Társadalmi szemle -

Társadalmi szemle

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Hungarian
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Pages
532
Társadalmi Szemle stands as a prominent Hungarian social science journal with a publishing history spanning several decades, from 1931-1933 and then continuously from 1946-1998. Operating out of Budapest, this monthly periodical served as a significant platform for intellectual and ideological discourse, particularly during the mid-to-late 20th century in Hungary. Initially relaunched by the Hungarian Communist Party, it evolved to become the ideological and scientific journal for subsequent governing parties, including the Hungarian Workers' Party and the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party after the 1956 revolution.

Delving into its pages offers insight into the social, political, and economic thought of its time. The journal featured contributions from notable figures and provided analyses on various aspects of society, reflecting the prevailing intellectual currents and official viewpoints across different historical periods. Exploring its extensive archive reveals the evolution of social science perspectives and the shifting ideological landscape within Hungary.

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