Tato stať si klade za cíl popsat současný trend ve vývoji nerovností v přístupu k terciárnímu vzdělání v České republice. Na základě znalostí o současných i předlistopadových politických a institucionálních reformách jsme nastolili hypotézu, podle které období stabilních nerovností za socialismu bylo vystřídáno obdobím rostoucích nerovností během post-komunistické transformace. Tato hypotéza byla potvrzena.
Topic: social inequalities, transformation, education
Topic: housing, civil society
The primary aim of the paper is to compare the development of inequality in access to higher education during the communist and post-communist regimes by testing hypotheses about the effects of economic and cultural dimensions of socio-economic background and gender on the odds of making the transition between secondary and tertiary education.
Topic: social inequalities, transformation, education
From August 19 to August 27, 2004, the University of Southampton, U.K., became the venue of a workshop on the Theory and practice in the analysis of longitudinal data. The workshop was organised by the European Science Foundation as part of the programme Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences. The focus of this course was Event History Analysis
Topic: methodology
The authors aim to propose more effective design of housing subsidies in the Czech Republic. In the first part of the publication was made an attempt to assess housing shortage in the Czech Republic, next follows the comparison of first- and second generation rent control, social housing and housing allowance. The authors tried to propose the best design of second generation rent control, social housing and housing allowance for the CR.
Topic: housing, social policy, public policy
A summary of evidence on the development of poverty in the Czech Republic since 1989 is provided. First, the new sources of poverty after 1989 are described. Second, a variety of measurements that reveal different faces of poverty are presented. Third, the relative ease with which it is possible to leave the labour force and the impact of departures on household income is considered. Fourth, the working poor are examined and compared with non-working poor
Topic: wages and incomes, work, social inequalities, transformation
Topic: value orientations
Topic: value orientations, public opinion
Topic: public opinion
The book deals with employment problems and labour relations in Czech Republic in System Transition and covers macro-, mezzo- and micro-level. Besides economic development, employment problems, interest representation of employers and employees the attention is paid also to the changes in value orientations and work attitudes. The authors are Czech and Japanese sociologist, specialist on East-Central Europe. This enables to see the Czech development in broader context of globalization.
Topic: economics, value orientations, work, transformation
The country-specific chapter on Czech Republic, as all 13 chapters on Central and East European Countries, provides the reader with standard handbook information on voting behaviour, cabinet formation, electoral and constitutional arrangements from 1989 and onwards. A common theme of all chapters is political cleavages and the chapter offers in-depth analyse of the changing cleavage structure in Czech Republic
Topic: politics (and political attitudes), elections (and polls)
Topic: civil society
Topic: civil society, public opinion
Topic: politics (and political attitudes)
Topic: gender, politics (and political attitudes)
Abstract
Topic: politics (and political attitudes)
The book reflects the impacts of the social reality of the communist regime and the process of transformation in Central and Eastern Europe on the development in the social sciences. The multidisciplinary approach enables an analysis of the relationship between different disciplines that are present in the volume: anthropology, geography, economics, history, political science, European studies, sociology and gender studies.
Topic: sociology of science, transformation
The artical verifies interconnectedness between interpersonal trust and trust in political institutions (Rose, Mishler), using survey data from Czech republic (Aktér 2001). The results demonstrate that while trust in institutions is strongly connected to the democratic system, interpersonal trust doesn´t relate much to institutional trust either to democracy.
Topic: trust/social cohesion, EU, human relations, civil society
Topic: gender, politics (and political attitudes), elections (and polls)
abstract
Topic: EU, gender, politics (and political attitudes), elections (and polls)
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