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• Polarization and heterogenization of social strata, with the conservation of „the big structure” : Dilemmas on the basis of researches made in the late two decades

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  Istvan Harcsa

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  Recently the investigations were focused rather the polarization, so the questions connected
  with the inner structure of the different strata got less interesting, The most important aim of
  our study to give an empirically founded picture about the heterogenity of the different strata,
  and paralelly about the conservation of „the big structure” of the society. The study was based on
  the survey of stratification carried out by The Hugarian Statistical Office, in 2016. Observations
  showed, that the revealing of the attributes of the heterogenity can be solved only by developing
  the different modells and schemes. The key question was, that by the modification of Andorka
  scheme could we gather more punctual informations about the formation of the inequality? Our
  results mirrored, that by the help of the revised schemes we could show bigger inequality, than
  with the originel ones.

• Perceptions of families with children and the social professionals working with them on services promoting the well-being and social mobility of families

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  In our study, we investigate how families with children living in a disadvantaged sub-region of Northern Hungary, in areas of different settlement size and in settlements belonging to the Budapest agglomeration, perceive the available educational,
  education, childcare, health and social services, whether they have any information about them, and what professionals working with families with children think about the education, childcare, health and social services and services available to them.
  the professional content and quality of the services provided, and whether
  the extent to which they can contribute to the well-being and social mobility of families. Our research included a population questionnaire survey and interviews with professionals and families with children. Our results indicate that children's abilities
  the lack of services to develop their abilities, develop their talents and promote their well-being, the
  existing education, health and social services with very limited capacity and therefore low quality, and limited access to cultural and recreational opportunities
  mobility opportunities for children growing up in disadvantaged families are severely limited. Child welfare social work tools are scarce and social interventions are based on fire-fighting.