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Zsuzsa Ferge

Hungarian sociologist, statistician (1931-2024) · Hungary · On the map · Academics · Died at 92

Zsuzsa Ferge was a Hungarian sociologist and statistician who is particularly known for her work on poverty reduction. She was a professor emerita in the Department of Policy, Economics, and Law at Eötvös Loránd University, where she helped to establish a department of social policy studies.

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2024Died4 April 20242017Georg Lukács AwardAward2009Honorary Citizen of BudapestAwardThe Republic is Twenty Years Old PrizeAward2008Paul Demeny awardAward2007Nagy Imre Order of MeritAward2002Commander Cross of the Order of Merit of the Hungarian RepublicAward2001Hazám-díjAward1995Széchenyi PrizeAward1931Born25 April 1931

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Georg Lukács Award2017
Honorary Citizen of Budapest2009
The Republic is Twenty Years Old Prize2009
Paul Demeny award2008
Nagy Imre Order of Merit2007
Commander Cross of the Order of Merit of the Hungarian Republic2002
Hazám-díj2001
Széchenyi Prize1995

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She was also the head of the Poverty Research Center there, as well as the Chief Researcher at the Working Unit on Hungary's National Program against Child Poverty, holding both of these positions after her retirement.

Country
Hungary
Category
Academics
Type
Academic
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1931 to 2024 · aged 92