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• Family perspectives for young people growing up in child protection care

  67-87

  Ibolya Czibere

  Gabriella Nemes-Zámbó

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  88

  The study examines the factors of family perspectives among vulnerable youths – children and youth living in alternative care – with qualitative method. The target group is children who live in the Hungarian child protection system as juveniles. Children and young people experiencing different family substitute arenas may result in various family perspectives. These family perspectives are examined within a theoretical framework of family sociology and human ecology.We used a complex approach to describe the experiences and changes of these structural and family-replacer dimensions together with their impacts on the family perspective. We have found that the family perspectives of the young people are diverse and their narratives about their visions of the future are often linked to dominant family and life events previously experienced in family milieus and forms of care. At the same time, the complexity of life events and the diversity of future plans are not necessarily reflected in the institutional background and the professional-young relationships that could support young people’s autonomy. Based on the interviews, the family and community levels of the human ecology model can also be a significant factor in young people’s family perspectives, so cooperation between family and community, institutional actors can be one of the keys to providing adequate support for young people. In order to realize future plans for family perspectives, professionals need to focus more on individual needs and the diversity and variability of family perspectives.

• Hármas határokról antropológiai megközelítésben

  191-195

  Gabriella Zámbó

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  31

  A kötet tematikus szerkezete lehetőséget nyújt az olvasó számára, hogy a kezdeti
  elméleti felvezetés után a terepmunka módszerének köszönhetően egy-egy fejezeten keresztül részese legyen az adott térség lokális közegének. A néprajzi megközelítés eredményeként nem csak a fizikai határ jellemzőit ismerhetjük meg közelebbről, hanem betekintést nyerhetünk a helyi közösségek identitásformálásának
  legfontosabb mechanizmusaiba. A széleskörűen és változatosan vizsgált hármas
  határ blokkok igyekeznek megragadni és hűen ábrázolni a kisebbség-többség kapcsolatból adódó másság és önmeghatározás kérdéseit. Mindemellett olyan alapvető
  témákat is középpontba állítanak a szerzők, amelyek a tapasztalt lokális jelenségek
  mellett kiterjedtebb és komplexebb kérdéseket is felvetnek, úgymint a regionális
  identitás, az informális kereskedelem és a határon túli kisebbségek jövője.

• Familyplanning and labour market aspirations among youth in fosterhome

  87-109

  Gabriella Zámbó

  Views:

  61

  Several international and national organisations are concerned with the aspect of children. This
  essay examines a special group of children and youth who live in fostercare. Their future aspects
  are basically determined by the break away from their families. Even they area way from their
  familiesf or a short or a long time, becoming an adult is a complex process and many factors
  define their lives. Among these factors the environment of the fosterhome and the relationship
  with the biological family is essential. The essay focuses on two fundamental dimensions of
  becoming an adult: familyplanning and working. Although the desires about their future lives
  are quite diverse, the implementation is similarly difficult for each of them. Those who haven’t got the supportive background are hadicapped in many dimensions. In these cases the
  childprotection has a leading role. The essay attempt stogive an insight to these young adults’
  futureplans while it highlights the dimensions of familyplanning and working.

• A korporált szülőség értelmezése a hazai gyakorlatban

  153-156

  Gabriella Zambo

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  34

  Rácz Andrea: Gyermekvédelem mint fragmentált társadalmi intézmény.
  Debreceni Egyetemi Kiadó, Debrecen, 2016, p. 190.