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EQUALITY AND INEQUALITY UNDER SOCIALISM Poland and Hungary Compared edited by TAMAS KOLOSI,

Institute of Social Sciences, Budapest & EDMUND WNUK-LIPINSKI, Polish Academy of Sciences

Eminent scholars trace the development of equality and inequality in Hungary and Poland, basing their findings on comparative research conducted in the two socialist states. Focusing on the inequalities that emerged during the transformation from Western capitalism to East- ern socialism, they explore such topics as differentiation of workers, distribution of income, vertical mobility, and stratification. An in- depth professional and classroom resource for all who study social structure or inequality. CONTENTS: Preface/ Introduction: Theoretical Context TAMAS KOLOSI & EDMUND WNUK-LIPINSKI // Roots of Contemporary Issues/ Industrializa- tion FERENC KOVACS / Impact on Social Structure TAMAS KOLOSI & EDMUND WNUK-LIPINSKI / 1. Mobility and Social Relations GYORGY AKSZENTIEVICS / 2. Work Conditions and Activities MARIA JARO- SINSKA / 3. Differences in Welfare LIDIA BESKID & TAMAS KOLOSI / 4. Patterns of Leisure EDMUND WNUK-LIPINSKI / Concluding Remarks: Inconsistencies and Inequalities TAMAS KOLOSI / Appendix: A Short De- scription of the Survey MARIA JAROSINSKA & FERENC KOVACS

Sage Studies in International Sociology, Volume 29 1984 (March) / 214 pages / $27.50 (h)

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