EAPS Workshop - Cohort '18 presentation - Hungarian Demographic Research Institute

Research fields

2023. 09. 26. HDRI 60th Anniversary: This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Hungarian Demographic Research Institute. To celebrate this special occasion, the Institute organises a scientific conference entitled "Demography in Hungary and Europe - 60 years of the Hungarian Demographic Research Institute" on 27 September 2023. The conference will take place in Budapest, and will host international guests.
2023. 07. 04. Regarding Council Decision 2022/2056: We would like to inform our European Partners that the Hungarian Demographic Research Institute is neither a public interest trust established on the basis of the Hungarian Act IX of 2021, nor an entity maintained by such a public interest trust. Thus HDRI is not affected by the Council Implementing Decision 2022/2506 and can continue to apply for and receive funding as a beneficiary. Please continue to consider cooperation with our Institute in European projects.
2023. 06. 05. Presentation in Prague: Katalin Kovács gave a presentation entitled „The onset of controversial communication on vaccination: influenza vaccination in Hungary” on 26 May 2023 at the conference „Sociology of Health and Medicine in the Public Arena During the Covid-19 Pandemic and Beyond” organised by the RN16 European Sociological Association.

Sándor, Nikolett Gabriella – Boros, Julianna – Kopcsó, Krisztina – Lábadi, Beatrix (2024): Physical inactivity during pregnancy: its associations with socio-demographic background and mental health. Demográfia, 67(1), 11–42.

Németh, Ádám – Göncz, Borbála – Kohlbacher, Josef – Lengyel, György – Melegh, Attila – Németh, Zsolt – Reeger, Ursula – Tóth, Lilla: Theoretical framework for the study of the two-way relationship between migration and subjective well-being. Demográfia English Edition, 66(5), 19–69.

Veroszta, Zsuzsanna – Kopcsó Krisztina – Boros, Julianna – Ökrös, Fruzsina (2021). The lockdown experience of Hungarian mothers with young children facing the COVID-19 pandemic. Demográfia English Edition, 63-64(5), 73–99.

Mentés