Intergenerational social mobility in Romania: Changes in the patterns of flows and relationships in the postcommunist era

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A study to examine the effects of political and economic transformation on intergenerational mobility in Romania to determine whether there is a change in its pattern of flows and relationships following 1989 is illustrated. Social class and socioeconomic status pertain to two different dimensions of social inequality, demonstrating the usefulness of the complex approach that includes both these dimensions.

United Kingdom, Political aspects, Social mobility, Social economics, Socioeconomics

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Children deprived of parental care as a persisting social problem in Romania

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Romanian government's response to the social problem of children deprived of parental care and the consequences of institutional action are examined. A combination of low socioeconomic status, lack of parenthood-centered education, and the legacy of communist-era expectations regarding the state's responsibility in childrearing have contributed substantially to the problem.

Economic aspects, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Parental deprivation

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Inequalities of political influence in new democracies

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The election outcomes in Romania and Moldova are analyzed. The influence of political information level on the election results is statistically evaluated.

Elections, Moldova, Influence

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