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The Hungarian Central Statistical Office collects and analyses statistical data on various topics of the Hungarian society.
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This comparative analysis about the media representation of prostitution in Hungary draws on the results of a discourse analysis of Partícia Margit from 2003 and compares these results with media disc
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The authors examine media reports on crimes related to members of the Roma community and whether the media adheres to or departs from the attitudes and practice of the members of the Hungarian law enf
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The Hungarian Central Statistical Office collects and analyses statistical data on various topics of the Hungarian society.
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The journal article analyzes the results of the author's self-conducted media content survey during a 15-month period in 2009-2010 in which she examined the occurrence of newspaper articles on fe
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This journal article analyzes national and gender representations by focusing on a few images of the poster campaign from 2008 called “Hungary – A love for life!”, which aimed to popularize Hungary am
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The new Fundamental Law of Hungary contains several references to gender equality.
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The journal article explores how in the 2000s in Hungarian media feminism was systematically conflated with the demand for 'politically correct' language.
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The journal article discusses three Hungarian antifeminist books from the point of view of their view of feminists, their antifeminist frame of thinking and the ideal feminine image propagated by the
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The article discusses different views of Hungarian journalists and women’s rights NGOs’ representatives on the most appropriate approach to discussing the issue of domestic violence and to portraying
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The first Action Plan of the National Strategy for the Promotion of Gender Equality designates the main measures to implement in the first two-year period (2010-2011).
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This working paper of the EUROSPHERE research examines how selected Hungarian print media actors’ perception of diversity issues and the EU influence each other and how these aspects relate to the pri