This paper deals with the atmosphere of Sziget Festival. My research goal was to interpret and to depict the festival as a socio-cultural environment, an experienced material and spiritual space; a special place that exists only for a week. Based on the results, the mental places of Sziget Festival – i.e. the places that exist in festivalgoers’ minds – and the most important values of the venue, the functions of the sites, the forces that create places, the most characteristic atmospheric elements of the place, and the channels of perception of the spirit of place can be described. The applied objective of the research was also to assist in festival development, from the perspective of the formation of the festival image and marketing communication to practical considerations. Thus, the research highlights the usability of both the social sciences and applied research (marketing and market research) of genius loci, and some appropriate methods.
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In this paper I describe how we identified the language symbols used on street and road signs in Ukraine’s westernmost town, Berehove. In linguistic landscape studies, multiethnicity is a significant aspect indeed. Insofar as numerous ethnic groups live in Berehove side by side, it seems plausible to analyze the linguistic landscape of this settlement. In this study, two analyses (involving linguistic landscape items collected in 2013 and 2017) are used to elucidate this settlement’s linguistic landscape. I demonstrate the linguistic landscape collections using two methods of analysis (quantitative and qualitative), studied in a town characterized by its multilingual history. I also analyze ethnolinguistic vitality research in bilingual settings of various time lines. Furthermore, I introduce inscriptions and symbols collected at a street fair in relation to their language and its richness.
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It is an established observation that the Roma have been one of the world’s most impoverished, persecuted and marginalized communities, yet also the least understood. While there have been some estimates of a global Roma population of 20 million, these communities are dispersed throughout several countries in Europe, Asia and the Americas. This article concerns the European Roma and the issues which engage them, the most salient being identity. It seeks to find congruence between the socioeconomic empowerment processes of Dalit (oppressed) communities in India with those of the Roma. There is a historical connection between the Romani language groups and north Indian languages – indeed it is from India where Roma communities are known to have originally migrated from. This article argues for the value of reviving these links by turning the argument around and advocating that aspects of the contemporary Indian experience of socioeconomic empowerment could be applied to Roma empowerment in Europe within the framework of the EU’s National Roma Integration Strategies (NRIS). This could benefit India through interaction with the Global Roma Diaspora and lead to a win-win situation whereby India would equally obtain advantage from learning about EU-centered models of inclusion. Accordingly, the robust sharing of good practices could benefit both sides.
{"title":"Strategizing roma identity for India-EU collaboration: strengthening the NRIS","authors":"M. Mishra","doi":"10.14267/CJSSP.2019.1.3","DOIUrl":"https://doi.org/10.14267/CJSSP.2019.1.3","url":null,"abstract":"It is an established observation that the Roma have been one of the world’s most impoverished, persecuted and marginalized communities, yet also the least understood. While there have been some estimates of a global Roma population of 20 million, these communities are dispersed throughout several countries in Europe, Asia and the Americas. This article concerns the European Roma and the issues which engage them, the most salient being identity. It seeks to find congruence between the socioeconomic empowerment processes of Dalit (oppressed) communities in India with those of the Roma. There is a historical connection between the Romani language groups and north Indian languages – indeed it is from India where Roma communities are known to have originally migrated from. This article argues for the value of reviving these links by turning the argument around and advocating that aspects of the contemporary Indian experience of socioeconomic empowerment could be applied to Roma empowerment in Europe within the framework of the EU’s National Roma Integration Strategies (NRIS). This could benefit India through interaction with the Global Roma Diaspora and lead to a win-win situation whereby India would equally obtain advantage from learning about EU-centered models of inclusion. Accordingly, the robust sharing of good practices could benefit both sides.","PeriodicalId":42178,"journal":{"name":"Corvinus Journal of Sociology and Social Policy","volume":" ","pages":""},"PeriodicalIF":0.4,"publicationDate":"2019-07-20","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":null,"resultStr":null,"platform":"Semanticscholar","paperid":"49329807","PeriodicalName":null,"FirstCategoryId":null,"ListUrlMain":null,"RegionNum":0,"RegionCategory":"","ArticlePicture":[],"TitleCN":null,"AbstractTextCN":null,"PMCID":"","EPubDate":null,"PubModel":null,"JCR":null,"JCRName":null,"Score":null,"Total":0}
Pub Date : 2019-06-01DOI: 10.14267/CJSSP.2019.1.11
Otgonbaatar Tsedendemberel
In this book, with its seemingly self-explanatory title, Noritoshi Furuichi argues that, despite Japan’s desperate situation amidst decades-long economic recessions, a deteriorating birth rate, an ageing population, the immediate aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake of March 11, 2011, and the subsequent Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, the majority of its youth (nearly 80 percent) seem to be “happy” nonetheless. Noritoshi Furuichi is a young Japanese sociologist, a senior researcher at the Keio Research Institute, a Ph.D. candidate at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences of the University of Tokyo, and a dedicated commentator on youth and political issues. Zetsubo ̄ no kuni no kōfuku na wakamonotachi (the Japanese title of the book) reports how Japanese youth deal with desperation and despair in their own terms based on the author’s articulations of youth theory, various interviews with young people, an extensive review of government surveys and publications, as well as his own observations as a sociologist and a young member of Japanese society. The book is unique in the sense that it documents young people’s reactions and moods right after the 3/11 natural disaster, reflecting the aspirations and frustrations of youth. At the same time, it is a book about youth by a young scholar who has thought much about youth theory and youth issues and debates with the former through multiple channels, including on Japanese television. This book is original and novel because Furuichi critically analyzes what it means to be a youth or young in today’s Japan with its challenging political, social, economic, and cultural realities. The 2015 paperback edition and the much-needed English translation of 2017, comprised of over 280 pages, are empirically-informed, scholarly, yet very enjoyable books on youth theory
在这本看似不言自明的书中，富睿一（Noritoshi Furuichi）认为，尽管日本在长达数十年的经济衰退、出生率恶化、人口老龄化、2011年3月11日东日本大地震和随后的福岛第一核灾难的直接后果中陷入了绝望，尽管如此，它的大多数年轻人（近80%）似乎都很“快乐”。Noritoshi Furuichi是一位年轻的日本社会学家，庆应义塾研究所高级研究员，东京大学文理研究生院博士生，也是青年和政治问题的专职评论员。Zetsubōno kuni no kōfuku na wakamonotachi（本书的日文标题）根据作者对青年理论的阐述、对年轻人的各种采访、对政府调查和出版物的广泛评论，报道了日本青年如何用自己的方式处理绝望和绝望，以及他作为社会学家和日本社会年轻成员的观察。这本书的独特之处在于，它记录了年轻人在3·11自然灾害后的反应和情绪，反映了年轻人的愿望和挫折。同时，这是一本关于青年的书，作者是一位年轻学者，他对青年理论和青年问题进行了大量思考，并通过包括日本电视台在内的多个渠道与青年进行了辩论。这本书是原创和新颖的，因为富睿一批判性地分析了在当今日本充满挑战的政治、社会、经济和文化现实中，作为一个年轻人意味着什么。2015年的平装本和2017年急需的英文译本共280多页，是关于青年理论的经验丰富、学术性强但非常有趣的书籍
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Pub Date : 2019-06-01DOI: 10.14267/cjssp.2017.01.13
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Pub Date : 2019-06-01DOI: 10.14267/CJSSP.2019.1.10
S. Eren
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Today’s increasing demands for food, feed, products and energy, in conjunction with the security concerns brought about by a growing global population and anthropogenically induced climate change, are making the need for a sustainable system more pressing than ever. In this context, to reflect the need for a comprehensive societal transformation, the bio-based or knowledge-based economy is targeting a reduction in the present dependency on fossil fuels along with other forms of finite resources through their gradual replacement by renewables. However, while the objectives of such a major system change are mainly agreed upon, the pathway to achieving them is still a subject of dispute. Having the purpose of engaging in the debate, and attempting to lay the keystones for shaping the future, this book, Bioeconomy, explores and conveys the advantages of a sustainable, innovative and knowledgebased bioeconomy from an interand transdisciplinary perspective. Its aim is to advance the existing knowledge and to pioneer national as much as international cooperation in the field. The book’s editor, Iris Lewandowski, is known for her involvement in national and EU-funded bioeconomy research projects. One of these is called “Accelerating the transition towards a BioBased Economy via Education – ABBEE” which was initiated as of September 1, 2018 with the objective of creating new educational materials for students and professionals that incorporate the key elements of a biobased economy. Currently, the author is affiliated with the University of Hohenheim, where she is the Chief Bioeconomy Officer, and is also responsible for an international master’s program on Bioeconomy. Taking these facts into consideration, and framing them in the form of a textbook, this joint venture of the University of Hohenheim’s educators and students has resulted in Bioeconomy, which
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Pub Date : 2018-10-15DOI: 10.14267/CJSSP.2018.2.02
B. Janky, A. Gulyás
We investigate attitudes toward voting reforms that attribute greater weight to younger generations in a survey experiment. The main assumption of this research is that due to the distortions caused by elite discourse, voters are not aware of the intergenerational inequality of redistribution, thus attempts to change the voting system – that currently provides an equal vote to each voter, thereby maintaining inequality – would not get sufficient public support. After providing a review of potential voting reforms for improving intergenerational justice, we present results from an online survey sample of one thousand respondents. The data show that presenting the arguments for intergenerational justice increases the sensitivity of younger voters towards the political rights of young generations, but does not improve the acceptance of such reforms among the middle-aged and the elderly.
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Pub Date : 2018-10-15DOI: 10.14267/cjssp.2018.2.10
M. Hajdu
This volume contains papers that discuss the relationship between political corruption and organized crime using both quantitative and qualitative approaches. The related studies were carried out within the framework of the European-Commission-funded ANTICORRP project, a large-scale research project being conducted with the participation of research groups from fifteen European countries. However, the editor of this volume concentrated only on five Eastern European countries in addition to Germany and Turkey in the selection of the articles. What makes the book unique and unusual is that these papers present cross-national evaluations concerning corruption based on new objective indicators instead of the well-known subjective perception indices that are usually used for this purpose. The analyses take into consideration the period between 2007 and 2013 and assess corruption risks in the construction sector based on two indicators. One of them deals with the practice of single bidding during calls for tenders, while the other is connected to the awarding of contracts to companies that have political connections. The existence (or co-existence) of such conditions may imply the presence of corruption; however, some more characteristics of public procurement can also be taken into consideration, such as the transparency of procurement procedures and the time that elapses between the announcement of tenders and the deadlines for application. The volume is edited by Alina Mungiu-Pippidi, a Romanian political scientist and professor of the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin.
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Pub Date : 2018-10-15DOI: 10.14267/cjssp.2018.2.13
Szociológiai Szemle
http://www.szociologia.hu/20142_szam/ Issue No.2. 2014 Veres Valér: Társadalmi rétegződés és anyagi-jövedelmi különbségek Magyarországon és az erdélyi magyarság körében; Lőrincz László: A magyar középiskolások párválasztási preferenciái: a roma-nem roma heterogenitás hatása; Geszler Nikolett: A munka és a család konfliktusának forrásai az európai férfiak életében; Király Gábor, Köves Alexandra, Pataki György, Kiss Gabriella: Rendszer-modellezés és részvétel: egy magyar kísérlet tanulságai; Bartha Ákos: A népi szociográfia elmélete és gyakorlata: Kovács Imre és A néma forradalom; Bodor Péter: Γνῶθι σεαυτόν – Ismerd meg önmagad!; Rády Eszter: Kvótával vagy anélkül? Nők helyzete a döntéshozó testületekben és a felsővezetésben
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