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East European Studies in the United States

Released: Replika 99, 97–105.

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A Discussion About György Szabados
- Bulcsu Bognár
„Let us State, Instead of Denying the Negation”
The Kaleidoscope of Science
- Eszter Pál
Introduction
- Gábor Zemplén
Towards an Epistemic Understanding of Prolonged Scientific Debates and Polarisation of Opinions
- Helen E. Longino
Theoretical Pluralism and the Scientific Study of Behavior
- Judit Gárdos
Sociological Explanation and the Expectation Horizon of Sociologists
- Katalin Mund
Citizen Science
East European Studies in the United States
- Iván Szelényi
The Rise and Fall of East European Studies in the United States
Hungarian Startups and the New Spirit of Capitalism
- Natasa Szabó
Hungarian Startups and the New Spirit of Capitalism
Review
- Gabriella Vadász
ICT, Youtouber, Media Usage
The authors of Issue 99

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