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Local Organization of Social Services in Hungary (German, Paperback)
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Local Organization of Social Services in Hungary (German, Paperback)
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This book is the result of an international comparative research
collaboration which launched the LOSS project nearly two decades
ago. The initiative goes in particular back to the Catholic
University of Ingolstadt (Bavaria, Germany) and the University of
Louisville (Kentucky, United States of America). The Project Local
Organization of Social Services was established to build a bridge
among different social cultures and social politics which exist in
the United States of America, Western Europe and the so-called
transition countries of Central and Eastern Europe. The purpose of
the editors is to look at the current Hungarian social and
socio-political situation and the transformations in order to
inspire other research teams to create similar monographs about the
LOSS in their own countries. According to our hope more and more
bilateral research collaborations are going to be launched in the
near future. For example between Finland and Hungary and Austria
and Hungary etc. These international comparative researches could
form a bigger network in the Euro-Atlantic region. This book is an
important step in the comprehensive process towards the
international network. This book seemingly does not follow strict
editorial rules, although there is an invisible logical line
running through it, and linking all chapters. The intent of the
authors, each specialist in the subject areas of their chapter, was
to synthesize the social phenomena of the recent past. Some
contributions provide also a wider historical perspectives.
Essentially, this book is a part of a mosaic which will be
deciphered by subsequent work. . This is simply a compilation of
the first studies and is to be followed with results of other
collaborative research among the semi-peripheral Northern and
Eastern European countries in the next years..
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