Renáta Németh
Publications
D1-publications:
9, Q1-publications: 15 (according to Scopus ranking)
Number
of citations: mtmt>
877 (independent), google scholar: 2246
Hirsch-index:
mtmt: 14, google scholar: 16
Impact factor ~ 48
Sik, D., Rakovics, M., Buda, J., Németh, R. (2023): The impact of depression forums on illness narratives: a comprehensive NLP analysis of socialization in e-mental health communities Journal of Computational Social Science (Q2)
Renáta Németh, Domonkos Sik, Bendegúz Zaboretzky, Eszter Katona (2023): Depression in times of a pandemic – the impact of COVID-19 on the lay discourses of e-mental health communities. Information communication and society (D1)
László, Kovács; Renáta, Németh; Hilke, Elsen (2023): Often Overlooked Aspects of Sound Symbolism: The Influence of Participants’ Characteristics on Size Ratings Language and Speech (D1)
Németh Renáta, Koltai Júlia (2023): Natural language processing: The integration of a new methodological paradigm into sociology Intersections: East European Journal of Society and Politics (Q2)
Renáta Németh (2023): A Scoping Review on the Use of Natural Language Processing in Research on Political Polarization: Trends and Research Prospects. Journal of Computational Social Science
(Q2)
Jakab Buda, Renáta Németh, Bori Simonovits, Gábor
Simonovits (2022): The language of discrimination: Assessing attention
discrimination by Hungarian local governments. Language Resources and Evaluation
(D1)
Anna, Farkas ; Renáta, Németh (2022): How to measure gender bias in machine translation: Real-world oriented machine translators, multiple reference points. Social Sciences & Humanities Open 5 : 1, Paper: 100239
Simonovits, Gábor
; Simonovits, Bori ; Vig, Ádám ; Hobot, Péter ; Németh, Renáta ; Csomor, Gábor
(2021): Back to “normal”: the short-lived impact of an online NGO campaign of
government discrimination in Hungary. Political Science Research and Methods
pp. 1-9. (Q1)
Németh, Renáta;
Sik, Domonkos; Katona, Eszter (2021): The asymmetries of the biopsychosocial
model of depression in lay discourses - Topic modelling online depression
forums. SSM Population Health 14 Paper: 100785
(D1)
Sik, Domonkos;
Németh, Renáta; Katona, Eszter (2021): Topic Modelling Online Depression
Forums: Beyond Narratives of Self-Objectification and Self-Blaming. Journal
of Mental Health (Q1)
Németh, Renáta (2021): Az okság alternatív fogalmi és módszertani megközelítései a szociológiában [Alternative conceptual and methodological approaches to causality in sociology]. Szombathely, Magyarország : Savaria University Press.
(Q2)
Kmetty, Zoltán;
Németh, Renáta (2021): Which is your favorite music genre? A validity comparison of Facebook data and survey data. Bulletin de Methodologie Sociologique
Németh Renáta
(2021): Egy ritkábban használt survey kísérleti design, az alanyokon belüli
ismételt mérések – alternatívák, előnyök és statisztikai modellezés egy
nyelvészeti kutatás példáján. Statisztikai Szemle 99: 495-511.
Csomor Gábor,
Simonovits Bori, Németh Renáta (2021): Hivatali diszkrimináció - egy online
terepkísérlet eredményei. Szociológiai Szemle 31: 4-28.
Katona, Eszter;
Németh, Renáta (2021): Automatizált szöveganalitika a korrupció kutatásában socio.hu:
Társadalomtudományi Szemle, 11: 1.
Katona Eszter,
Kmetty Zoltán, Németh Renáta (2021): A korrupció hazai online média-reprezentációjának
vizsgálata természetes nyelvfeldolgozással. Médiakutató: médiaelméleti
folyóirat 22: 69-88.
Németh, Renáta
(2021): A felügyelt gépi tanulás kihívásai a szociológiai alkalmazásokban. Metszetek
- Társadalomtudományi Folyóirat, 11 p. (in press)
Németh, Renáta; Koltai, Júlia (2021):
Sociological knowledge discovery through text analytics. In Rudas, Péli
(szerk.): Pathways between Social Science
and Computational Social Science - Theories, Methods and Interpretations ,
Springer.
Elsen, Hilke; Németh, Renáta; Kovács,
László (2021): The sound of size revisited - New insights from a
German-Hungarian comparative study on sound symbolism. Language Sciences (Q1)
Váradi;
Luca; Barna, Ildikó; Németh, Renáta (2021): Whose Norms, Whose Prejudice?: The
Dynamics of Perceived Group Norms and Prejudice in New Secondary School
Classes. Frontiers in Psychology (Q2)
Németh,
Renáta (2020): A statisztikai megközelítés (The statistical approach). In:
Jakab, András; Sebők, Miklós and Szalai, Ákos (eds.): Empirikus jogi tanulmányok paradigmái és módszertana. Gyakorlati
bevezetés jogászoknak (Paradigms and methods of empirical legal studies - a
practical introduction for lawyers).nbsp; Osiris, Budapest (In Hung.)
Németh,
Renáta; Sik, Domonkos; Máté, Fanni (2020): Machine learning of concepts hard
even for humans: the case of online depression forums; International Journal
of Qualitative Methods, (D1)
Németh,
Renáta; Katona, Eszter; Kmetty, Zoltán (2020): Perspective of automated text
analytics in social sciences. (In Hung.) Szociológiai Szemle
Brecsok,
Anna; Németh, Renáta (2020): A
kérdéssorrendből fakadó kontextushatás (Context effect arisen from question
order). Statisztikai Szemle 98
(3) 191-211. (in Hung.)
Németh
Renáta, Luksander Alexandra (2018): Strong impact of interviewers on
respondents' political choice - Evidence from Hungary. Field Methods,
30:(2) pp. 155-170. IF: 1.471 (D1)
Bárdits,
Anna, Németh, Renáta (2017): The rite of statistical significance testing –
contemporary critics; the rite in sociology. Szociológiai Szemle, 27:(1)
pp. 119-125. (in Hung.)
Bárdits,
Anna, Németh, Renáta, Terplán, Győző (2016): An old problem in the spotlight
again. The mistaken practice of the null-hypothesis significance test. (in
Hung.) Statisztikai Szemle, 94:(1) pp. 52-75.
Németh,
Renáta (2015): Causal inference in empirical sociological research. Szociológiai
Szemle, 25(2), pp:2-30. (in Hung.)
Németh,
Renáta (2015): Do numbers really speak for themselves? Replika, Special
issue on Big data and Sociology, 92-92, pp: 203-208. (in Hung.)
Németh,
Renáta, Tóth, Gergely (2015): Sections 'Building Models' and 'Beyond the linear
trend line' In: Daróczi, Gergely: Mastering Data Analysis with R, pp. 107-126,
127-152. Packt Publishing, Birmingham, UK, 2015.
Németh, Renáta (2014): Methods of quantitative social research paradigms.
socio.hu, 2014/3, pp. 1-16. (Hung.)
Vokó Z, Németh R, Nagyjánosi L, Jermendy G, Winkler G, Hídvégi T, Kalotai
Z, Kaló Z (2014): Mapping
the Nottingham Health Profile onto the preference-based EuroQol-5D instrument
for patients with diabetes. Value in Health
Regional Issues 4:(1) pp. 31-36. (Q2)
Németh, R.,
Luksander, A. (2013): Effect of interviewer’s party preference on responses
in political surveys: evidences
and explanations. Hungarian Review of
Sociology, 23(2): 52-71. (Hung.)
Renáta
Németh, Tamás Rudas (2013): Rejoinder:
On the application of discrete marginal graphical models. Sociological Methodology, 43(1):130-132.
(D1)
Renáta
Németh, Tamás Rudas (2013): On
the application of discrete marginal graphical models. Sociological Methodology, 43(1):70-100. Impact Factor: 1.5 (D1)
Voko
Z, Nemeth R, Dank M, Nagy-Erdei Zs, Kalo Z, Geczi L: Mapping the cancer-specific
EORTC QLQ-BR23
onto the preference-based EuroQol-5D instrument. Journal of Health Policy
and Outcomes Research 2013. 4. 10.
Éva
Orosz, Renáta Németh (2013): How much do we pay out of pocket? Direct health
care expenditures in
Renáta
Németh, Tamás Rudas (2013): Discrete
Graphical Models in Social Mobility Research - A Comparative Analysis of
American, Czechoslovakian and Hungarian Mobility before the Collapse of State
Socialism. Bulletin of Sociological Methodology, 118(1): 5-21. (Q3)
Németh,
Renáta: „I just ran two million regressions” or: methodological paradigms in
quantitative social research. In: Bacsák, D., Krámer, L., Szabó, M. (ed.): Key questions in social science 2011-2012,
pp 189-2000.
Németh,
Renáta (2011): Hungarian households’ out-of-pocket drug payment based on survey
data from ELEF2009 (Hung). Egészségügyi
Gazdasági Szemle 49:(6)4-9
Vitrai,
J., Bakacs, M., Kaposvári, Cs., Németh, R. (2010): Inequalities in
need-adjusted health care utilization in
Rudas,
T., Bergsma, W., Németh, R. (2010): Marginal
log-linear parameterization of conditional independence models. Biometrika, 97:
(4)1006-1012. Impact Factor: 1.833 (D1)
Vokó,
Z.., Csépe, P., Németh, R., Kósa, K., Kósa, Zs., Ádány, R., Széles, Gy. (2009):
Does socioeconomic status
fully mediate the effect of ethnicity on the health of Roma people in Hungary?
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 63(6): 455-60. Impact
Factor: 3.043 (D1)
Vokó,
Z. et al (2008): Epidemiology of cerebrovascular diseases in
Kósa
Zs, Széles Gy, Kardos L, Kósa K, Németh R, Országh S, Fésüs G, Martin McKee,
Ádány R, Vokó Z (2008): A telepszerű körülmények között élők összehasonlító
egészségfelmérése. Népegészségügy 86:
5-14 (2008)
Zajkás,
G. et al (2007): Dietary survey in Hungary 2003-2004, Micronutrients: vitamins.
Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 148, No 34, 1593-1600. (Hung.)
Bíró,
L. et al (2007): Dietary survey in Hungary 2003-2004. Orvosi Hetilap,
Vol 148, No 15, 703-8. (Hung.)
Németh
Renáta (2007): Changes in social mobility in
Hungary during the transition period. Review of Sociology,
Vol 13, No. 1, 49-66.
Boros,
J., Görög, K., Kaposvári, Cs., Németh, R. (2007): General epidemiology. In:
Ember,
Kósa,
Zs. et al (2007): A
Comparative Health Survey of the Inhabitants of Roma Settlements in Hungary.
American Journal of Public Health, Vol 97, No. 5, 853-859. Impact
Factor: 3.612 (D1)
Németh,
R. (2006): Changes in social mobility in
Németh, R.
(2006): Graphical models on categorical data – with social science application.
In: Némedi, D., Somlai,
P., Szabari, V., Szikra, D. (eds.) Kötő-jelek. Annual Book of the Sociology PhD Program of Eötvös Loránd
University, Budapest. (Hung.)
Németh, R
(2004).: Representativeness problems inherent in address-based sampling and a
modification of the Leslie Kish grid. Bulletin of Sociological Methodology,
N. 83, 43-60. (Q3)
Doorslaer, E.
van, Masseria, C. and the OECD Health Equity Research Group (among them Renáta
Németh) (2004): Income-related
inequality in the use of medical care in 21 OECD countries. In: Towards
High-Performing, Health Systems: Policy Studies, OECD.
Szende Á.,
Németh, R. (2003): Health-related quality of life of the Hungarian adult
population. Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 144., 34. 1667-1674. (Hung.)
Borsos, K.,
Vitrai, J., Boros, J., Németh, R., Országh, S. (2003): Health-related
expenditures of the Hungarian adult population based on the Hungarian National
Health Interview Survey 2000. Egészségügyi Gazdasági Szemle, Vol 41., 4.
25-33. (Hung.)
Németh, R.,
Rudas, T. (2002): Sample selection with the
Rudas, T.,
Bergsma, W., Németh, R. (2006): Parameterization
and estimation of path models for categorical data. In: Rizzi, A., Vich, M.
(eds.) COMPSTAT 2006 Proceedings in Computational Statistics,
Physica-Verlag, 383-394.
Németh,
R.(2004): An
application of marginal log-linear models to examine changes in social mobility
in Hungary during the transition period. In: Proceedings of the RC33
Sixth International Conference on Social Science Methodology,
Zakariás,
Németh, R.
(2001): Respondent
selection within the household – A modification of the Kish grid. In: Proceedings
of the Sixth Austrian, Hungarian, Italian and Slovenian Meeting of Young
Statisticians,
Invited
presentations
Ildikó
Barna, Renáta Németh (2021). Conference on Digital Heritage and Artificial
Intelligence, National Laboratory for Digital Heritage, 20 May 2021.
Rakovics,
Márton; Németh, Renáta: Machine Learning from a Social Science Perspective
(2020). Invited presentation at the scientific event "Challenges of
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Applications", 17 November
2020, Hungarian Science Day, Department IX, Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
Budapest, Hungary
Renáta
Németh, Anna Bárdits, Győző Terplán (2016). Invited presentation and keynote
speech at the meeting of the Statistical Science Subcommittee of the Academy of
Sciences, Section IX, 16 June 2016.
Renáta
Németh. Plenary lecture as invited speaker. Conference on Media
Market-Research-PR, Interpretation Section. Eger, 13-14 April 2016.
Renáta
Németh: The impact of interviewers on survey results. X Hungarian Biometrics
Conference, May 2014, Budapest, Hungary (invited speaker).
Renáta
Németh: Discrete Graphical Models in Social Mobility Research. MTA - RECENS
& CEU CNS Seminar, Budapest, June 2014 (invited speaker of the seminar).
Németh
Renáta, Rudas Tamás: Discrete graphical models in social mobility research. In:
Angela Blanco-Fernandez, Gil Gonzalez-Rodriguez, George Loizou (eds.): Book
of Abstracts CFE-ERCIM 2014. Pisa, Italy, 06.02-08.12.2014.
Other
conference participation
2023
Barna, Ildikó ; Németh, Renáta ; Pólya, Tibor: Long-lasting Borders and Symbolic Borderworlds. Examining the different political sides’ memorialization of using tools of Natural Language Processing and Narrative Psychology. Borderworlds: Temporal, Geographical and Psychosocial Exploration of Symbolic Borders, Prague, June 8. 2023.
Németh, Renáta ; Barna, Ildikó ; Pólya, Tibor: An experimental combination of NLP with a narrative psychological analyzer - The Trianon Peace Treaty in Hungarian online media on the 100th anniversary (in Hung.). Annual Meeting of the Hungarian Sociological Association, Corvinus University, Budapest, 17-18 November 2023.
Németh, Renáta ; Rakovics, Zsófia: On some sociological applications of natural language processing (in Hung.). SciComp23 conference, Budapest, Institute of Scientific Computing, 7-8 November 2023.
Barna, Ildikó ; Németh, Renáta ; Pólya, Tibor ; Berbekár, Réka: Examining the Different Political Sides’ Memorialization of Using Tools of Natural Language Processing and Narrative Psychology XX. ISA World Congress of Sociology, June 25- July 1 2023.
Németh, Renáta ; Buda, Jakab ; Simonovits, Bori: The Language of Discrimination: Assessing Attention Discrimination By Hungarian Local Governments Using Machine Learning XX. ISA World Congress of Sociology, June 25 - July 1 2023.
Németh, Renáta ; Buda, Jakab ; Simonovits, Bori: Who knows it better? The task of detecting discrimination using human coding vs. text mining (2023) EuMePo (European Memory Politics) Jean Monnet Network Conferenc, Budapest, 15 June 2023.
Katona, Eszter ; Németh, Renáta
Carpathian Basin-related topics in Hungarian parliamentary speeches. A concept related to Hungary’s self-definition.
CENTRAL Workshop: Notion and Construction of Victimhood in Central East and Southeast Europe. February, 2023, Wien .
2022 Németh, Renáta: A szakterületi tudás (domain knowledge) szerepe az adattudomány társadalomkutatási
alkalmazásaiban [The role of domain knowledge in social research in data science applications]. 'Sociological knowledge and public good' - annual conference of the Hungarian Sociological Association, University of Miskolc, October 2022.
Németh, Renáta: Nyelvi polarizáció kutatása NLP-vel: módszertani kihívások (általánosíthatóság, oksági tévkövetkeztetés [Researching linguistic polarization with NLP: methodological challenges (generalizability, causal fallacy)]. Text.Machine.Society - workshop of the ELTE Research Center for Computational Social Science, ELTE, Faculty of Social Sciences, September 2022.
Buda, J., Simonovits, B., Németh, R.: Figyelemdiszkrimináció mérése természetes nyelvfeldolgozással [How to measure attenation discrimination using natural language processing]. Text.Machine.Society - workshop of the ELTE Research Center for Computational Social Science, ELTE, Faculty of Social Sciences, September 2022.
2021 Renáta,
Németh ; Domonkos, Sik ; Eszter, Katona: Understanding
online discursive framing of depression via topic models. The International
Conference on Social Science Methodology, International Sociological
Association’s Research Committee (RC33) on Logic and Methodology in
Sociology, Online conference 7-10 September 2021, Session 12: Natural
Language Processing: a New Tool in the Methodological Tool-Box of Sociology Németh,
Renáta: Szövegbányászat mint szociológiai módszer. Távolról is olvasható? A
szövegbányászat perspektívája a szociológiai kutatásban (Módszeresen
vitasorozat) vitaindító, Társadalomtudományi Kutatóközpont Módszertani
Képzési Központ, 2021. június. 2020 Kmetty, Zoltán; Németh, Renáta: Which is your favorite music genre? A validity
comparison of Facebook data and survey data (poster). 6th International Conference on Computational
Social Science, July 2020. 2019 Renáta,
Németh; Domonkos, Sik; Fanni, Máté;Eszter, Katona: Bio, psycho or
social – Discursive framing of depression in online health communities (poster)
5th International Conference on Computational Social Science, University of
Amsterdam, 2019. Katona
Eszter; Németh Renáta, Kmetty Zoltán: Natural Language Processing in Social
Sciences. Joint Annual Conference of the GPSA Methods of Political Science
Section and the SPSA Empirical Methodology Working Group May 10/11, 2019 Máté,
Fanni; Katona, Eszter; Németh, Renáta; Sik, Domonkos: Framing of
depression in online forums – supervised learning in subjective topic (in
Hung.). Workshop on New paths in social research, ELTE Faculty of Social
Sciences, 2019. okt. 11 Németh,
Renáta ; Koltai, Júlia: Text analytics in sociological research:
challenges and opportunities. Workshop on New paths in social research, ELTE
Faculty of Social Sciences, 2019. okt. 11 Sik,
Domonkos ; Máté, Fanni ; Németh, Renáta ; Katona,
Eszter: Framing of depression in online forums – text analytical research of
social suffering. Workshop on New paths in social research, ELTE Faculty of
Social Sciences, 2019. okt. 11 2018 Németh,
Renáta: Data science and statistics. Meeting of the Hungarian Society for
Clinical Biostatistics, 2018, 19 October. 2016 Barna,
Ildikó; Dessewffy, Tibor; Németh, Renáta: Paradigm or paraphrase? (In Hung.)
Big Data section, Annual conference of the Hungarian Sociological Association.
Pécs, Hungary, 2016, 20-21 October. Rite
of the statistical significance testing. "Methodically" - discussion
series in sociological methodology. Budapest, 25 October, 2016. Center for
Social Sciences, Institute of Sociology, Hungarian Academy of Sciences. 2015 Németh,
Renáta, Rudas, Tamás: Confounding in Causal Analysis in Case of Binary
Responses. European Sociological Association, ESA 12th Conference: Differences,
Inequalities and Sociological Imagination. Book
of Abstracts.. Praha, 2015.08.25-2015.08.28. Invited
organizer of the workshop "Combining quantitative-qualitative methods in
Hungarian social research practice". Conference on "Double date -
Meeting of disciplines and methods". Semmelweis University Institute of
Mental Health, 05.20.2015. 2013 Németh,
Renáta: Causal inference in social science research. Annual Conference of the
Hungarian Sociological Association, Németh,
R., Rudas, T.: On sociological application of discrete marginal graphical
models. In: Márkus, L., Prokaj, V. (ed.): Abstracts of the 29-th
European Meeting of Statisticians. Németh, R.,
Luksander, A.: Effect of interviewer’s party
preference on responses in political surveys: evidences and
explanations.
Conference entitled “Quantitative methods”, organized by the Hungarian Review
of Sociology, the Elek Fényes Association and the Hungarian Sociological
Association. 2012 Németh,
Renáta: The Kish-grid and its application on Németh,
Renáta - Rudas, Tamás: Discrete path models for social mobility research.
Closing conference of the subproject “Large systems in science and their
computational simulation”, part of the project “For Knowledge on an European
Scale, ELTE”; Németh,
Renáta: „I just ran two million regressions”, or methodological paradigms in
quantitative social science research. 2011 Németh,
Renáta - Rudas,,Tamás: Graphical models. In: Szamosvölgyi K (ed.) Nyitott
rendszerek Rudas
Tamás, Németh Renáta: Marginal Models of Social Mobility. In: Book of
Abstracts, Spring Methodology Conference, 2011, American Sociological
Association. Vokó,
Z., Németh, R., Kaló, Z., Kalotai, Z.: Utility estimates by quality of life
questionnaires in diabetes, breast cancer and osteoporosis patients. IME – META
V. Hungarian Health Economics Congress and Education, Budapest, 2011. 2010 Vitrai,
J., Bakacs, M., Kaposvári, Cs., Németh, R. (2010): Inequalities in
need-adjusted health care utilization in 2009 Vitrai,
J., Németh, R., Bakacs, M., Kaposvári, Cs. (2009): Multilevel analysis of
inequalities in need-adjusted health care utilization. Egészségtudomány, 53/3. Proceedings of the XXXIX Congress of the
Hungarian Society of Hygiene (Hung.) 2008 XVIII
World Congress of Epidemiology, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 2008. The complex effect
of ethnicity on the health of Roma people in Hungary. Vokó, Z., Csépe, P.,
Németh, R., Kósa, K., Kósa, Zs., Széles, Gy., Ádány, R. 2006 SMABS-EAM
(Society for Multivariate Analysis in the Behavioural Sciences, European
Association of Methodology) Conference, Annual
Conference of the ELTE Sociology Doctoral Program, 2005 Vokó Z. et al (2005):
Health of the inhabitants of Roma settlements in Hungary – a comparative health
survey. In: European Journal of Public Health 15 (6): 65, Proceedings of
the EUPHA (European Public Health Association) Annual Conference, 2004 EUPHA (European
Public Health Association) Annual Conference, Oslo, Norway, 2004. Work stress
factors and their associations with health in the contemporary Hungarian
working population. Csizmadia, P., Németh, R. In: European Journal of Public
Health 14 (4): 25-26 Suppl. S, Dec 2004 International
Symposium, organized as a satellite of the Eighth International Congress of
Behavioural Medicine. XIII. Meeting
of the Hungarian Public Health Association, 2003 Biannual
Seminar, ROeS, International Biostatistics Society, St. Gallen, Switzerland,
2003. Sampling
Design of Health Surveys: Household as a sampling unit. Németh, R. XXXIV. Annual
Meeting of the Hungarian Public Health Association of Hungarian Hygienic, 2002 Conference on
Equity in Health, Budapest, Hungary, 2002. Health-related quality of life of
the Hungarian adult population: effect of demographic, social and economic
factors (Hung.) Németh, R, Szende, Á II. National
Meeting on Health Statistics, XI. Meeting of
the Hungarian Public Health Association, 2001 I. National
Meeting on Health Statistics, X. Meeting of
the Hungarian Public Health Association, Németh, Renáta (2014): Causal
inference in empirical social science research. (Hung.) 74 p.,
Eötvös Loránd University Causal
inference in the empirical social science research.(Hung.) Habilitation
talk. Eötvös Loránd University, 2.12.2014. Observational studies within the Rubin-Holland
framework: the problem of confounding.
Scientific talk. Eötvös Loránd University, 2.12.2014. PhD in Sociology: Social science application of graphical models on mobility data,
Németh,
Renáta, Simon, Dávid: Social statistics (in Hungarian
and in English).
Textbook. Vitrai,
J., Bakacs, M., Kaposvári, Cs., Németh, R. (2009): Inequalities in
need-adjusted health care utilization in Hungary. Vitrai,
J., Hermann, D., Kaposvári, Cs., Németh, R. (2008): Health survey in
Hódmezővásárhely, HODEF2008. Deckovic-Dukres,
V., Hrkal, J., Németh, R., Vitrai, J., Zach, H.: Inequalities in health system
responsiveness. Joint World Health Survey Report Based on Data from
Selected Central European Countries, 2007, WHO-report. Remák,
E., Albert, F.,
Dávid, B., Németh, R.: Social support, social cohesion. In.: National Health
Interview Survey 2003, Research Report, 2005. (Hung.) Németh, R.,
Csizmadia, P.: Social environment: working conditions, economic status. In.:
National Health Interview Survey 2003, Research Report, 2005. (Hung.) Boros J.,
Németh R., Vitrai J. (eds.): National Health Interview Survey 2000, Research
Report. Németh R.:
Methods of analysis and Sampling. In.: National Health Interview Survey 2000,
Research Report. Eds.: Boros J., Németh R., Németh R.: Sampling Design of
Health Surveys: Household as a sampling unit. LIS Working Papers No. 358,
2003. Németh, R.
(Ed.): Categorical data analysis. Standard curriculum for the survey statistics
program at the Sociology Institute, Eötvös Loránd University, 1998. (Hung.)4. HABILITATION THESIS
5. DOCTORAL THESIS
6. WORKING PAPERS, RESEARCH REPORTS, COURSE BOOKS: