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8. Three Roads to Comparative research

No review available on this record. Title : Three Roads to Comparative research : analytical, visual and morphological Material Type: printed text Authors: Niko Toš, Editor ; Karl H. Müller, Editor Publisher: Wien : edition echoraum Publication Date: 2009 Series: Complexity - design - society No. 8 Pagination: 536 p. Size: 23 cm ISBN (or other code): 978-3-901941-17-7 General note: Includes bibliographical references and index Languages : English (eng) Original Language : English (eng) Descriptors: Comparative research. Labor market Migration Class number: 331.5 Abstract: "Three roads to comparative research" is the result of a co-operating between Austria and its neighboring countries which runs under the title EECO-LAB(Eastern European Co-operating on Labour).EEC0-LAB is financed by the Federal ministry of labour, social affairs and consumer rotection (BMASK)in Austria since 2003 and has become an important platform for comparative analyses in Central, East and South-East Europe. Contents note: The analytical road to comparative research: Patterns of work flexibility in typical jobs in eastern and western Europe; Division of housework in European societies through the analysis of macro level factors; Attitudes towards immigrants and the effect of migration in European countries; Cure for loneliness? Social activity and its role in changing European societies; Life satisfaction, happiness and marital status in four central European countries: International comparison based on the European social survey; Women's role in the family: a comparative study; Children-to have or not to have: A question in the context of cross-national differences; An outline for a new concept of citizenship in a trans-national context; Trust in institutions of the system-European comparisons-and Slovenia; Types of non-electoral political participation in Europe; The visual rode to comparative research: Static patterns; Dynamic patterns; Complex patterns; The morphological road to comparative research: The third road for comparative research: Morphological designs; Towards new frontiers in comparative survey research Record link: https://library.seeu.edu.mk/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=17056

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Complexity design society, 2. Political Faces of Slovenia

No review available on this record. Collection Title: Complexity design society, 2 Title : Political Faces of Slovenia : political orientations and values at the end of the century : outlines based on Slovenian public opinion surveys Material Type: printed text Authors: Niko Toš, Editor ; Karl H. Müller, Editor Edition statement: 2nd edition Publisher: Wien : edition echoraum Publication Date: 2005 Pagination: 447 p. Layout: ill. Size: 24 cm ISBN (or other code): 978-3-901941-11-5 General note: Includes bibliographical references (p. 419-441) Includes index (p. 447-451) Languages : English (eng) Original Language : English (eng) Descriptors: Politics Politics and government Slovenia Social conditions Class number: 320 Abstract: I welcome this book as a particular proof of vitality of Slovenia's political and economic arrangements which enable the country to successfully take part in the development of the European Union. The comprehensive assessment of the past development of the European Union. The comprehensive assessment of the past development of Slovenia, the comparative nature of the study and the wide variety of the subjects analysed(social,gender,enviromental,religious etc.)which goes beyond pure analysis of the political system,give a fascinating overview of the Slovenian institutional "laboratory" as the authors call it.in this sense, I am convinced that the book will find the interest of both policy makers and political scientists not just in Slovenia but also across Europe. There is always something new moto learn and there is plenty of it in this book. Contents note: Part I : Political faces: The Slovenian Way to Democracy and Sovereignty; Beliefs in State or in the Usefulness of State?; Slovenian Identity: Interesting Landscapes of Values and Culture; Satisfaction with Democracy in Slovenia; Barriers of Democratic Consolidation; Slovenian Electorate-Formation or Renewal; Nationalism, National Identity and European Identity :The case of Slovenia from a Comparative Perspective; Impact Of Economic and Democratic Performance on Support for the Government; Value Divisions in the Light of Political Choices; Part II -Contexts: 10 EU Enlargement-The Case of Slovenia; Comparing Groups by Work Flexibility Across Eight Countries; The Stubbornness of Sexism in the Second Part of the Twentieth Century in Slovenia; Micro foundations of Risk Societies in Slovenia and Europe I: Basic Concepts and New Inequality Scales; Micro Foundations of Risk Societies in Slovenia and Europe II : Towards High Theory; Some Notes on the Sociological Issues of the Environment and Environmental Values; Comparative Analysis of Religiosity in Slovenia and Central and Eastern European Countries; Bibliography; Index Record link: https://library.seeu.edu.mk/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=17053

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