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Papers for Ivan Szelenyi's birthday from a Hungarian Webzine
 

Judit Bodnár and József Böröcz :	Housing Advantages for the Better-Connected? Institutional Segmentation, Settlement Type and Social Network Effects in Hungary’s Late State-Socialist Housing Inequalities
John Campbell:	An institutional analysis of fiscal reform in postcommunist europe
Gil Eyal:	Anti-Politics and the Spirit of Capitalism
Zsuzsa Ferge:	Is there a ‘public philosophy’ in Central-Eastern Europe?  Equity of distribution ‘then’ and ‘now’
Éva Fodor:	Carde politics, carde recruitment, 1949-1995
Robert M. Jenkins:	Stabilizing the Democratic Transition: The 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections
Éva Kuti:	Nonprofit organizations as social players in the period of transition: roles and challenges
Bill Martin:	Transforming the contemporary ‘new middle class’: from professionals and managers to ‘bricoleurs’?
Jiri Musil:	Cities as mavericks – The challenge to extreme political ideologies
Smith, Philip:	Variations on a Set of Themes: Barbarism and Civility in the Discourses of Fascism, Communism, and Democracy
Júlia Szalai:	Poverty and Social Policy in Hungary in the 1990s
Eleanor Townsley:	“Liberal” academics and the U.S. government in the 1960s