Zsolt Bugarszki
Biographic Data
| ID | 5822640 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zsolt Bugarszki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zsolt |
| FAMILY NAME | Bugarszki |
| SIGNATURE | BUGARSZKI Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Social Work at ELTE University, Pazmany Peter setany 1/a, H-1119 Budapest, Hungary |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9488-7201 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Social Work and Social Innovation: Emerging Trends and Challenges for Practice, Policy and Education in Europe
Written by leading experts from across Europe, this book provides a grounded exploration of innovation in the practice, research and education of social work. It focuses on the role of participation, collaboration and co-creation as key drivers of social innovation within these fields, providing practical examples of social entrepreneurship, people-centred design and participatory led innovation. The positive outcomes of local social innovations …
Some Useful Sources
Sources on aspects of social policy and welfare change in the Russian Federation and suitable comparisons with welfare states in the European Union and non-EU countries can be hard to pin down. Here are provided some helpful sources that should give useful pointers for interested readers and students. These have
Deinstitutionalisation and recommunalisation in Estonia and Hungary: A tale of two states
When it comes to changes in patterns of care in Central and Eastern Europe, one of the most noteworthy to arise has been that of the shift in patterns of care and living for people with disabilities. Typically, this involves a transition from large-scale residential institutions to a variety of smaller placements and living places in the community. This article offers for consideration two case studies from Central and Eastern Europe, namely Esto…
Co-creation of social services on the example of social hackathon: The case of Estonia
Drawing on three semi-structured focus group interviews with a sample of 14 social hackathon participants in southern Estonia, this article reports the findings of participants’ experiences of the co-creation process in developing new services or innovative solutions to community problems by using a method of social hackathon. In general, hackathon was perceived as a creative and ‘out-of-the-box’ type of approach, a non-traditional way of thinkin…
Community orientation of services for persons with a psychiatric disability. Comparison between Estonia, Hungary and the Netherlands
This article explores the way mental health services and social services are orientated on assisting people with a psychiatric disability to participate in different areas of community life. A large research project about community participation in three different countries (Estonia, Hungary and the Netherlands) confirms the findings of other studies that – regardless of geographical location – people with a psychiatric disability have difficulty…
Some reflections on social workers’ perspectives on mental health services in two cities - Sydney, Australia and Budapest, Hungary
English This article reflects on the ways in which historical and political narratives have shaped social work practice in mental health in two cities, Sydney, Australia and Budapest, Hungary. A small sample of social workers was interviewed in the two cities and their perspectives highlighted many similarities in theoretical orientation to their practice. French Cette thèse s'arrête sur les façons dont les récits historiques et politiques ont fa…
Co-creation of social services on the example of social hackathon: The case of Estonia
Drawing on three semi-structured focus group interviews with a sample of 14 social hackathon participants in southern Estonia, this article reports the findings of participants’ experiences of the co-creation process in developing new services or innovative solutions to community problems by using a method of social hackathon. In general, hackathon was perceived as a creative and ‘out-of-the-box’ type of approach, a non-traditional way of thinkin…
Deinstitutionalisation and recommunalisation in Estonia and Hungary: A tale of two states
When it comes to changes in patterns of care in Central and Eastern Europe, one of the most noteworthy to arise has been that of the shift in patterns of care and living for people with disabilities. Typically, this involves a transition from large-scale residential institutions to a variety of smaller placements and living places in the community. This article offers for consideration two case studies from Central and Eastern Europe, namely Esto…
Community orientation of services for persons with a psychiatric disability. Comparison between Estonia, Hungary and the Netherlands
This article explores the way mental health services and social services are orientated on assisting people with a psychiatric disability to participate in different areas of community life. A large research project about community participation in three different countries (Estonia, Hungary and the Netherlands) confirms the findings of other studies that – regardless of geographical location – people with a psychiatric disability have difficulty…
Some reflections on social workers’ perspectives on mental health services in two cities - Sydney, Australia and Budapest, Hungary
English This article reflects on the ways in which historical and political narratives have shaped social work practice in mental health in two cities, Sydney, Australia and Budapest, Hungary. A small sample of social workers was interviewed in the two cities and their perspectives highlighted many similarities in theoretical orientation to their practice. French Cette thèse s'arrête sur les façons dont les récits historiques et politiques ont fa…
Some reflections on social workers’ perspectives on mental health services in two cities - Sydney, Australia and Budapest, Hungary
English This article reflects on the ways in which historical and political narratives have shaped social work practice in mental health in two cities, Sydney, Australia and Budapest, Hungary. A small sample of social workers was interviewed in the two cities and their perspectives highlighted many similarities in theoretical orientation to their practice. French Cette thèse s'arrête sur les façons dont les récits historiques et politiques ont fa…
Community orientation of services for persons with a psychiatric disability. Comparison between Estonia, Hungary and the Netherlands
This article explores the way mental health services and social services are orientated on assisting people with a psychiatric disability to participate in different areas of community life. A large research project about community participation in three different countries (Estonia, Hungary and the Netherlands) confirms the findings of other studies that – regardless of geographical location – people with a psychiatric disability have difficulty…
Deinstitutionalisation and recommunalisation in Estonia and Hungary: A tale of two states
When it comes to changes in patterns of care in Central and Eastern Europe, one of the most noteworthy to arise has been that of the shift in patterns of care and living for people with disabilities. Typically, this involves a transition from large-scale residential institutions to a variety of smaller placements and living places in the community. This article offers for consideration two case studies from Central and Eastern Europe, namely Esto…
Co-creation of social services on the example of social hackathon: The case of Estonia
Drawing on three semi-structured focus group interviews with a sample of 14 social hackathon participants in southern Estonia, this article reports the findings of participants’ experiences of the co-creation process in developing new services or innovative solutions to community problems by using a method of social hackathon. In general, hackathon was perceived as a creative and ‘out-of-the-box’ type of approach, a non-traditional way of thinkin…
Some Useful Sources
Sources on aspects of social policy and welfare change in the Russian Federation and suitable comparisons with welfare states in the European Union and non-EU countries can be hard to pin down. Here are provided some helpful sources that should give useful pointers for interested readers and students. These have
Social Work and Social Innovation: Emerging Trends and Challenges for Practice, Policy and Education in Europe
Written by leading experts from across Europe, this book provides a grounded exploration of innovation in the practice, research and education of social work. It focuses on the role of participation, collaboration and co-creation as key drivers of social innovation within these fields, providing practical examples of social entrepreneurship, people-centred design and participatory led innovation. The positive outcomes of local social innovations …
Political science (5 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (3 works) · Social Work (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Healthcare innovation and challenges (2 works) · Innovative Approaches in Technology and Social Development (2 works)