2015
DOI: 10.18030/socio.hu.2015.3.63
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Social Integration, Disintegration and Social Stratification

Abstract: Tanulmányunk célja, hogy bemutassa, miben különbözik, és hogyan kapcsolódik össze a társadalom integrációja, illetve dezintegrációja a társadalom rétegződésével, egyenlőtlenségeivel. Ehhez elsőként összefoglaljuk a társadalmi rétegződéskutatásokat az utóbbi néhány évtizedben ért legnagyobb kihívásokat és az azokra adott válaszkísérleteket. Ezután ezeket a kísérleteket a hazai szakirodalom kritikai összefoglalásával helyezzük el magyar társadalmi kontextusban. A társadalmi integráció és dezintegráció fogalmaina… Show more

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“…It is important to note that the question is not whether politics or political institutions play a role in social integration but how, and what the relationship is between political integration and other social integration mechanisms. Based on previous research (Gerő & Szabó, 2017;Kovách et al, 2016;, we argue that politics has become an independent integration factor in Hungary. This contradicts the traditional view of political sociology, according to which political parties translate political cleavages (conflicts embedded in the social structure) in the competition between parties and thereby mediate them into political and state institutions (Lipset & Rokkan, 1967).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…It is important to note that the question is not whether politics or political institutions play a role in social integration but how, and what the relationship is between political integration and other social integration mechanisms. Based on previous research (Gerő & Szabó, 2017;Kovách et al, 2016;, we argue that politics has become an independent integration factor in Hungary. This contradicts the traditional view of political sociology, according to which political parties translate political cleavages (conflicts embedded in the social structure) in the competition between parties and thereby mediate them into political and state institutions (Lipset & Rokkan, 1967).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Demokratikus Koalíció, DK: Democratic Coalition Party (Hungary); Jobbik Magyarországért Mozgalom, Jobbik: Jobbik Movement for a Better Hungary; Lehet Más a Politika, Magyarország Zöld Pártja, LMP: Politics Can Be Different Hungarian Green Party; Momentum Mozgalom, Momentum: Momentum Movement; Magyar Szocialista Párt, MSZP: Hungarian Social Party; Párbeszéd: Dialogue for Hungary. 5 For a detailed explanation of the variables that were used, see Kovách et al (2016; or Kovách and Kristóf (this issue). 6 The data was collected within the framework of the MTA Excellence Cooperation Programme Mobility Research Centre project.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A Zalaszentgróton helyben látható folyamatok országosan is jellemzők: a mezőgazdaság szerepének megváltozását a KSH felmérések (KSH Agrárcenzus, 2016), és a közelmúltban végzett kutatások is bemutatják (Kovách 2012;Kovács 2016). Ezekben a fent leírt folyamatok rajzolódnak ki: egyszerre csökken a munkaerő-igényes ágazatok súlya, és terjednek el olyan technológiai újítások, amelyeknek köszönhetően csökkent a mezőgazdasági üzemek munkaerő-igénye.…”
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“…One of the exciting results of Hungarian research on integration and disintegration processes (Kovách, 2017a;2017b;2020;Kovách et al, 2017a) was the identification of the locally integrated group. The locally integrated group -in contrast to the stereotypes about the urban-rural dichotomy and the researchers' hypotheses as well -consists mainly of rural and small-town residents, with several members indirectly connected to agriculture ( Csizmady et al, 2017) and was one of the most integrated groups based on the 2015 data collection.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%