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Három ország egy határtérsége
185-190Views:20A bemutatott kötet tipográfiája, szövegképe, stílusa, szellős szerkezete könnyen olvashatóvá teszi az elsőre robosztusnak látszó könyvet. Könnyű tájékozódni benne, a
témában nem, vagy kevésbé jártas olvasók számára is, ezt könnyítik a nagyobb és
kisebb fejezeti egységek. A Sik és Surányi által összegyűjtött tanulmányok betekintést engednek egy speciális földrajzi és társadalmi egység – a határ – legfontosabb
dimenzióiba. Külön erőssége továbbá a kötetnek, hogy a szerzők írásai a maga komplexitásában is helytállnak, azonban megfelelő közeget és értelmezési keretet kap az
olvasó, amennyiben áttanulmányozza a Határhatások teljes repertoárját. -
The situation of Hungarian minority households with children in Transcarpatia
53-71.Views:64In our study, we present the situation of Hungarian minority households with children in Ukrai-nian villages based on the results of our qualitative and quantitative researches. In the explora-tory research, 23 interviews were made, and in the questionnaire, research data were obtained from a total of 139 households and 253 children. We present the poverty of households with children along the standard of living and the deprivation features of the households. The core of our analysis is the specific labor market situation, the earning opportunities,and forms of employment that provide for livelihoods for the households with children. Beside the backward-ness of the area studied in the research, the strategies and life situations that characterize the Transcarpathian Hungarians are also presented, which are beyond the known European forms of poverty.
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Territorial immobility as an opportunity in the life of young people in the village
114-132Views:63The purpose of the study is to explore and describe the characteristics, mobility dimensions of immobilized youth living in small settlements of less than 2500 people and seeing opportunities and perspectives in their own villages. We examine separately the views of parents of young people on their children’s mobility, seeking parallels and explanations with their views. The results may serve as a basis for further research and may prepare analyzes focusing on the target group. The research was carried out in the framework of the MTA Excellence Cooperation Program, the Mobility Research Center, and 104 interviews form the basis of the research.