Center for Policy Studies

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Scholars' and activists' engagements with social justice agendas

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Evidence-based, community- wide Gender Equality Plan

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New reports available for France, Hungary and Romania

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What are the factors that shape domestic violence policy change? How and when can feminists influence policy making?

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Failure and success in the context of the CEE transition?

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New project

MigSol is a 24-month research project that examines solidarity with and by migrants and refugees along the Balkan route. MigSol relies on ethnographic fieldwork with selected pro-refugee and refugee-led groups in Greece, Serbia, and Hungary.

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This study explores the mechanisms of three forms of child trafficking in Hungary – begging, pickpocketing and sexual exploitation of children – by focusing on Roma victims.

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The research endeavor explored the key factors perpetuating Roma marginalization at the municipal and community level in three countries of Central and Eastern Europe: Hungary, Romania and Serbia.

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News

June 25, 2019

Events

Wednesday July 03

Roundtable: On Engaged Research and the Possibilities of Solidarity

Thursday March 07

HAS Centre for Social Sciences: bilingual book launch / MTA TK: kétnyelvű könyvbemutató

News

Hungarian Free Press reviews our recent paper on participatory governance by populist governments

Book review: The Romani Women’s Movement: Struggles and Debates in Central and Eastern Europe

Policy and Politics: How not to conduct a consultation – and why asking the public is not always such a great idea

Events

Wednesday July 03

Thursday March 07

Friday February 22

Featured Video

Iulius-Cezar Macarie Shares Research on Night Workers

Blogs/Podcasts

“Get up, stand up”: The existential precarity of Dr. Ámbédkar High School

Reflections from Researching Night Shift Workers in London

Blog: Old wine in new bottles: Romania’s recurrent problem with EU funds absorption