Existing Forms of Social Enterprises in Hungary With Particular Regard To Social Cooperatives

Eszter Barakonyi

Central European Business Review, 2016, vol. 2016, issue 4, 71-78

Abstract: Communal forms of employment have deep roots in Europe; however, these definitions have not been clarified in Hungary yet. This is partly due to the lack of exposure, and partly due to the lack of a proper, sophisticated regulation framework. The goal of this paper is to organize general terms and aims, introduce the institutional environment, and to highlight problematic areas.

Date: 2016
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