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,Introduction:?Countries, Datasets, and Themes in Focus,ommunist regimes were generally hostile to sociology and it was only when hard line Stalinist policies were relaxed that sociology experienced a restart—first in Poland in the 1950s, then in Hungary since the early 1960s and last in Czechoslovakia by mid-1960s.

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Book 2022vakia (the Visegrad Four – V4 group), and also by contrast with Austria. It looks at the shared history of these countries as part of the erstwhile Austro-Hungarian Empire. While the V4 states experienced, for decades, the regressive authoritarian Soviet rule, Austria escaped this fate. The question

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,Introduction:?Countries, Datasets, and Themes in Focus,ormer Czechoslovakia—just like in Hungary, Poland, and Austria—sociology was rooted in the nineteenth century and had developed as a specific discipline in the interwar period. Before WWII, a wider institutional background of the discipline only existed in Czechia and Poland, but the outcomes of Cze

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Regime Change and Developments in the Main Dimensions of Social Structure,s in V4 countries. Figuratively speaking, three “revolutions” occurred: a “capitalist revolution”, which opened the door to free enterprise and in which entrepreneurs and the self-employed are the main players; a “knowledge revolution”, which laid the ground for technological and organisational inno

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,Setting Social Status in Couples and Partners’ Budgetary Discretion,the male head of the household—has been challenged since the early 1970s. This approach has also been questioned by conventional economic research which views the household as a single unit. Changing family circumstances and the increased share of couples in which the woman has higher status mean th

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Cultural Participation and Cultural Activities Stratified,on small samples. In this chapter, we focus on indicators of how often the population attends cultural performances and visits cultural sites drawing on two large sources of comparative evidence, neither of which has yet been used in the literature: Social Stratification in Eastern Europe after 1989