2012, Leontiyeva, Yana, Daniel ChytilStatistiky a výzkumy imigrantů aneb jak srovnávat nesrovnatelné
Authors present statistics and selected studies on immigration and discuss the quality and comparability of available data on immigrants. In this chapter, special attention is given to the coverage of immigrant subpopulations in nationwide surveys such as LFS, EU-SILC, ISSP and ESS. There are also comments on some of the methodological problems associated with surveying immigrants in the Czech Republic.
Topic: methodology, migration and mobility, sociological data
The main aim of this book is to provide researchers on Czech society, politics and economy with two key resources: (1) a useful tool for working with data sources available for the study of Czech society and (2) a ready source of information and advice for processing their own research data.
Topic: methodology, sociological data
Author provides an introduction to the problems of data management. The chapter introduces the main concepts of data management and addresses the important issues of data sharing and personal data protection.
Topic: sociological data
This chapter provides a general introduction to the problems of data management, data sharing and data analysis in social sciences and describes in detail the aim, the purpose and the structure of the book entitled Pathways to Data.
Topic: methodology, sociological data
The chapter describes creating and maintaining a data file during a research project. The author shows how to work with data in a step-by-step manner, starting with the creation of a data file, through to problems such as coding, weighing and data anonymization, and finishing up with the issue of data storage.
Topic: methodology, sociological data
This chapter focuses primarily on standards of data documentation and archiving. The authors also describe the development of standards for data storage and provision of data. The text includes an analysis of the advantages and shortcomings of an international standard called DDI (Data Documentation Initiative).
Topic: methodology, sociological data
The chapter focuses on the special role of social science data archives in the domain of social science research. Authors describe which data and metadata are archived and under what conditions they are provided to users for secondary data analysis. The description of archiving system Nesstar is presented.
Topic: methodology, sociological data
Topic: sociological data
The aim of this article is to provide an overview of the problems associated with the fielding of questions of a socially sensitive nature typically dealing with crime, health, and sexual activity in nationally representative sample surveys.
Topic: methodology, sexuality, sociological data
In the past few decades ITC technologies have begun to penetrate various areas of social life. One of these areas is education. New forms of teaching and learning have appeared – for example, e-learning or virtual learning; this term refers to the specificity of the relationship between teacher and student. The work Authority in virtual education tries to uncover the characteristics of this relationship, which are substantially influenced by communication that excludes face-to-face contact.
Topic: human relations
Article reports on research of a little known process how the "documents of memory", biographical narratives of socialism in this case, are received by members of the community of memory. The research was based on the experiment, in which members of three generations (two generations of witnesses of socialism and one post-socialist generation) inferred the political identity of the narrators from very short fragments of biographical narratives concerning socialist era.
Topic: sociological data
Topic: social inequalities
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Topic: migration and mobility, sociology of law
The report presents the main findings of a project funded by the Czech Statistical Office whose principal goal was to gather quantitative data in order to improve the methodology employed to estimate the remittances made by migrants. The primary task of the project implemented by the
Topic: economics, migration and mobility, wages and incomes
Článek se věnuje problematice sdílení výzkumných dat v sociálních vědách a současným nástrojům a standardům, které archivům pomáhají plnit jejich úlohu. Představen je mezinárodní dokumentační standard DDI, specializovaný software NESSTAR a hlavní koncepce, které stojí za vývojem standardů archivace a dlouhodobého uchovávání digitálních dat v sociálněvědních archivech.
Topic: methodology
Topic: historical sociology
The article presents and discusses the results a national survey of migrant workers. The key issue addressed in the text is the educational level and qualification skills of labour immigrants and their position of the Czech labour market.
Topic: migration and mobility, work, education
Chapter briefly presents the basic terminology, i.e. terms like tolerance, ethnic minority and a foreigner, and focuses on relevant research findings from the Institute of Sociology AS CR. In addition to reporting the survey results, the authors monitor the long-term trends in attitudes Czech society has towards ethnic minorities and foreigners, and try to answer the question whether the Czech society is tolerant.
Topic: migration and mobility, sociological data
Text summarizes projects and other research activities of the Institute of Sociology AS CR in the field of migration and discusses the importance of scientific research for migration policy making.
Topic: migration and mobility
The article deals with relationship of religiosity and psycho-social phenomena (powerlessness, normlessness, social isolation, self-estrangement and cultural estrangement) which are inhibiting factor in relation to quality of life of individuals. Theoretically this article (besides general theory of subjective quality of life) is supported by Melvinem Seeman´s concept of alienation. Personal religiosity is not measured here by individual indicator only but by plurality of indicators.
Topic: religion and religiosity
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