Publications: Working papers and reports

2019

Sara Svensson
The connotations of collaboration: European linguistic and scholarly perspectives on collaborative governance
Series Number: 2019/1

2018

Zsuzsanna Vidra
Counter-Islamophobia Kit: Key National Messages – Hungary // A projekt legfőbb megállapításai - Magyarország
Series Number: 2018/6
Gergo Pulay
Post-crisis politics, social resistance, and equality policy paths: New social movements and forms of citizens’ cooperation for solidarity
Series Number: 2018/5
Dragos Adascalitei, Martin Gross, Mihail Chiru
Programmatic Europeanization revisited: The role of EP election proximity, EU support and Eastern European patterns
Series Number: 2018/4
Zsuzsanna Vidra
Counter-Islamophobia Kit: Dominant Counter - Narratives to Islamophobia – Hungary
Series Number: 2018/3
Anita Halasz, Dragos Adascalitei, Marko Lovec
Communicating Cohesion in Eastern Europe. The Cases of Romania, Hungary and Slovenia
Series Number: 2018/2
Celine Cantat
The politics of refugee solidarity in Greece: Bordered identities and political mobilization
Series Number: 2018/1
Agnes Kelemen, Vera Messing, Zsuzsanna Arendas , Marton Illes
Sokszínű, befogadó munkahelyek romáknak és másoknak

2017

Agnes Kende
Involving Others: Assessing efforts to improve the schooling experience of Hungarian Roma children through focused teacher training and afternoon schooling programs
Series Number: 2017/9
Celine Cantat
Cohesion Policy and Perceptions of the European Union in Hungary. A Cultural Political Economy Approach
Series Number: 2017/8
Agnes Batory, Andrea Krizsan, Nick Sitter, Violetta Zentai
Backsliding in area of constitutional safeguards and independent institutions, corruption control, and general equality and minorities
Series Number: 2017/7
Andrew Cartwright, Peter Balogh, Sara Svensson
Solidarity in the treatment of mental illness in Hungary: A case study of the Awakenings Foundation as a vehicle for change
Series Number: 2017/6
Zsuzsanna Vidra
Counter-Islamophobia Kit: Dominant Islamophobic Narratives - Hungary
Series Number: 2017/5
Iulius-Cezar Macarie
Invisible Denizens: Migrant Night Shift Workers’ Fragile Possibilities for Solidarity in the Post-Circadian Capitalist Era
Series Number: 2017/4
Celine Cantat
The Hungarian border spectacle: Migration, repression and solidarity in two Hungarian border cities
Series Number: 2017/3
Andrew Cartwright, Peter Balogh, Sara Svensson
Solidarity in the housing sector: Civic responses to homelessness and housing poverty in Hungary
Series Number: 2017/2
Boyan Zahariev, Vera Messing, Zsuzsanna Arendas
Roma employment and the potentials of state and business actors in labor market inclusion
Series Number: 2017/11
Daniel Vince, Julia Szalai, Sara Svensson
Contested forms of solidarity: An overview of civil society organisations in Hungary and their impact on policy and the social economy
Series Number: 2017/10
Andrew Cartwright, Peter Balogh, Sara Svensson
Solidarity at the border: The organization of spontaneous support for transiting refugees in two Hungarian towns in the summer of 2015
Series Number: 2017/1

2016

Zsuzsanna Arendas
Industrial Relations in Car-manufacturing Industry: a Comparative Case Study of Audi Hungaria, Gyor and Mercedes Benz, Kecskemet
Series Number: 2016/7
Monika Martiskova, Monika Uhlerova
Union Organizing in the Automotive Industry in Slovakia in Times of Crisis: Do They Help Workers or Protect Themselves?
Series Number: 2016/6
Dragos Adascalitei, Stefan Guga
Tensions in the Periphery: Dependence and the Trajectory of a Low-Cost Productive Model in the Central and Eastern European Automotive Industry
Series Number: 2016/5
Adam Mrozowicki, Justyna Kajta
Trade Union Strategies in a Time of Economic Crisis: the Case of a Car Assembly Plant in Poland
Series Number: 2016/4
Achim Kemmerling
Feet of Clay? The Political Economy of Adopting and Abolishing Private Pensions
Series Number: 2016/3
Zsuzsanna Arendas
'Every word has its special weight'. A qualitative case study of multilingual realities at Siemens, Hungary
Series Number: 2016/2
Zsuzsanna Arendas
'In a corporate environment, we need to be inclusive'. Toward understanding multinational companies' practices of multilingualism and cultural diversity
Series Number: 2016/1
Zsuzsanna Arendas
Industrial Relations in Multilingual Environments at Work
Agnes Batory, Andrea Krizsan, Joanna Kostka, Nick Sitter, Violetta Zentai
Mapping Backsliding in the European Union
Zsuzsanna Arendas
Multilingualism in Hungary: Practices and Perspectives
Andrea Krizsan, Anita Nissen, Birte Siim, Dominika Gruziel
Report of Case Studies on Gender Equality as a Focus Point of National and Nativist Discourses

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