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Studies
- Róbert Zoltán Bálint: An Attempt to Conceptualise Protestant Pastoral Roles
- Katalin Gál – Rita Pásztor: The Characteristics of the Labour Market in the Érmellék Region, Based on a Qualitative Research
- Mónika Imola Kolozsvári: Professional Career Paths in the Narratives of Women and Men in the Field of Transylvanian Classical Music
- Dalma Gordán: AI and us – the Representation of Artificial Intelligence in Science Fiction Movies
Review
- Attila Kustán Magyari: Facing the Distorted Version of Ourselves. Review of Naomi Klein’s Book Doppelganger
About the Authors
Articles
- Zsombor Csata – Emese Emőke Tóth-Batizán – Gábor Lelkes: Report on the Self-perceived Health Condition of Minority Hungarians in Central and Eastern Europe
- László Marácz: Sports and the Identity of Ethnies: the Case of Basque and Frisian
- Daniel Bridgeland: Sport Diplomacy in the European Union: The Development of a Soft Power Strategy
- László Marácz: The Hungarian Fencing Elite in the Service of the Soviet Union
- Viktória Marácz: Race, Empire, and the Horrors of a Hunnic Past in Dracula (1897)
Reviews
- Henrietta Nóra Bocz: Rapidism, the Sports Phenomenon
- Richard Tinca: Nadia in the Shadow of the Romanian Securitate
- Valér Veres: Nation and Migration in Europe – Review
About the Authors
Foreword
1. Focus: Studies
- András Máté-Tóth: Wounded Collective Identity and Interpretation of Religion
- Dávid Kollár, Tamás László: Though Depleted, but Not Broken? Wounded Collective Identity in Hungary
- Emőke Török, Emese Biró: Career Decisions and Strategies of Women in Protestant Ministry
- Lehel Peti: Pentecostalism and Social Integration: the Conversion of a Csángó Woman
- Sára Heidl, Réka Szilárdi: Private Religiosity – The Religious/Spiritual Dimensions of the Participants in the Everness Festival
- Tamás László: Religious Plasticity in Hungarian Society
- Miklós Gyorgyovich: Religiosity and Irreligiosity in Hungary
- Szabolcs András: Dogmatical Identification in the Contemporary Romanian Society
- László-Attila Hubbes: Social Media Discourses Concerning Pope Francis’ Visit to Csíksomlyó/Șumuleu Ciuc
- Edit Újvári: The Using of Signs in the Lakota Inipi Rite. An Analysis from the Semiotics of Religion’s Point of View
- Adrienn Kolumbán: The Appearance of Greek Destiny in Sándor Márai’s Novel ‘Embers’
About the Authors
1. Focus: Studies
- István Horváth: Pig stalls and urban kitchen gardens. Food shortage management and scarcity strategies in the eighties
- Georgina Kiss-Kozma: Hungarian youth organizations in Transylvania: An interpretive framework
- Zoltán Göthér: The evolution of networks in rural tourism. The case of Gelence
- Attila Kustán Magyari: „The fatherland cannot be in opposition.” Conspiracy theories, populism and authenticism on the Hungarian political right
2. Field
3. Reviews
- Nóra Dobre: Review of Erin Meyer’s book The culture map (Public Affairs, New York, 2015)
- Valér Veres: Interaction – representations. Social history and epidemics in the Carpathian Basin
About the Authors
Focus: The social history of state socialism
- István Horváth: The "decret" children of Romania. The sabotaged system integration
- Ágnes Kiss: Everyday value system under state socialism. Theft and self-exoneration through selective moral disengagement
- Szentesi-Nejur Szende: The microraion as a framework for organising life in Romania. Plans and implementations
- Eszter Kovács: "We could have looked at the Dalmatian puppy five and ten times...". The video phenomenon in the Gheorgheni Basin in the 1980s
Field
Reviews
- Attila Kustán Magyari: The (fourth) ghost of the far right (Cas Mudde The Far Right Today)
About the Authors
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