News
2022.06.08 Presentation at the University of Tampere
Our researcher Lívia Murinkó gives a presentation on 16 June 2022 at the conference Reproductive Futures organised by the University of Tampere (Finland). The presentation with co-author Ivett Szalma (Centre for Social Siences, Hungary) is entitled ’Cultural and ideological pronatalism in Europe'.
2022.06.01 Presentation at the University of Regensburg
Our senior research fellow Attila Melegh holds a presentation on 20 June 2022 with the title 'Globalization and the migration turn. Why migration has become a polarizing issue'. The lecture is part of the series Frictions and Transformations organised by the Leibniz Science Campus – Europe and America in the Modern World at the University of Regensburg.
2022.04.05 Presentation at the University of Denmark
Our senior research fellow Róbert Gál participates in a workshop organised by the University of Southern Denmark (Odense) with a presentation 'The resources that link generations: Why parenthood is not reducible to motherhood' on 7 April 2022. (co-authors: Pieter Vanhuysse, Márton Medgyesi)
2022.03.08 Annual Conference of the German Society for Demography
HDRI is co-organizer of this year's Annual Conference of the German Society for Demography which takes place online between 16 – 18 March 2022. The main topic is Demographic change in Central and Eastern Europe – Demographic behaviour since 1990. Three of our researchers (Lajos Bálint, Zsuzsanna Makay and Zsolt Spéder) will present their research. Registration is open here, the program can be found here.
2022.03.01 Pregnancy in Hungary
The research Report on the First Wave of the Cohort ’18 - Growing Up In Hungary is now published online in our series Working Papers on Population, Family and Welfare. Cohort ’18 – Growing Up in Hungary is a large-scale longitudinal survey initiated by our Institute, with the objective to provide a comprehensive overview of children growing up in Hungary, and the influencing factors.
2021.12.20 The National Atlas of Hungary received prestigious recognition
The book entitled The National Atlas of Hungary, presented in Hungary in the autumn, was the best among the professional audience at the International Cartographic Association's conference in Florence. Several of our staff assisted in the project. Péter Őri, Lajos Bálint and Laura Szabó participated as co-editors and authors, whereas Zsuzsanna Makay, Judit Monostori, Lívia Murinkó and Csilla Obádovics, as well as Péter Pál Tóth contributed as authors.
The MNA project, implemented with extensive cooperation, was initiated by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and is supported by the Central Statistical Office as a strategic partner.