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We are thrilled to announce that TÁRKI able to secure funding for the next two rounds of the Hungarian fieldwork of the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP). The project will be delving into two crucial themes over the next two years, which will now be financed by the Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA, K_147571). The first leg of our research, slated for 2024, focuses on national identity and attitudes towards citizenship. Following this, in 2025, we will turn our attention to the complex intersection of digital technologies, access, and their socio-political implications. 

Now, all presentation are available on TÁRKI's Vigoni Conference website of the 17th Conference. The European Network of Social Reporting is an all-European group of experts of social monitoring and social reporting. The group meets annually to discuss the state of affairs and European trends in social reporting, in the form of annual conferences held at Villa Vigoni, Loveno di Mennagio, Italy.

Tárki Zrt., with the support of the Polgár Foundation for Opportunities, conducted a research on the political value structure of Hungarian society entitled "The Demand for Freedom, Security and Fair Social Policy in Hungary", the findings of which were summarized in a study. Its focus is on the demand for politics. TÁRKI did not investigate party preferences, but rather the basic dimensions and demands that can be used to map the political value landscape of Hungarian society, which provides a framework for the construction of political alternatives.

Our colleague Anikó Bernát's new book chapter titled "Solidarity Driven by Utilitarianism: How Hungarian Migration Policy Transformed and Exploited Virtues of Solidarity," co-authored with Judith Tóth is now available The chapter delves into the transformation of solidarity in the context of Hungarian migration policy from 2015 to 2021, examining the impact of border controls, fencing, and the interplay between state-level measures and spontaneous solidarity efforts by NGOs and volunteers.

Abstrakt:

We're thrilled to announce the launch of the Infra4NextGen project, an initiative funded by the European Commission! This four-year project, kicking off on March 1, 2024, aims to harness the power of social science research infrastructures to shape the NextGenerationEU recovery plan and European Union youth policy.

Infra4NextGen, coordinated by the European Social Survey European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC), brings together key players like CESSDA ERIC, the European Values Survey (EVS), and the Gender and Generations Programme (GGP).

NextGenerationEU aims for Europe ‘to build a greener, more digital and more resilient future’ with a focus on five key areas: Make it Green; Make it Digital; Make it Healthy; Make it Strong; and Make it Equal.

Tárki Zrt., with the support of the Polgár Foundation for Opportunities, conducted a research on the political value structure of Hungarian society entitled "The Demand for Freedom, Security and Just Social Policy in Hungary", the findings of which were summarized in a study. Its focus is on the demand for politics. TÁRKI did not investigate party preferences, but rather the basic dimensions and demands that can be used to map the political value landscape of Hungarian society, which provides a framework for the construction of political alternatives.