Editorial

• Alexandra Szőke ,
  Cecília Kovai :
  State intervention and parenting in CEE and beyond1-11en [244.75 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0010

Parenting and the State

• Pauline Proboeuf :
  Families enacting ‘alternative’ schooling choices and the State A power relationship 12-29en [987.35 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0020

• Dóra Szekulesz :
  ‘All planned babies must be born’: Women’s experience of infertility and assisted reproductive technologies in Hungary 30-47en [362.05 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0030

• Alexandra Szőke :
  From the material to the emotional? Parenting ideals, social differentiation, and child welfare services in Hungary 48-65en [362.73 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0040

• Laura Preissler :
  Accompanying parents through early childhood: The pastoral work of Mothers’ and Fathers’ Advisors 66-82en [337.74 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0050

• Irina Teodorova Cheresheva :
  Creating the post-socialist middle-class mother: Global hierarchies and local distinctions 83-98en [323.98 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0060

• Kitti Kutrovátz :
  Parental mediation of adolescents’ technology use: Unequal parenting practices 99-117en [359.00 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0070

Book Reviews

• Judit Zsuzsanna Keller :
  Varsa, E. (2021). Protected Children, Regulated Mothers: Gender and the ‘Gypsy Question’ in State Care in Postwar Hungary, 1949-1956 118-121en [184.98 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0080

• Nóra Kovács :
  Anti-social socialization of the middle class? : McDermott, N. A. (2020). The Problem with Parenting: How Raising Children is Changing Across America 122-125en [185.31 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0090

Articles

• Ágnes Virág :
  Emotional parliamentary lions: Evaluative metonymy complexes in editorial cartoons 126-146en [3.41 MB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0100

• Andrea Éltető ,
  Magdolna Sass ,
  Marta Götz :
  The dependent Industry 4.0 development path of the Visegrád countries147-168en [679.88 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0110

• Ágnes Szunomár ,
  Tamás Peragovics :
  The Chinese model of development: A special variety of East Asian development paths to avoid the middle-income trap?169-191en [564.08 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0120

• Dóra Kanyicska Belán ,
  Miroslav Popper :
  Attitudes and relations between the Slovak majority and the Hungarian minority in Slovakia 192-215en [389.86 kB - PDF]EPA-05182-00031-0130