György Csepeli
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1265152 |
|---|---|
| NOME | György Csepeli |
| PRENOMES | György |
| SOBRENOME | Csepeli |
| ASSINATURA | CSEPELI G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Eötvös Loránd University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9331-058X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1985 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Az affektív antiszemitizmus okai és dinamikája
A cikkben 2023 októberében ezerfős országos reprezentatív mintán személyes megkereséssel végzett kérdőíves kutatásunk alapján vizsgáltuk a magyar felnőtt lakosság zsidókkal kapcsolatos pozitív és negatív érzésvilágának mentális térképét. Azt találtuk, hogy az affektív antiszemitizmushoz vagy annak ellentétéhez, a zsidókkal való rokonszenvhez vezető út döntő állomása, hogy a válaszadók lehetségesnek vagy lehetetlennek tartják-e a zsidók és nem zsi…
Turkey as an Eu Member State Candidate in a Hypercitizen European Union Perspective
This is a legal and political sociology essay with the objective of a strategic geopolitical, legal and economic analysis of the pros and cons of Turkey's potential entry as a member state of the European Union. The essay is placed on the side of the policies, more in detail on the side of politics making, it starts with the analysis of the state of art, to move towards the need for structural coupling between Turkey and the European Union and th…
Coping Strategies of the Central-Eastern European Small States in the International Scene Dominated by Greater States in the West and East
Following World War I the empires ruling East-Central Europe were replaced by a conglomerate of small nation-states inexperienced in navigating themselves in the turbulent waters of foreign policy. The paper will deal with the different coping strategies of the individual small nation-states in the newly established international scene dominated by greater powers such as Germany, France, Great Britain and the Soviet Union. Four strategies will be…
Nation and Migration
Nation and Migration provides a way to understand recent migration events in Europe that have attracted the world’s attention. The emergence of the nations in the West promised homogenization, but instead the imagined national communities have everywhere become places of heterogeneity, and modern nation states have been haunted by the specter of minorities. This study analyses experiences relating to migration in twenty-three European countries. …
Erdei Ferenc szociológiája
kvnunk indtani a Tr s Trsadalomban, amely a regionlis tudomny jeles elfutrainak munkssgt, annak utlett, maradand rtkeit ismerteti s mltatja, valamint felvzolja az illetnek a tudomnyban s a kzletben jtszott szerept. Jllehet a regionlis tudomny fiatal diszciplna
Construction of Roma identity in Eastern and Central Europe
Roma people are the most numerous and most disadvantaged of all ethnic minority groups living in contemporary Central and Eastern Europe. The use of the category of Roma varies a great deal in Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. While the stereotypes, attitudes and prejudices concerning the Roma minority suggest the presence of a highly homogenised and unified group, the actual population meant by the category of Roma varies according to the nature of…
Ambitious education
Drawing upon questionnaire data this paper analyses ethno-national identity transformations among a sample of 470 socio-economically mobile Roma in Hungary. The paper concerns a group of Roma who have been successful in escaping the grip of ethnicity-specific poverty. The authors inquire about the extent to which these persons view themselves as Roma and the extent to which they were relatively privileged or disprivileged by their parents' levels…
Ambitious Education The Role of Family, School and Friends in the Development of Successful Romany Life Courses
Ideology and Political Beliefs in Hungary
The rise and fall of state socialism an experiment on a society in transition the stock of ideological and political knowledge beliefs and consistency beliefs and affiliations social structure and the structure of knowledge the obscure nation conclusions. Appendix
Ideology and Identity
Hopes for an international order and global peace seem shattered as we face the 21st century. The nation-state supported by the national outlook is not withering away. On the contrary, in the identity vacuum which followed the system collapse of Stalinism, new virulent forms of mini nationalisms and ethnic chauvinisms are observed. Clearly, peace research must devote more attention to the understanding of the ideological and identity components o…
Conflicting bonds of nationality in Hungary; national identity, minority status, and ethnicity
This paper delineates the patterns of national identity in contemporary Hungary and discusses these in relation to the increasingly xenophobic attitudes of Hungarians towards minorities, including ethnic Hungarians arriving in Hungary from Transylvania. Using empirical findings from recent surveys carried out in Hungary, the authors show how the patterns of national identification on the rise in contemporary Hungary conflate the past and the pres…
Histoire brisée, famille brisée
Csepeli György, Nemenyi Maria. Histoire brisée, famille brisée. In: Communications, 55, 1992. L'Est : les mythes et les restes, sous la direction de Alain Brossat et Jean-Yves Potel. pp. 173-186
Competing patterns of national identity in post-communist Hungary
New alternatives of community building in Hungary
The self-help and mutual-aid groups arose partly in defense against the unintentionally disfunctional operation of the existing helping and caring organizations, and partly in order to make arrangements for the functions unprovided. We find among the self-help and mutual-aid groups just as much the associations of those branded as deviants as those of chronically ill persons, small groups of those who have rallied to the challenge of alternatives…
Attitudes Toward Nuclear Disarmament
Autoren- und Sachtitelregister zu
Article Autoren- und Sachtitelregister zu: Neue Veröffentlichungen aus und über Südosteuropa, H. 1-12, 1985 was published on November 1, 1985 in the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies (volume 34, issue 11-12)
Construction of Roma identity in Eastern and Central Europe
Roma people are the most numerous and most disadvantaged of all ethnic minority groups living in contemporary Central and Eastern Europe. The use of the category of Roma varies a great deal in Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. While the stereotypes, attitudes and prejudices concerning the Roma minority suggest the presence of a highly homogenised and unified group, the actual population meant by the category of Roma varies according to the nature of…
Competing patterns of national identity in post-communist Hungary
Attitudes Toward Nuclear Disarmament
Ambitious education
Drawing upon questionnaire data this paper analyses ethno-national identity transformations among a sample of 470 socio-economically mobile Roma in Hungary. The paper concerns a group of Roma who have been successful in escaping the grip of ethnicity-specific poverty. The authors inquire about the extent to which these persons view themselves as Roma and the extent to which they were relatively privileged or disprivileged by their parents' levels…
Conflicting bonds of nationality in Hungary; national identity, minority status, and ethnicity
This paper delineates the patterns of national identity in contemporary Hungary and discusses these in relation to the increasingly xenophobic attitudes of Hungarians towards minorities, including ethnic Hungarians arriving in Hungary from Transylvania. Using empirical findings from recent surveys carried out in Hungary, the authors show how the patterns of national identification on the rise in contemporary Hungary conflate the past and the pres…
Ambitious Education The Role of Family, School and Friends in the Development of Successful Romany Life Courses
Autoren- und Sachtitelregister zu
Article Autoren- und Sachtitelregister zu: Neue Veröffentlichungen aus und über Südosteuropa, H. 1-12, 1985 was published on November 1, 1985 in the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies (volume 34, issue 11-12)
Attitudes Toward Nuclear Disarmament
New alternatives of community building in Hungary
The self-help and mutual-aid groups arose partly in defense against the unintentionally disfunctional operation of the existing helping and caring organizations, and partly in order to make arrangements for the functions unprovided. We find among the self-help and mutual-aid groups just as much the associations of those branded as deviants as those of chronically ill persons, small groups of those who have rallied to the challenge of alternatives…
Competing patterns of national identity in post-communist Hungary
Conflicting bonds of nationality in Hungary; national identity, minority status, and ethnicity
This paper delineates the patterns of national identity in contemporary Hungary and discusses these in relation to the increasingly xenophobic attitudes of Hungarians towards minorities, including ethnic Hungarians arriving in Hungary from Transylvania. Using empirical findings from recent surveys carried out in Hungary, the authors show how the patterns of national identification on the rise in contemporary Hungary conflate the past and the pres…
Histoire brisée, famille brisée
Csepeli György, Nemenyi Maria. Histoire brisée, famille brisée. In: Communications, 55, 1992. L'Est : les mythes et les restes, sous la direction de Alain Brossat et Jean-Yves Potel. pp. 173-186
Ideology and Political Beliefs in Hungary
The rise and fall of state socialism an experiment on a society in transition the stock of ideological and political knowledge beliefs and consistency beliefs and affiliations social structure and the structure of knowledge the obscure nation conclusions. Appendix
Ideology and Identity
Hopes for an international order and global peace seem shattered as we face the 21st century. The nation-state supported by the national outlook is not withering away. On the contrary, in the identity vacuum which followed the system collapse of Stalinism, new virulent forms of mini nationalisms and ethnic chauvinisms are observed. Clearly, peace research must devote more attention to the understanding of the ideological and identity components o…
Ambitious Education The Role of Family, School and Friends in the Development of Successful Romany Life Courses
Ambitious education
Drawing upon questionnaire data this paper analyses ethno-national identity transformations among a sample of 470 socio-economically mobile Roma in Hungary. The paper concerns a group of Roma who have been successful in escaping the grip of ethnicity-specific poverty. The authors inquire about the extent to which these persons view themselves as Roma and the extent to which they were relatively privileged or disprivileged by their parents' levels…
Construction of Roma identity in Eastern and Central Europe
Roma people are the most numerous and most disadvantaged of all ethnic minority groups living in contemporary Central and Eastern Europe. The use of the category of Roma varies a great deal in Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. While the stereotypes, attitudes and prejudices concerning the Roma minority suggest the presence of a highly homogenised and unified group, the actual population meant by the category of Roma varies according to the nature of…
Erdei Ferenc szociológiája
kvnunk indtani a Tr s Trsadalomban, amely a regionlis tudomny jeles elfutrainak munkssgt, annak utlett, maradand rtkeit ismerteti s mltatja, valamint felvzolja az illetnek a tudomnyban s a kzletben jtszott szerept. Jllehet a regionlis tudomny fiatal diszciplna
Turkey as an Eu Member State Candidate in a Hypercitizen European Union Perspective
This is a legal and political sociology essay with the objective of a strategic geopolitical, legal and economic analysis of the pros and cons of Turkey's potential entry as a member state of the European Union. The essay is placed on the side of the policies, more in detail on the side of politics making, it starts with the analysis of the state of art, to move towards the need for structural coupling between Turkey and the European Union and th…
Coping Strategies of the Central-Eastern European Small States in the International Scene Dominated by Greater States in the West and East
Following World War I the empires ruling East-Central Europe were replaced by a conglomerate of small nation-states inexperienced in navigating themselves in the turbulent waters of foreign policy. The paper will deal with the different coping strategies of the individual small nation-states in the newly established international scene dominated by greater powers such as Germany, France, Great Britain and the Soviet Union. Four strategies will be…
Nation and Migration
Nation and Migration provides a way to understand recent migration events in Europe that have attracted the world’s attention. The emergence of the nations in the West promised homogenization, but instead the imagined national communities have everywhere become places of heterogeneity, and modern nation states have been haunted by the specter of minorities. This study analyses experiences relating to migration in twenty-three European countries. …
Az affektív antiszemitizmus okai és dinamikája
A cikkben 2023 októberében ezerfős országos reprezentatív mintán személyes megkereséssel végzett kérdőíves kutatásunk alapján vizsgáltuk a magyar felnőtt lakosság zsidókkal kapcsolatos pozitív és negatív érzésvilágának mentális térképét. Azt találtuk, hogy az affektív antiszemitizmushoz vagy annak ellentétéhez, a zsidókkal való rokonszenvhez vezető út döntő állomása, hogy a válaszadók lehetségesnek vagy lehetetlennek tartják-e a zsidók és nem zsi…
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