Social stratification and cultural consumption in Hungary: Book readership

Poetics

Volumn 35, Issue 2-3, 2007, Pages 112-131

  Bukodi, Erzsébet ^a  

^a EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE   (Italy)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 34447637108     PISSN: 0304422X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.poetic.2007.03.001     Document Type: Article

References (29)

1. Bourdieu P. Distinction (1984), Routledge, London
2. Bukodi E. Educational choices in Hungary (special English edition). Hungarian Statistical Review 77 (1999) 71-94
3. Bukodi, E., 2004. Ki kivel (nem) házasodik? Párválasztás Magyarországon (Who Marries Whom? Partner Selection in Hungary). Századvég, Budapest.
4. Chan T.W., and Goldthorpe J.H. Is there a status order in contemporary British society? Evidence from the occupational structure of friendship. European Sociological Review 20 (2004) 383-401
5. Chan T.W., and Goldthorpe J.H. Social status and newspaper readership. American Journal of Sociology (2007)
6. Connor W.D. Socialism's Dilemmas (1988), Columbia University Press, New York
7. De Graaf N.D. Distinction by consumption in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and the Netherlands. European Sociological Review 7 (1991) 267-290
8. Duncan O.D. A socioeconomic index for all occupations. In: Reiss A. (Ed). Occupations and Social Status (1961), Free Press, New York
9. Falussy, B., 2004. Az ido{combining double acute accent}felhasználás metszetei (The Structure of Time-use). Új Mandátum, Budapest.
10. Ganzeboom H.B.G. Explaining differential participation in high-cultural activities: a confrontation of information-processing and status-seeking theories. In: Raub W. (Ed). Theoretical Models and Empirical Analyses: Contributions to the Explanation of Individual Actions and Collective Phenomena (1982), E.S. - Publications, Utrecht
11. Ganzeboom H.B.G., De Graaf P.M., and Róbert P. Cultural reproduction theory on socialist ground: intergenerational transmission of inequalities in Hungary. Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 9 (1990) 79-104
12. Ganzeboom H.B., and Treiman D. Internationally comparable measures of occupational status for the 1988 International Standard Classification of Occupations. Social Science Research 25 (1996) 201-239
13. Gereben F. Olvasás- és könyvtárszociológiai vizsgálatok Magyarországon (Sociological studies in reading behaviour and library using practices in Hungary). In: Horváth T., and Papp I. (Eds). Könyvtárosok Kézikönyve 4 (Handbook for Librarians 4) (2002), Osiris, Budapest
14. Gereben F. Olvasáskultúránk az ezredfordulón (Reading culture at the millennium). Tiszatáj 2 (2002) 61-72
15. Goldthorpe J.H. Social class and the differentiation of employment contracts (Chapter 14). On Sociology vol. II (2007), Stanford University Press, Stanford
16. Kolosi T. Status and stratification. In: Kolosi T., and Andorka R. (Eds). Stratification and Inequalities (1984), Institute for Social Sciences, Budapest
17. Kolosi, T., 2000. Terhes babapiskóta. A rendszerváltás társadalomszerkezete (Regime Transformation and Social Structure). Századvég, Budapest.
18. Kraaykamp G., and Niewbeerta P. Parental background and lifestyle differentiation in Eastern Europe: social, political, and cultural intergenerational transmission in five former socialist societies. Social Science Research 29 (2000) 92-122
19. Laumann E.O. Prestige and Association in an Urban Community (1966), Bobbs-Merrill, Indianapolis
20. OECD. Literacy in the Information Age. Final Report of the International Adult Literacy Survey (2000), OECD, Paris
21. Róbert P. Social determination of living conditions in post-communist societies. Czech Sociological Review 5 (1997) 197-216
22. Róbert P., and Bukodi E. Changes in intergenerational class mobility in Hungary, 1973-2000. In: Richard B. (Ed). Social Mobility in Europe (2004), Oxford University Press, Oxford
23. Tóth I.Gy., 2003. Jövedelem-egyenlo{combining double acute accent}tlenségek: tényleg növekszenek vagy csak úgy látjuk? (Inequalities of income: are they increasing or do they just seem to be increasing?) Közgazdasági Szemle (Review of Economics) L, 209-234.
24. Ultee, C.W., Batenburg, R., Ganzeboom, H.B.G., 1993. Cultural inequalities in cross-national perspective. A secondary analysis of survey data for the 1980s. In: Rigney, A., Fokkema, D. (Eds.), Cultural Participation. Trends Since the Middle Ages. Utrecht Publications in General and Comparative Literature, vol. 31. John Benjamins Publishing Company, Amsterdam/Philadelphia.
25. Van Eijck K. Socialization, education and lifestyle: how social mobility increases the cultural heterogenity of status groups?. Poetics 26 (1999) 309-328
26. Vitányi, I., 1997. A magyar társadalom kulturális állapota (The Cultural Field in Hungary). MTA Szociológiai Intézet, Budapest.
27. Weber M. Economy and Society (1968/1922), University of California Press, Berkeley/Los Angeles
28. Wesolowski W. The notions of strata and class in socialist society. In: Faber B.L. (Ed). The Social Structure of Eastern Europe (1976), Praeger Publishers, New York-London
29. Wnuk-Lipinski E. Patterns of leisure. In: Kolosi T., and Wnuk-Lipinski E. (Eds). Equality and Inequality Under Socialism: Poland and Hungary Compared (1983), Sage, London