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Providers of social care - Part I

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Paphazi T.
Tarsadalomkutatas (Social Science Research)
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2005
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vol. 23
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issue 4
473-500
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In the first part of the paper the author begins to analyse a database which is collected by the Training Centre of the National Institute for Family and Social Policy. The author points out that in the Hungarian care provision there are more employees with social qualifications than before, but their numbers are still insufficient because a lot of social workers are without proper certification. To get a social qualification is not a simple thing when the persons are on the job, in that case it would take many years on the average.
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Providers of social care - Part II

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Paphazi T.
Tarsadalomkutatas (Social Science Research)
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2006
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vol. 24
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issue 1
101-120
EN
The first part of the paper was published in Vol. 23. No. 4. (2005) of this periodical. In the second part the author continues to analyse a database, which is collected by Training Centre of the National Institute for Family and Social Policy. The author points out that in Hungarian care provision there are more care workers with social qualifications than before, but their number is not enough as yet, because a lot of social workers are without social certification. To get a social qualification is not a simple thing if the persons are on the job, it would take many years on the average. Most of the social institutions are without computers and internet, which would cause significant difficulties in development later on.
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BACKGROUND INSTITUTIONS ON THE VERGE OF TOTAL TRANSFORMATION

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Paphazi T., Rozgonyi T.
Tarsadalomkutatas (Social Science Research)
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2007
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vol. 25
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issue 4419-465
EN
Recently the Committee for State Reform has earmarked also the system of the so-called background institutions maintained by ministries, taking tasks over from them or doing tasks commissioned by ministries during the course of the transformation of the set of governmental organisations. The paper attempts to outline and typify those organisations. It states that the problems attributed to the background institutions are mostly related to the structural traits of our political system, and partly to the specificities of the bureaucratic operation of the central organisations of public administration maintaining them. Presumably the planned management reforms would not be able to eliminate them either. It is the institutes engaged in research that are the most endangered among the background institutions, though they could perform several tasks that are needed, such as the impact study of legal norms.
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The aridity of water management. Experiences of a representative sociological survey

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Rozgonyi T., Fenyvesi B., Javor I., Paphazi T.
Tarsadalomkutatas (Social Science Research)
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2004
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vol. 22
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issue 1
117-145
EN
The authors present the results of the first such representative sociological survey that has attempted to explore the assessment of water management on the basis of such a large sample, going into great detail. According to the experiences the population have not even basic knowledge in the field of water management, but it does not mean that they have no tangible interests regarding drinking water, reservoirs, and agricultural plots. No prejudices or malevolence can be experienced in the population towards experts of water management. The significance of water would be revaluated according to the opinion of the population as well.
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