Inventing the Needy: Gender and the Politics of Welfare in Hungary
by Lynne Haney
Inventing the Needy explores how gender influences welfare politics in Hungary. Lynne Haney examines the ways social need is defined and represented, offering a focused study of welfare, political institutions, and the construction of deservingness in Hungarian society.
About This Book
Inventing the Needy examines the relationship between gender and welfare politics in Hungary.
Lynne Haney explores how ideas about need are shaped within political and social institutions.
The book offers a focused study of welfare, gender, and the political construction of deservingness.
It is suited to readers interested in Hungarian society, social policy, and gender studies.
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