The family support systems operating in the Visegrád Group countries (V4)

IF 0.7 Q2 AREA STUDIES

Eastern Journal of European Studies Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.47743/ejes-2022-0211

C. Czeglédi, Ł. Tomczyk, Alena Čarvašová, P. Řehoř, Michaela Sládkayová, Tímea Juhász

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Abstract

This study presents the family support systems that operate in the Visegrad Group countries: Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland. After the collapse of communism, all four countries faced difficulties regarding the willingness of the population to have children, which was due partly to financial problems and to a slow re-evaluation of traditional roles in certain member states. Statistics show that each government strives to apply a number of similar support systems to encourage people to have children. However, these measures are not always efficient, presenting lower-than-expected results. According to the statistics available, fertility rates in the V4 countries still fall below the values of the 1990s.

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在Visegrád集团国家运行的家庭支持系统(V4)

本研究介绍了维谢格拉德集团国家的家庭支持系统:匈牙利、斯洛伐克、捷克共和国和波兰。在共产主义崩溃后，所有四个国家都面临着人口生育意愿方面的困难，这部分是由于财政问题和某些成员国对传统角色的缓慢重新评估。统计数据显示，各国政府都在努力应用一些类似的支持系统来鼓励人们生育。然而，这些措施并不总是有效的，其结果低于预期。根据现有的统计数据，V4国家的生育率仍然低于20世纪90年代的水平。

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Eastern Journal of European Studies AREA STUDIES-

CiteScore

1.30

自引率

16.70%

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审稿时长

10 weeks

期刊介绍： The Eastern Journal of European Studies (EJES) seeks to provide a forum for multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary dialogue between ideas, and a framework for theoretical and empirical analyses covering major topics in European studies: European history, politics, European economy and European policies, EU community law, European culture and society. EJES encourages studies focusing on Central and Eastern Europe (including Eastern Neighbourhood) in order to better understand its transformations induced by the integration process and to address its specific challenges by supporting scientific debates on the general European theory and practice. Furthermore, the editorial board regularly invites distinguished guest editors to coordinate thematic issues.