatives to the territorial principle are also rarely adopted. The cultural autonomy model in Estonia and Latvia failed to be implemented in practice, wh…
A diverzitási indexek alaptípusai és alkalmazási lehetőségei az etnicitáskutatásban
A tanulmány a nemzetközi szakirodalom fontosabb diverzitási indexeinek tipizálásával, a köztük levő logikai kapcsolatok feltárásával és a nevezéktan egységesítésével foglalkozik. Az indexek aszerint csoportosíthatók, hogy a diverzitás mely formáját mérik (a fragmentációt vagy a polarizációt), illetve hogy alkalmaznak-e valamilyen súlytényezőt vagy sem. Az elemzés Schaeffer nyomán megoldási javaslattal él az értékrendbeli különbségek – mint kultur…
Patterns of Ethnic Homogenisation, Fragmentation and Polarisation and the Vote Shares for Nationalist Parties in Latvia
The focus of this article is on ethnic diversity and polarisation in Latvia after 1989. Our fundamental question is that if we interpret diversification as a dynamic process, and include polarisation as a potential direction of diversification, how much will the results differ, compared to the explanations usually proposed in the literature? The recognition that apparent homogenisation results, in particular cases, in polarisation (in this case i…
Ethnic diversity and its spatial change in Latvia, 1897–2011
Utilizing data from five census enumerations of Latvia (including the most recent 2011 census), this study analyzes temporal and spatial trends in ethnic diversity in the country at the national and municipal levels. The measure employed, the ethnic diversity index (EDI), makes possible a more sophisticated interpretation of the dynamics of ethnic diversity than an analysis of the changing percentage shares of Latvia's various ethnic groups over …
Ethnic diversity and its spatial change in Latvia, 1897–2011
Utilizing data from five census enumerations of Latvia (including the most recent 2011 census), this study analyzes temporal and spatial trends in ethnic diversity in the country at the national and municipal levels. The measure employed, the ethnic diversity index (EDI), makes possible a more sophisticated interpretation of the dynamics of ethnic diversity than an analysis of the changing percentage shares of Latvia's various ethnic groups over …
Competing diversity indices and attitudes toward cultural pluralism in Europe
Purpose The purpose of this analysis is to collect and classify the most important diversity indices, outline the logical connections between them and answer the following question: How much will the results differ if the authors use different indices for explaining the same dependent variable (attitude toward cultural pluralism), and what kind of relationships are observable in the European societies? Design/methodology/approach The diversity in…
Patterns of Ethnic Homogenisation, Fragmentation and Polarisation and the Vote Shares for Nationalist Parties in Latvia
The focus of this article is on ethnic diversity and polarisation in Latvia after 1989. Our fundamental question is that if we interpret diversification as a dynamic process, and include polarisation as a potential direction of diversification, how much will the results differ, compared to the explanations usually proposed in the literature? The recognition that apparent homogenisation results, in particular cases, in polarisation (in this case i…
Ethnic diversity and its spatial change in Latvia, 1897–2011
Utilizing data from five census enumerations of Latvia (including the most recent 2011 census), this study analyzes temporal and spatial trends in ethnic diversity in the country at the national and municipal levels. The measure employed, the ethnic diversity index (EDI), makes possible a more sophisticated interpretation of the dynamics of ethnic diversity than an analysis of the changing percentage shares of Latvia's various ethnic groups over …
A diverzitási indexek alaptípusai és alkalmazási lehetőségei az etnicitáskutatásban
A tanulmány a nemzetközi szakirodalom fontosabb diverzitási indexeinek tipizálásával, a köztük levő logikai kapcsolatok feltárásával és a nevezéktan egységesítésével foglalkozik. Az indexek aszerint csoportosíthatók, hogy a diverzitás mely formáját mérik (a fragmentációt vagy a polarizációt), illetve hogy alkalmaznak-e valamilyen súlytényezőt vagy sem. Az elemzés Schaeffer nyomán megoldási javaslattal él az értékrendbeli különbségek – mint kultur…
Patterns of Ethnic Homogenisation, Fragmentation and Polarisation and the Vote Shares for Nationalist Parties in Latvia
The focus of this article is on ethnic diversity and polarisation in Latvia after 1989. Our fundamental question is that if we interpret diversification as a dynamic process, and include polarisation as a potential direction of diversification, how much will the results differ, compared to the explanations usually proposed in the literature? The recognition that apparent homogenisation results, in particular cases, in polarisation (in this case i…
Territorial and non-territorial arrangements in a multi-ethno-linguistic context
This article argues that the geographically dispersed distribution of the minorities in the Baltic republics (apart from the Poles in Lithuania and the Russians in Northeast Estonia) constitutes an objective obstacle to provision of territorially based minority rights. However, the potential alternatives to the territorial principle are also rarely adopted. The cultural autonomy model in Estonia and Latvia failed to be implemented in practice, wh…
Competing diversity indices and attitudes toward cultural pluralism in Europe
Purpose The purpose of this analysis is to collect and classify the most important diversity indices, outline the logical connections between them and answer the following question: How much will the results differ if the authors use different indices for explaining the same dependent variable (attitude toward cultural pluralism), and what kind of relationships are observable in the European societies? Design/methodology/approach The diversity in…
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