Poverty, Ethnicity, and Gender in Eastern Europe During the Market Transition

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Preface by Rebecca Jean Emigh and IVAn Szelenyi The Racialization and Feminization of Poverty? by Rebecca Jean Emigh, Eva Fodor, and IVAn Szelenyi The Price of Procrastination? The Social Costs of Delayed Market Transition in Bulgaria by Peter-Emil Mitev, Ilona Tomova, and Liubena Konstantinova The Hungarian Neoliberal State, Ethnic Classification, and the Creation of a Roma Underclass by Janos Ladanyi An Underclass without Ethnicity: The Poverty of Polish Women and Agricultural Laborers by Elzbieta Tarkowska The Social Construction of Romanian Poverty: The Impact of Ethnic and Gender Distinctions by Nandor L. Magyari, Eniko Magyari-Vincze, Livia Popescu, and Traian Rotariu Redistribution's Role in Leveling Income: The Overgrown Slovak Welfare State by Iveta RadicoVA and Michal Vasecka Conclusions: Spectres of the Underclass by Michael Stewart Index

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