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2014, Vohlídalová, Marta

Článek se zabývá tím, jakým způsobem střídavá péče narušuje nebo naopak utvrzuje tradiční genderové ideologie spojené s mateřskou a otcovskou rolí a jak ovlivňuje nerovnosti mezi ex-partnery. Analýza je založena na 13 hloubkových párových rozhovorech s matkami a otci, kteří praktikují střídavou péči.

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gender, parenting, family
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Peer-reviewed journal article
2014, Vohlídalová, Marta

This paper investigates how structural changes in Czech society brought about by the transition from the centrally planned state-socialist regime towards market-based capitalism, which impacts individual opportunities and choices. The intersectional approach and concept of social capital allows us to interpret employment trajectories of women in the Czech Republic in its historical as well as biographical contexts.

Topic:
gender, migration and mobility, sociology of science
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Peer-reviewed journal article
2014, Křížková, Alena, Formánková, Lenka, Vohlídalová, Marta

This paper investigates how structural changes in Czech society brought about by the transition from the centrally planned state-socialist regime towards market-based capitalism, which impacts individual opportunities and choices. The intersectional approach and concept of social capital allows us to interpret employment trajectories of women in the Czech Republic in its historical as well as biographical contexts.

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gender, care, work
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Peer-reviewed journal article
2014, Dudová, Radka

Based on qualitative research of women that cared in the past or care now for their frail elderly mothers, this article aims to describe and explain some of the factors leading to the predominance of women in informal care for the elderly. The article builds on Sandra Harding’s and Joan W. Scott’s concept of gender. Their concept defines gender as a category operating at multiple interconnected levels.

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gender, care, age and ageing
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Peer-reviewed journal article
2014, Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
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history of sociology
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Chapter in monograph
2014, Marcin Baron, Artur Ochojski, Adam Polko, Katarzyna Warzecha, Martin Šimon
  1. The study challenges cost analysis of local public service across countries of Central Europe. The relations of economic features and demographic change characteristics have been investigated. Central Europe Programme co-financed the initiative as its strategic project for 2007-2013.
Topic:
economics, regions, consumption, age and ageing, public administration
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Monograph
2014, Josef Bernard, Tomáš Kostelecký, Martin Šimon

Článek se věnuje problematice kontextových vlivů na volební chování. V části českéodborné literatury bylo konstatováno, že vliv prostorového kontextu na volební chování v Česku je nevýrazný a že převážnou část teritoriální diferenciace volebních výsledků lze vysvětlit jako důsledek teritoriálních odlišností sociální skladby, tedy kompozičně. Tato studie zkoumá existenci kontextových efektů v detailním územním členění.

Topic:
value orientations, urban and rural studies, religion and religiosity, regions, elections (and polls)
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Article with impact factor
2014, Nikischer, Richard
Topic:
identity, regions
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Peer-reviewed journal article
2014, Hofäcker, Dirk, Jana Chaloupková

Throughout recent decades, a gradual shift away from an early contract-ed and simple life course pattern which dominated in the 1950s and 1960s to late protracted and more complex patterns could be observed within European countries. Yet, despite multiple cross-national similarities in the changes of individual life course patterns, there exist considerable differences in the form and frequency of these changes.

Topic:
value orientations, family
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Peer-reviewed journal article
2014, Moravcová, Eva, Tomášek, Jan

The trend towards harsher punishment of offenders, usually termed the ‘new punitiveness’, is often explained as a response to deepening social and economic uncertainty. One important area that criminal policy research has long dealt with is public attitudes to punishment. Statements that the public want more severe punishments for those who break the law are often used to justify introducing measures to make the criminal justice system harsher.

Topic:
crime, methodology
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Article with impact factor
2014, Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
Topic:
history of sociology
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Published review
2014, Nešpor, Zdeněk R.
Topic:
history of sociology
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Other publication
2014, Zoltan Dorogi, Matthias Gather, Jolanta Perek-Białas, Francesca S. Rota, Katarzyna Tarnawska, Michal Tomčík, Martin Šimon

Demographic change is one of the most important challenges for economically, socially and environmentally sustainable development in many regions of Central Europe. Population losses due to low fertility rates, migration and population ageing have already been experienced in many parts of regions, cities as well as some metropolitan areas. It is crucial to realize that population shrinkage and ageing is and will be important both for urban and rural areas in Central Europe.

Topic:
EU, regions, social policy, age and ageing
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Other publication
2014, Zdeněk R. Nešpor
Topic:
history of sociology
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Chapter in monograph
2014, Šimon, Martin

Urban-rural research in post-socialist countries has focused on urban transformation, the impact of international migration and the spread of suburbanisation; little attention has been paid to counterurban migration. The aim of this article is to propose a typology of counterurban migration strategies based on quantitative research in rural areas in the Czech Republic.

Topic:
economics, migration and mobility, lifestyle
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Article with impact factor
2014, Tomay Kyra, Lea Kőszeghy, Lívia Kelenné Török, Martin Šimon

The e-book is especially targeted to practitioners at the local and regional level who face demographic change (ageing, population shrinking, selective migration) in their everyday work, or will be possibly exposed to such changes in the future.

Topic:
housing, economics, migration and mobility, regions, age and ageing, public policy
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Other publication
2014, Ďurďovič, Martin

Článek shrnuje vývoj moderní epistemologie humanitních a sociálních věd a vztahuje jej k sociologii. Má dva cíle: 1) sledovat, jakým způsobem se formování naturalistického a hermeneutického proudu epistemologie promítlo do dělení sociologie na kvantitativní a kvalitativní; 2) ukázat důsledky novější epistemologické diskuze pro toto dělení sociologie.

Topic:
history of sociology, methodology
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Article with impact factor
2014, Ďurďovič, Martin

Článek analyzuje funkci, kterou v díle raného M. Heideggera plní myšlenka destrukce, a zkoumá na tomto základě, jak je obecně možné charakterizovat vztah mezi hermeneutikou a destrukcí, resp. vzhledem k pozdějšímu vývoji filozofie, mezi hermeneutikou a dekonstrukcí. Při analýze pojmu destrukce je položen důraz na to, jak je postup destrukce použit na tradici aristotelské substancialistické ontologie a na Kantovu teorii poznání, což jsou dvě klíčová témata raného Heideggera.

Topic:
history of sociology
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Peer-reviewed journal article
2014, Tomáš Kostelecký, Renáta Mikešová, Markéta Poláková, Daniel Čermák, Josef Bernard, Martin Šimon

Byla Praha vždy baštou pravice a Morava vždy levicová?

Proč jsou prostorové vzorce volební podpory křesťanskodemokratických stran v čase tak stabilní, zatímco volební vzorce klasické levice nebo klasické pravice v čase mnohem proměnlivější?

Odráží se v prostorových vzorcích volebních výsledků především skutečnost, že se lidé chovají jako homo economicus, sledující svoje ekonomické zájmy, nebo to někdy neplatí?

Topic:
urban and rural studies, regions, elections (and polls)
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Monograph
2014 (ahead of print), Vojtíšková, Kateřina, and Radmila Lorencová

The article deals with explicit cultural policy and its outcomes in the post-communist Czech Republic. In the first part, the authors look at the organisational and conceptual impact on culture of the transition from a centrally managed economy to a pluralist parliamentary democracy following the collapse of the Eastern Bloc.

Topic:
transformation, public policy, public administration
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Article with impact factor

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