Forthcoming publications

Jennifer Crane, ed., Agents of Change? Families, Welfare and Democracy in mid-to-late 20th century Europe, special issue, Contemporary European History

Karolina Lendák-Kabók and Hanna Lindberg, eds., Social welfare and minority rights in Europe, 1850s-present, special issue, European Review of History

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Anikó Bernát et AL. (2021). Why are we still using Facebook? On- and off-line tensions in community initiatives using a global neoliberal platform [Book chapter]

Anikó Bernát et AL. (2021). In the scenery of sustainable mobility and pandemic emergency: experiences of bike and e-scooter sharing schemes in Budapest, Lisbon, Rome and Vilnius [Book chapter]

Anikó Bernát et AL. (2021). The Fragile Landscape of the Sharing Economy in Hungary [Book chapter]

Anne cova (2021). Feminisms: A Global History [Review of the book Feminisms: A Global History, by Lucy Delap]

Anne Cova (2021). Conseil national des femmes françaises, le temps de la réforme

Lucie Dušková (2021). The making of a socialist underworld: people on the margins in post-war Czechoslovakia (1945–60)

Anikó Bernát (2020). Hostility in times of labour shortage: controversial attitudes towards labour immigration in Hungary [Book Chapter]

Anikó Bernát et Al. (2020). The EMM (Ethnic and Migrant Minorities) Survey Registry

Anikó Bernát et Al. (2020). Surveys to Ethnic and Migrant Minorities across Europe. Identifying Knowledge Strengths and Gaps Using Survey Metadata [Report]

Jelena Ćeriman and Aleksandar Pavlović (2020). BEYOND THE TERRITORY PRINCIPLE: NON-TERRITORIAL APPROACH TO THE KOSOVO QUESTION(S)

Jennifer Crane (2020). ‘‘The NHS … Should not be Condemned to the History Books’: Public Engagement as a Method in Social Histories of Medicine

Laura Lee Downs (2020). Could a Different Approach to the History of European Welfare Lead us to Tell a Different History of Europe? A Tale of Cross-national Collaborations

Lucie Dušková (2020). "Yet It Is Still Necessary to Struggle for a Better World:" Media Images of Crime in Relation to Criminal Activities in People's Democratic Czechoslovakia (1945-1961)

ANDRÁS GÁBOS ET AL. (2020). METHODOLOGICAL AND DATA INFRASTRUCTURE REPORT ON ADDITIONAL VULNERABLE GROUPS INDICATORS: MIGRANTS, ROMA, INSTITUTIONALISED PEOPLE AND DISABLED PERSONS [REPORT]

Fabio Giomi (2020). Écrire l’histoire des femmes musulmanes en Europe du Sud-Est. Archives associatives et trajectoires d’engagement en Bosnie dans la première moitié du xxe siècle

TIM GOEDEMÉ ET AL. (2020). WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO LIVE ON THE POVERTY THRESHOLD? LESSONS FROM REFERENCE BUDGETS [BOOK CHAPTER]

Inger Lyngdrup Nørgård (2020). Supporting the Poor Worthy Men! Gendered Changes in the Distribution Strategy of Danish Relief Policies and Social Policies, 1785–1870

ANIKO BERNAT (2019). INTEGRATION OF THE ROMA IN HUNGARY IN THE 2010 [BOOK CHAPTER]

ANIKO BERNAT (2019). SOLIDARITY POWERED VIA SOCIAL MEDIA MIGRANT SOLIDARITY GRASSROOTS [CONFERENCE PROCEEDING]

ANIKO BERNAT ET AL. (2019). BORDERS AND THE MOBILITY OF MIGRANTS IN HUNGARY [REPORT]

Jennifer Crane (2019). ‘Save our NHS’: activism, information-based expertise and the ‘new times’ of the 1980s

FABIO GIOMI (2019). MUSLIM, EDUCATED AND WELL DRESSED. GAJRET’S SELF-CIVILISING MISSION IN INTERWAR YUGOSLAVIA

FABIO GIOMI & STEFANO PETRUNGARO (2019). VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS, STATE, AND GENDER IN INTERWAR YUGOSLAVIA. AN INTRODUCTION

LAURA LEE DOWNS (2019). VERS UNE HISTOIRE TRANSNATIONALE DES MOUVEMENTS DE JEUNESSE

Laura Lee Downs (2019). Mesdames, il est temps de rentrer au foyer!

LOLA ZAPPI (2019). COMMENT ÊTRE « L’AMIE » DES FAMILLES POPULAIRES : LA RELATION DE CARE CHEZ LES ASSISTANTES SOCIALES DE L’ENTRE-DEUXGUERRES, ENTRE VOCATION ET FORMATION

MORGANE LABBÉ (2018). DE LA PHILANTHROPIE À LA PROTECTION SOCIALE EN EUROPE CENTRALE ET DU SUD-EST (FIN DU XIXE SIÈCLE - ENTRE-DEUX-GUERRES)

MORGANE LABBÉ (2018). LES DÉBUTS DE LA PROTECTION INFANTILE À ŁODZ. ASSOCIATIONS LOCALES ET RÉSEAUX TRANSNATIONAUX (1900−1919)

Inger Lyngdrup Nørgård (2018). The role of charity in public relief, 1708–1871: Copenhagen as case