THE HUNGARIAN GENERATION AND GENDER SURVEY - TURNING POINTS OF LIFE COURSE –
The HDRI belongs to the founders of GGP, which includes a longitudinal panel survey (GGS) and a contextual comparative database and aims at analysing the causes and consequences of present-day demographic changes in Europe. Since 2009 the EU supports establishing a research infrastructure for GGP and the further development of the programme. Together with ten other European institutes, the HDRI also participates in this project. The Hungarian part of the GGS is the Turning Points of Life Course program.
Technical help site for data users
Researchers
MURINKÓ, Lívia; KAPITÁNY, Balázs; ROHR, Adél; SPÉDER, Zsolt
Related publications of HDRI researchers
Bartus, Tamás – Murinkó, Lívia – Szalma, Ivett – Szél, Bernadett (2013): The effect of education on second births in Hungary: A test of the time-squeeze, self-selection and partner-effect hypotheses. Demographic Research 28(1), pp. 1-32.
Bálint, Lajos – Spéder, Zsolt (2012): Ageing. In: Őri, Péter - Spéder, Zsolt (eds.): Demographic Portait of Hungary 2012. Report on the Conditions of the Hungarian Population. HCSO Demographic Research Institute, Budapest, pp. 89-102.
Földházi, Erzsébet (2012): Divorce. In: Őri, Péter - Spéder, Zsolt (eds.): Demographic Portait of Hungary 2012. Report on the Conditions of the Hungarian Population.. pp. 21-19.
Kapitány, Balázs – Spéder, Zsolt (2012): Fertility. In: Őri, Péter - Spéder, Zsolt (eds.): Demographic Portrait of Hungary 2012. Report on the Conditions of the Hungarian Population. pp. 31-43.
Kapitány, Balázs – Spéder, Zsolt (2012): Realization, Postponement or Abandonment of Childbearing Intentions in Four European Countries. Population-E, vol. 67. No. 4. pp. 599-629.
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Spéder, Zsolt – Bálint, Lajos (2012): Ageing in the Visegrad Countries: Selected demographic and Sociological Aspects. In. Széman, Zsuzsa, eds. Challanges of Aging Societies int he Visegrad Countries. Budapest: Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta, pp. 17-31.
Földházi, Erzsébet: Dissolution of the first marriage: Divorce in Hungary and among Hungarian speaking people living in Transylvania. Romanian Journal of Population Studies, December 2010. 5-22
Földházi, Erzsébet: New partnership after first divorce – an event history analysis. Demográfia, 2010. Vol. 53. No. 5. English Edition, pp. 78-101.
Spéder, Zs. – Kapitány, B. - L. Neumann (2010): Life-course transitions and the Hungarian employment model before after the societal transformation. In: Anxo, D., Bosch, G., Rubery, J.(ed). The welfare state and life transitions. Edward Elgar, pp.182-207.
Földházi, Erzsébet (2009): Divorce. In: Monostori, Judit – Őri, Péter - S. Molnár, Edit – Spéder, Zsolt (eds.): Demographic Portrait of Hungary 2009. Report on the Conditions of the Hungarian Population. pp. 19-28.
Kapitány, Balázs – Spéder, Zsolt (2009): Fertility. In: Monostori, Judit – Őri, Péter - S. Molnár, Edit – Spéder, Zsolt (eds.): Demographic Portrait of Hungary 2009. Report on the Conditions of the Hungarian Population. pp. 29-40.
Monostori, Judit (2009): Ageing. In: Monostori, Judit – Őri, Péter - S. Molnár, Edit – Spéder, Zsolt (eds.): Demographic Portait of Hungary 2009. Report on the Conditions of the Hungarian Population. pp. 75-84.
Pongrácz, Marietta (2012): Characteristics of partnership. In: Őri, Péter - Spéder, Zsolt (eds.): Demographic Portrait of Hungary 2012. Report on the Conditions of the Hungarian Population. pp. 11-19.
Pongrácz, Marietta (2009): Characteristics of partnership. In: Monostori, Judit – Őri, Péter - S. Molnár, Edit – Spéder, Zsolt (eds.): Demographic Portrait of Hungary 2009. Report on the Conditions of the Hungarian Population. pp. 9-18.
Facts and opinions about marriage
Women's employment after childbirth in Hungary
Contraceptive use in Hungary
Children's experience of parental separation
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1st User Conference of the GGP: Demographic and Social Challenges in an Aging Europe
23‐24 May 2011, Budapest, Hungary MORE
The HCSO Demographic Research Institute in Budapest – in cooperation with the Consortium
Board of the Generations and Gender Programme and the Population Unit of the UNECE – is
organizing the 1st User Conference of the GGP. The theme of the conference is Demographic and
Social Challenges in an Aging Europe.
The conference aims to bring together researchers working with the Generations and Gender Survey
(GGS) and the GGP Contextual Database from all across Europe, and invite them to present and
discuss their most recent methodological approaches and empirical findings. The Conference also
provides a forum for exchanges between existing and potential GGP users, policy makers and the
research community.
Nearly 50 papers will be presented in a total of 12 sessions. Presentations will cover a wide
range of substantive and methodological issues: fertility, partnership formation, intergenerational
relationships, well-being and the division of labour. Most presentations compare several countries
or use more waves of the survey.
Organizing committee:
Pearl Dykstra, Erasmus University, The Netherlands
Andrej Kveder, NIDI, Slovenia/The Netherlands
Ariane Pailhé, INED, France
Zsolt Spéder, HCSO-DRI, Hungary
The conference flyer can be downloaded from here.