Alena Křížková, Hana Maříková, Zuzana Uhde (eds.), Marie Čermáková, Radka Dudová, Barbara Havelková, Praha: Sociologický ústav AV ČR 2006
This volume presents readers with the texts of papers that were presented at a seminar on the History of Migration in the Czech Lands in the Early Modern Age, which was organised by the Committee for Historical and Social Democracy, in cooperation with the Institute of Czech History at the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts, Charles University in Prague, and the Institute of History at the University of Southern Bohemia in České Budějovice on 14 October 2005 in Prague on the premises of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts, Charles University.
SS 06:1 Zdeněk R. Nešpor – Jiří Večerník (eds.): Socio-economic Values, Policies, and Institutions in the Period of the Czech Republic’s Accession to the European Union SS 06:2 Zdenka Vajdová, Daniel Čermák, Michal Illner: Autonomy and Cooperation: Effect of the Municipal System Established in 1990
Participation and Interest Groups in the Czech Republic
Tomáš Kostelecký, Jana Vobecká (eds.): Regional Elites 2004, Jana Stachová: Civil Society in the Regions of the Czech Republic
Information bulletin of the Sociological Data Archive provides an outline of data services, information on research projects, which data have been made available, and is devoted also to problems of survey methodology and information technologies.
Led by an international board, the biannual Czech Sociological Review is designed to assist the stronger integration of Czech sociology into the international mainstream, and to invite contributions from authors worldwide who are interested in 'transformation issues', introduce post-graduate students from abroad to the local and regional public and inform the international community about Czech and CEE social research. Articles are selected especially according to how they contribute to the study of the Czech and CEE societies, how they develop special 'transition' methodology and analysis, how they present new dimensions and facets of transformation and how they form a bridge between CEE, European and world sociology. The journal also publishes reviews of books concerned with transition research and related news in the field. Some thematic issues concentrate on specific areas, such as education, the labour market, demographic development and political research. The journal is the only Czech periodical which is quoted in the publications of the Institute of Scientific Information and other social science databases.
