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• Labor migration in Szeklerland: Migration and development, decision-making

  17-31

  Julianna Bodó

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  51

  Migration for the purpose of employment is an important social phenomenon. The following
  study provides insight into the situation of labor migration in Szeklerland after the change of
  regime. It outlines the most important trends that define this social process from 1990 to the
  present and indicates the changes along which the different periods of labor migration can be
  separated. The study discusses the changing perceptions of the connection between migration
  and development. The last subchapter contains an analysis about the phenomenon of decisionmaking in the context of new lifestyle trends resulting from migration.

• Sociological and Social Psychological Context of the Transition of Hungary, with Special Regards to Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County

  166-185

  Orsolya Pocsi

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  48

  The article gives a summary of the most relevant results of the sociological and sociopsychological special literature concerning the transition to market economy and political
  pluralism in Hungary. The transition affected the different regions and different social groups
  disproportionately. The article points out that the last three decades were not enough for the
  destruction of the legacy of state socialism resulting learned helplessness and paternalism.

• Inside borders: Jewish settlement in banned cities: Jewish immigration in Debrecen (Hungary) in the periods between 1790-1870

  169-191

  János Mazsu

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  24

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• The place and role of children in long commuting families – parental decisions and upbringing

  88-103

  Gabriella Nemes-Zámbó

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  38

  The study examines families in which one or both partners are commuting for longer periods (hetelés). Our research questions focus on those families who are raising children. As a result, their family life is largely determined by the specific operation based on the changing dynamics of physical, emotional proximity and distance. The analysis which processes qualitative results focuses on children and reveals the changes that have taken place in the family as a result of long term commuting. These include attachment in the family, the care and upbringing of children, and the place and role of the child in the family. In the lives of the families studied, we encountered different parental attitudes and parent-child relationships.