This chapter examines the political impact of suburbanisation in the district of Praha-Březiněves. The study discusses the demographic changes, political behaviour and civic participation, especially the participation of people who have newly moved into the neighbourhood.
Topic: urban and rural studies, migration and mobility, public policy
This chapter examines the political impact of suburbanisation in the district of Praha-Kolovraty. The study discusses the demographic changes, political behaviour and civic participation, especially the participation of people who have newly moved into the neighbourhood.
Topic: urban and rural studies, migration and mobility, public policy
This chapter examines the political impact of suburbanisation in the district of Brno-Jehnice. The study discusses the demographic changes, political behaviour and civic participation, especially the participation of people who have newly moved into the neighbourhood.
Topic: urban and rural studies, migration and mobility, public policy
This chapter concludes the findings about the political impact of suburbanisation in the localities in focus and answers the research questions from the introduction: whether the suburbanisation lead to the emrgence of new themes or actors into local politics and if the partisan affiliation is strenghtened or not.
Topic: urban and rural studies, civil society, public policy
The objective of this study is to describe the basic discourse of cooperation, participation, and partnership in terms of how it is defined in the process of democratic administration in the Czech Republic and its regions. This basic discourse is determined from a legislative perspective by the laws in effect within the country, but it is also shaped by the results of current research in the Czech social sciences and studies in public administration, and even by the media.
Topic: civil society, politics (and political attitudes), regions, public administration
The chapter maps the main forms of legal regulation of cooperation between municipalities, of their partnership with private subjects and of participation of citizens in local government that are currently available in Czech law.
Topic: politics (and political attitudes), public administration
The chapter summarizes the results of contemporary social research on the processes of participation and partnership at local level in the Czech republic. The papers are classified according to their theoretical focus and the empirical field of interest.
Topic: civil society, politics (and political attitudes), regions, public administration
This paper try to show how often and in what context the terms "partnership" and "participation" occurred in selected Czech printed mass media. Context in which the terms social capital and social cohesion occurred in selected Czech printed mass media is also briefly discussed.
Topic: trust/social cohesion, media, human relations, social capital
This study refers to the research perception of inhabitants of border regions of Bavaria and western Bohemia. The analysis of the impacts of historical consciousness on the creation of regional identity is based on empirical survey of biographical identities, which was carried out in the regions of the Cyech Republic and Bavaria closed to the border, during the summer 2004.
Topic: identity, human relations, regions
Topic: trust/social cohesion, social capital
Der Artikel beschreibt die Ergebnisse einer Untersuchung der Möglichkeiten sozialer Integration von Immigranten aus Städten in Dörfer. The article describes the results of a research of the possibilities of the social integration of immigrants from towns to villages.
Topic: housing, urban and rural studies, migration and mobility
Topic: politics (and political attitudes), regions
Topic: politics (and political attitudes), regions
Topic: politics (and political attitudes), regions
Při uvažování o sociologické kategorii sociálního kapitálu je třeba brát v úvahu jeho dvě základní polohy. V první řadě kontakty, sociální sítě s důrazem na formální členství v dobrovolných organizacích, v druhé řadě pak jakousi formu psychologického majetku jednotlivce či skupiny, důvěru jak v ostatní občany, tak ve společenské instituce a celou komunitu [Johnson, Soroka 2001].
Topic: social capital
Theoretical implications of consumption as differentiating mechanism contributing to the collective identity of social class are discussed. I analyze differences in conspicuous consumption and its antipole taste of necessity (preferences for branded / unbranded goods) among social classes ABCDE on the data MML TGI 2004. There are differences between classes in both domains but along with influence of gender and age.
Topic: social inequalities
This article tries to answer how government performance can be measured. Possible approaches can be dividend into four groups: approaches using indicators of the socio-economic development in the governed area, approaches measuring government performance by means of a subjective evaluation, approaches focused on procedural and institutional effectiveness and the quality of government performance and approaches measuring government performance with the aid of aggregate indexes.
Topic: politics (and political attitudes), public administration
Der Artikel beschreibt eine Untersuchung der Möglichkeiten sozialer Integration von Immigranten aus Städten in Dörfer. Verlaufund Ergebnisse der Untersuchung werden summarisiert. The article describes a research of the possibilities of the social integration of immigrants from towns to villages. It summarizes the development and the results of the research work.
Topic: urban and rural studies, migration and mobility
This publication is based on the results of project research and is aimed at being more than just a volume of studies by individual authors. The introductory, theoretical chapter, devoted to a discussion of concepts of research on social solidarity (J. Šafr, M. Sedláčková, (with a supplement by P. Machonin)), is followed by a series of empirically based studies that deal successively with how social solidarity is interpreted by the Czech public (J. Šafr), values (O. Špaček) and norms (L.
Topic: trust/social cohesion, public policy
This publication is based on the results of project research and is aimed at being more than just a volume of studies by individual authors. The introductory, theoretical chapter, devoted to a discussion of concepts of research on social solidarity (J. Šafr, M. Sedláčková, (with a supplement by P. Machonin)), is followed by a series of empirically based studies that deal successively with how social solidarity is interpreted by the Czech public (J. Šafr), values (O. Špaček) and norms (L.
Topic: trust/social cohesion, politics (and political attitudes), public opinion
Newsletter
Facebook
X
Tweets by SociologickyNewsletter