Cristina Raţ

In categoria: Department of Sociology

Titlu: Lector universitar doctor

Adresa:Mărăști Building, str. Anghel Saligny

Birou: 11

Email:cristina.rat@ubbcluj.ro

Functia: Șef de departament;

BioInterestsCoursesPublicationsProjects

Social stratification
Social Politics
Sociology – optional course

Titlu Sortați după descrierea bibliografică Sortați după an Sortați după titlu	Citat de Citat de	Anul
Reforming post-communist welfare states: Family policy in Poland, Hungary, and Romania since 2000 T Inglot, D Szikra, C Raţ Problems of Post-Communism 59 (6), 27-49, 2012	69	2012
SPATIALIZATION AND RACIALIZATION OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION. THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL FORMATION OF'GYPSY GHETTOS'IN ROMANIA IN A EUROPEAN CONTEXT E Vincze, C Rat Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai 58 (2), 5, 2013	45	2013
Romanian Roma, state transfers, and poverty: A study of relative disadvantage C Rat International Journal of Sociology 35 (3), 85-116, 2005	41	2005
The impact of minimum income guarantee schemes in Central and Eastern Europe C Rat Post-communist welfare pathways: Theorizing social policy transformations in …, 2009	35	2009
Racialized Labour in Romania: Spaces of marginality at the periphery of global capitalism E Vincze, N Petrovici, C Raț, G Picker Springer, 2018	23	2018
Continuity and change in family policies of the new European democracies: a comparison of Poland, Hungary and Romania T Inglot, D Szikra, C Raț National Council for Eurasian and East European Research, 2011	22	2011
Foreword for the special issue on spatialization and racialization of social exclusion: the social and cultural formation of “Gypsy ghettos” in Romania in a European context E Vincze, C Rat Sociologica 58 (2), 5-22, 2013	21	2013
Bare peripheries: State retrenchment and population profiling in segregated Roma settlements from Romania C Rat Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai-Sociologia 58 (2), 155-174, 2013	20	2013
Family policies and social inequalities in Central and Eastern Europe: A comparative analysis of Hungary, Poland and Romania between 2005 and 2015 C Raț, D Szikra Handbook of family policy, 223-235, 2018	18	2018
The Romanian welfare state at times of crisis L Popescu, V Ivan, C Raț Challenges to European welfare systems, 615-645, 2016	17	2016
Politici de incluziune a romilor în statele membre ale Uniunii Europene S Cace, G Neagu, C Raț, A Ivasiuc Strategy and Policy Studies (SPOS), 2014	16	2014
Introduction: Racialized Labour of the dispossessed as an endemic feature of capitalism N Petrovici, C Raţ, A Simionca, E Vincze Racialized Labour in Romania: Spaces of Marginality at the Periphery of …, 2019	10	2019
Self-assessed health status and satisfaction with health care services in the new member states of the European Union L Popescu, C Rat, A Rebeleanu Studia UBB Sociologia 52 (2), 125-50, 2007	10	2007
Disciplining mothers: Fertility threats and family policies in Romania C Raț Family Patterns and Demographic Development, 75-86, 2009	9	2009
Children and social policies in Romania M Roth-Szamoskozi, L Popescu, C RAŢ Resource, 2, 2004	8	2004
Disciplining Mothers: Fertility Threats and Family Policies in Romania 2 C Rat Family Patterns and Demographic Development, 75, 2009	4	2009
Social transfers and capability-building for the Roma C Rat Conference Paper: International Conference of the Human Development and …, 2006	4	2006
The social segregation of the poor in Romania during the transition period. The impact of welfare transfers C Raţ Universitatea Babeş-Bolyai Cluj-Napoc: Doctoral Thesis. Retrieved from: http …, 2008	3	2008
Unequal Romania S Fina, B Heider, C Raț Regional Socio/Economic Disparities in Romania. Foundation for European …, 2021	2	2021
The Romanian welfare system: From the shadow of equality to the dazzle of dualisation C Raţ, L Popescu, V Ivan Routledge handbook of European welfare systems, 445-465, 2019	2	2019

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Granturi individuale sau burse postdoctorale:

15 September – 15 November 2010. Postdoctoral research fellowship awarded by the Aleksanteri Institute Helsinki (2 months).
October 2007 – Visiting researcher at CEPS/INSTEAD Luxembourg within the IRISS Research grant. Project title: Self-Assessed Health Status and Satisfaction with Health Care Services in the Context of the Enlarged European Union (research group led by prof. Livia Popescu)
Septembrie 2003 – Iunie 2004. OSI/FCO Chevening Visiting Scholarship, Doctoral support non-degree program at the University of Oxford, Social Policy and Social Work Department.

Membru al unei echipe de cercetare:

Cercetător sociolog în proiectul The Spatialization and Racialization of Social Exclusion (SPAREX), director: prof. Dr. Eniko Vincze, program finanțat de Ministerul Educației prin grant-ul IDEI, 2012-2014, www.sparex-ro.eu
October 2011 – September 2011. Researcher within the PN-II Project No. 92131/2008: Class Structure and Social Stratification in Contemporary Romania, led by prof. Lazar Vlasceanu, University of Bucharest, in partnership with the Babes-Bolyai University, the University of Oradea and CURS Bucharest.
September 2009 – September 2011. Researcher in the NCEEER Grant Continuity and Change in Family Policies of the New European Democracies: A Comparison of Poland, Hungary, and Romania led by prof. Tomasz Inglot, Minnesota State University and having as co-researcher Dorottya Szikra, ELTE Budapest.
January 2007 – October 2008 – Researcher within the project Disparities in the Use of Healthcare Services in the North-West Development Region of Romania. Socio-Economic Patterns and causes (director: prof. Livia Popescu) financed by the CEEX Program of the Romanian Ministry of Education and Research, Grant CEEX 157/2006. (http://socialzoom.com/echiserv)