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Subjective Perception of Security by the Lithuanian People in the Context of External Threats

Subjective Perception of Security by the Lithuanian People in the Context of External Threats

Lietuvos gyventojų subjektyvus saugumo suvokimas išorinių grėsmių kontekste

Author(s): Ingrida Gečienė / Language(s): / Issue: 1/2015

Keywords: subjektyvus saugumas; grėsmės; išgyvenimo strategijos. subjective security; threats; survival strategies.

Pastaraisiais metais besikeičianti Lietuvos geopolitinė aplinka neišvengiamai daro įtaką subjektyviam šalies gyventojų saugumo suvokimui. Remiantis 2014 m. atlikto kiekybinio ir kokybinio tyrimo rezultatais straipsnyje nagrinėjama, koks yra Lietuvos žmonių subjektyvus saugumo suvokimas išorinių grėsmių aplinkybėmis ir kokią įtaką šis suvokimas daro žmonių pasirenkamoms išgyvenimo strategijoms. Atlikto tyrimo duomenų analizė gerokai išplečia Barrio Buzano išskirtų pagrindinių, tarpusavyje glaudžiai susijusių, saugumo sektorių grėsmių individo lygmenyje aprašymus. Šalies gyventojų suvokiamos grėsmės labai priklauso nuo konkrečios vieno ar kito laikotarpio politinės, ekonominės, socialinės, ekologijos ir išorinių grėsmių situacijos. Pakitus aplinkybėms, vieno ar kito saugumo sektoriaus padidėjusios grėsmės gali išstumti svarbiausiomis laikomas grėsmes arba įtraukti naujų, anksčiau nereflektuotų grėsmių. Nors paprastai žmonėms yra svarbiausias individualus saugumo lygmuo, pakitusi situacija gali suaktualinti tiek nacionalinio, tiek tarptautinio lygmens saugumo suvokimą, priversdama peržiūrėti požiūrį į kylančias išorines grėsmes ir atsaką į jas. In recent years, Lithuania’s changing geopolitical environment inevitably affected the subjective perception of the security by the population. According to the conducted quantitative and qualitative research in 2014, the article examines Lithuanian people’s subjective perception of external threats in the security context and the impact of this perception on the people’s survival strategies. The data analysis significantly extends Barry Buzan’s descriptions of individual security level threats in the main security sectors: military, political, economic, societal, and environmental. Perceived threats by the country’s population is highly dependent on the specific political, economic, social, environmental and the situation of external threats of the time. When the context changes, the treats of one or another sector can be replaced by threats that are more important or can include new, previously unknown threats. Although most people are concerned most with an individual security level, the change of the situation could put forward both national and international level of security awareness and force us to review approaches to emerging external threats and responses to them.

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Educational Differences in Mortality among Working-age Men in Lithuania

Educational Differences in Mortality among Working-age Men in Lithuania

Išsilavinimas kaip darbingo amžiaus vyrų mirtingumo diferenciacijos veiksnys Lietuvoje

Author(s): Domantas Jasilionis,Daumantas Stumbrys / Language(s): / Issue: 1/2015

Keywords: Pierre’as Bourdieu; darbingo amžiaus vyrų mirtingumas; mirtingumo diferenciacija pagal išsilavinim; gyventojų surašymas. Pierre Bourdieu; middle-age man mortality; educational mortality differences; census-linked.

Mokslinėje literatūroje epidemiologinių tyrimų ir sveikatos sociologijos teorijų integracijos trūkumas laikomas viena pagrindinių problemų sveikatos skirtumų tyrimuose.Šiame straipsnyje vyrų mirtingumo diferenciacija nagrinėjama remiantis P. Bourdieu socialinės praktikos teorija, pasitelkiant sveikatos lauko ir kultūrinio kapitalo koncepcijas. Empirinio tyrimo tikslas – įvertinti darbingo amžiaus vyrų mirtingumo diferenciaciją pagal išsilavinimą Lietuvoje. Mokslinis tyrimas finansuojamas Europos socialinio fondo lėšomis pagal visuotinės dotacijos priemonę (sutarties Nr. VP1–3.1–ŠMM–07–K–02–067). This article points to the need of social theory in studies of health inequalities. We suggest that sociological concepts could be very useful in explaining health inequalities. This article presents research on educational differences in mortality among workingage men in Lithuania. A Bourdieu-based approach to health inequality and the cultural capital concept to study educational mortality differentials among men are used in the article. This research is based on the census-linked mortality dataset based on the linkage between all records from the 2011 Population Census of Lithuania and death records from the Lithuanian Causes of Death Register between the 1st of March 43 2011 and 31st of December 2013. Relative educational mortality differentials were assessed by means of Poisson regression mortality rate ratios. Results of the study ighlight a striking magnitude of relative mortality differences by education: all-cause mortality risk in lower-educated working-age males groups is about five times higher than in the group of those with higher education. This article confirms the value of approach based on Bourdieu social practice theory and indicates the need to expand the health field researches with wider analysis of historical and economical context. This research is funded by the European Social Fund under the Global Grant measure (Project no. VP1-3.1-ŠMM-07-K-02-067).

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The Analysis of Theoretical Hypotheses and Factors Influencing the Reconstitutions of Partnership after Divorce

The Analysis of Theoretical Hypotheses and Factors Influencing the Reconstitutions of Partnership after Divorce

Naujos partnerystės po skyrybų teorinių hipotezių ir veiksnių analizė

Author(s): Ernesta Platūkytė / Language(s): / Issue: 1/2015

Keywords: šeimos atkūrimas; partnerystė po skyrybų; kohabitacija; skyrybos. reconstitution of family; partnership after divorce; cohabitation; divorce.

Analizuojant ekonominius, socialinius ir kultūrinius veiksnius, kurie riboja / veikia žmonių galimybes patenkinti naujos partnerystės poreikį, straipsnyje yra apibendrinamos mokslinėje literatūroje minimos partnerystės atkūrimo teorinės hipotezės (poreikių, patrauklumo, galimybių), aptariami bei įvertinami pagrindiniai partnerystę po skyrybų skatinantys ir (ar) jai trukdantys veiksniai, tokie kaip amžius, lytis, išsilavinimas ir pan. Be to, įvertinamos ir vertybės, kurios lemia individų apsisprendimą megzti ar ne pakartotinius santykius. Atlikta analizė rodo kad partnerystę po skyrybų aiškinančios teorinės hipotezės integruoja keletą veiksnių, nes tai yra kompleksinis reiškinys. Vertybės ir veiksniai, tokie kaip amžius, išsilavinimas, vaikų turėjimas gali turėti neigiamos ir (ar) teigiamos įtakos partnerystės atkūrimo galimybėms tiek moterims, tiek vyrams. Tačiau išsiskyrusios moterys susiduria su daugiau ribojančių veiksnių ir turi mažiau galimybių sukurti naują partnerystę, nei išsiskyrę vyrai. The article analyzes the economic, social and cultural factors that influence a person’s capacity to address his / her need to create a new partnership. It overviews the theoretical hypotheses on the reconstitution of partnership (needs, attractiveness, and possibilities) advanced in academic literature, and assesses the principal factors – including age, sex, education, etc. – that either facilitate or interfere with the reconstitution of partnership after divorce. In addition to assessing the concrete factors, the values that influence one’s decision (not) to engage in new relations are also taken into account. The conducted analysis suggests that there are several factors subsumed in the theoretical hypotheses on the reconstitution of partnership, which presents a complex process. Values and factors such as age, education and children can have either a positive or a negative effect on the prospects of reconstitution of partnership among both women and men. However, women who have undergone divorce face more constraints and have fewer opportunities for reconstitution of partnership than divorced men have. Research indicates that men’s possibilities, needs and attractiveness for reconstitution of partnership are less limited. As a result, the factors that can interfere with the reconstitution of partnership for women are more positive than negative for men. The economic, social and/or cultural circumstances that affect an individual after divorce define his or her perception of the situation, and the reconstitution of partnership can become a strategy aimed at combating the negative effects of divorce. A thorough analysis of the process of reconstitution of partnership as well as economic, cultural and social factors that play a role in it, requires an in-depth demographic investigation of the cohort aspects of the reconstitution of partnership. This would shed light on selectiveness in the reconstitution of partnership. A careful qualitative analys

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Pupils’ Approach to Poles and Lithuanian-Polish Relationships

Pupils’ Approach to Poles and Lithuanian-Polish Relationships

Baigiamųjų klasių moksleivių požiūris į lenkus ir lietuvių-lenkų santykius

Author(s): Giedrė Baltrušaitytė,Vidmantas Vyšniauskas / Language(s): / Issue: 1/2015

Keywords: moksleivių požiūris; lenko įvaizdis; lenkų tautinė mažuma; lietuvių-lenkų santykiai; Lietuvos ir Lenkijos istorijos interpretacija. pupils’ attitude; Polish image; Polish ethnic minority; Lithuanian-Polish relationships; interpretation of Lithuanian and

Straipsnyje analizuojamas dešimtų–vienuoliktų klasių moksleivių iš Vilkaviškio ir Marijampolės rajonų požiūris į lenkų tautybės žmones ir lietuvių-lenkų santykius dabartinėje Lietuvoje bei bendroje abiejų šalių istorijoje. Straipsnyje remiamasi moksleivių anketinės apklausos rezultatais. Žvalgomuoju tyrimu buvo siekiama atskleisti, kokią nuomonę apie lietuvių ir lenkų santykius moksleiviai susidaro išėję privalomąjį pagrindinės ir vidurinės mokyklos kursą. Apklausa parodė, jog nemaža dalis respondentų yra neigiamai nusiteikę lenkų tautybės žmonių atžvilgiu. Moksleivių nuomone, Lenkija pastaruosius kelis šimtus metų kėlė grėsmę lietuvių tautai ir Lietuvos valstybei norėdama Lietuvą prijungti prie Lenkijos. According to the 2011 Population and Housing Census, Poles represent the largest ethnic minority group currently living in Lithuania accounting for 6.6 pct. of the population. Public surveys show that a sizable number of Lithuanians, especially those belonging to the youngest generation, hold not very favorable views of Poles. Although unfavorable public views of Lithuanian Poles can be influenced and supported by the media and politicians, such attitudes may begin to form during the history classes at school. Using data from a survey with 40 pupils in their final years of secondary school and gymnasium studies, the authors of this paper seek to analyze the content of young people’s attitudes toward the Polish ethnic minority and Lithuanian-Polish relationships. Findings of the survey indicate that although pupils may hold rather ambiguous views of Polish people, a sizable number of respondents are negatively disposed toward them and the role of the neighboring country in Lithuania’s history.

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Political Participation of the Polish National Minority in Lithuania

Political Participation of the Polish National Minority in Lithuania

Lenkų tautinės mažumos Lietuvoje politinis dalyvavimas

Author(s): Asta Visockaitė / Language(s): / Issue: 1/2015

Keywords: lenkų tautinė mažuma Lietuvoje; politinis dalyvavimas; politinio dalyvavimo formos; politinis aktyvumas. Polish minority in Lithuania; political participation ; forms of political participation; political activity.

Remiantis kokybinio tyrimo interviu (N = 30) bei kiekybinio tyrimo apklausų (N = 411), atliktų 2012–2014 m. Vilniaus mieste bei Vilniaus ir Šalčininkų rajonuose, duomenimis straipsnyje1 analizuojamas lenkų tautinės mažumos, gyvenančios Lietuvoje, politinis dalyvavimas šiais aspektais: domėjimasis politika; rinkimų, vykstančių Lietuvoje, preferencija pagal svarbumą; Lietuvos lenkų rinkimų akcijos atstovavimo lenkų tautinės mažumos interesams vertinimas; motyvai, skatinantys Lietuvos lenkus palaikyti ir rinkti Lietuvos lenkų rinkimų akciją; Lietuvos lenkų rinkimų akcijos ir Rusų aljanso koalicijos vertinimas; kitos „lenkiškos“ partijos poreikis. This article presents a small part of the data of the “Research of the Identity of the Polish minority in Lithuania” funded by the Lithuanian Science Council. Based on the data gathered from the qualitative research interviews (N = 30) and the quantitative research surveys (N = 411), both conducted during 2012–2013 in Vilnius, the districts of Vilnius and Šalčininkai, the article analyses the political participation and involvement into politics of the Polish minority in Lithuania. It examines these criteria: their interest in political activities and politics in general; their preferences of political elections in Lithuania rated by their importance; their evaluation of the representation of the Polish minority’s interests by the political party “Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania”; motives which promote members of the Polish minority to support and vote for the political party “Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania”; the assessment of the coalition of the political party “Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania” and the political party “Russian Alliance”; the necessity of having another “Polish” political party.

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Men’s Educational Resources and Transition into First Marriage: Is there the Advantage

Men’s Educational Resources and Transition into First Marriage: Is there the Advantage

Vyrų išsilavinimas ir pirmoji santuoka: ar universitetas suteikia pranašumų?

Author(s): Domantas Jasilionis,Aušra Maslauskaitė / Language(s): / Issue: 1/2015

Keywords: vyrai; išsilavinimas; santuokinis elgesys; šeimos kūrimas. Men; education; marital behaviour; formation of marriage

Remiantis 2011 m. Lietuvos gyventojų surašymo ir 2011–2013 m. gyventojų pirmųjų santuokų registro jungtine duomenų baze, taip pat 2001 m. surašymo duomenimis straipsnyje nagrinėjamas vyrų išsilavinimo ir santuokinio elgesio ryšys. Teorinius straipsnio pagrindus sudaro lyčių specializacijos bei lyčių vaidmenų suderinamumo hipotezės. Nors jos ir skirtingai prognozuoja moterų išsilavinimo ir santuokinio elgesio ryšio kryptį, tačiau vyrų atveju vienodai tvirtina, jog aukštesnis vyrų išsilavinimas santuokos rinkoje sukuria akumuliuotų privalumų. Atlikta aprašomoji ir regresinė analizė atskleidė, jog Lietuvoje diferencijuojamasis išsilavinimo poveikis vyrų santuokinei elgsenai pradėjo reikštis nuo 1950–1954 m. kohortos ir išliko visose jaunesnėse sovietinio periodo kohortose, o santuokinio elgesio atotrūkis tarp aukščiausio ir žemiausio išsilavinimo vyrų vis didėjo. Nors aukštesnis vyrų išsilavinimas sovietinėje visuomenėje neteikė arba teikė tik ribotų privalumų šeimoje atliekant ekonominį vyro vaidmenį, akivaizdu, jog kitos su išsilavinimu susijusio savybės didino jų patrauklumą santuokos rinkoje. Šiuolaikinėje Lietuvoje vyrai su aukštesniu išsilavinimu taip pat turi daugiau galimybių sukurti šeimą. Šis ryšys nustatytas kontroliuojant įvairius individualius demografinius ir socialinius kompozicinius veiksnius. Taigi sovietiniu periodu išryškėjęs teigiamas vyrų išsilavinimo poveikis jų santuokiniam patrauklumui išlieka ir Lietuvoje formuojantis liberalaus kapitalizmo visuomenei. Based on the analysis of the data of the Census 2001 and the linked dataset of the Census 2011 and the 2011–2013 first marriage register, the paper explores the association between men’s educational resources and transition into first marriage in Lithuania. The theoretical assumptions of the study are related to the hypotheses of gender role specialization ant gender role combination. Both hypotheses argue that higher men’s educational resources increase men’s attractiveness in the marriage market. The empirical analysis revealed that men’s education became significant predictor of the marital behaviour during the Soviet period starting with the birth cohort of 1950–1954 and that it affected all consequent birth cohorts. Although the education had very limited effect on men’s economic role in the family during the Soviet period, it is most likely that the attractiveness of higher-educated men in the marriage market was positively affected by other educational advantages. In contemporary society, men with higher education have also higher chances to form the first marriage even if we control for many individual demographic and social variables. Thus, the positive educational gradient in marriage remains stable despite the radical changes in the contextual setting and the economic returns of the education.

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Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): / Issue: 152/2010

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Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): / Issue: 13/2012

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Author(s): Stefan Harkov / Language(s): / Issue: 3-4/2007

Summary / Church Singing Schools - Centers of Bulgarian Church Singing During the Revival Period

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Author(s): Mariana Dimitrova / Language(s): / Issue: 3-4/2007

Summary / Theta Notation in Byzantine and Slavonic Manuscripts (11th - 13th Centuries)

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Author(s): Asen Atanasov / Language(s): / Issue: 3-4/2007

Summary / The Musical Manuscripts at the Rila Monastery

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Author(s): Elena Toncheva / Language(s): / Issue: 3-4/2007

Summary / Bulgarian Polyeleos Settings in Late Byzantine Sources from the 14th - 15th Centuries

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Author(s): Kiril Popov / Language(s): / Issue: 3-4/2007

Summary / Church Singing and Spirituality

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