Kitti Maria Papp

Intern at Republikon Institute and Social Policy MA student in University of Debrecen. Her main areas of interest are redistribution, NEETs and political representation of women.

Politics

Being Female (Politician) in Hungary – Contract for Never-Ending Obstacle Race

BY Kitti Maria Papp AND Republikon Institute / April 4, 2023

In Hungary, women received full suffrage in 1945, after which their number in the parliament increased continuously until 1980. In the most favorable periods female representation was one third of the parliament, which can already be considered a \"critical mass of women\".

Society

Social Transfers in Hungary – Web of Conditions to Keep The Poor Out

BY Kitti Maria Papp AND Republikon Institute / March 3, 2023

The following article is an analysis of how the Orbán government transformed the form of conditional distribution in Hungary over the past 12 years. How did the support system for the poor become the support system of the middle and upper middle class and how did it exclude the most disadvantaged groups from almost all benefits?