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Institutional determinants and entrepreneurial action

Author(s): Barbara Bradač Hojnik,Katja Crnogaj / Language(s): English Issue: Spec/2016

The paper examines the effect of specific institutional factors on entrepreneurial activity. In the course of the examination, we encounter various viewpoints regarding entrepreneurship and different needs of national politics. The research objective is to determine whether institutional factors influence early-stage entrepreneurial activity. There is a broad array of opinions on appropriate set of factors that influence the entrepreneurship processes, on ways of their influence and on differentiating between the developed and less developed countries. Therefore, we examined the defined research hypothesis in the light of 24 countries (Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Island, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, United Kingdom, Uruguay and USA), in the period between the years 2006 and 2010 (24 countries * 5 years = 120 observations). The data was obtained from Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) database and complemented with data from other international sources such as Heritage Foundation, among others. With econometrics business methods, we determined that greater economic freedom in the institutional context of a country affects the extension of productive entrepreneurship, while the individual's decision for the entrepreneurship is conditioned significantly by the prevailing cultural and social norms.

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A Case Study on Moral Disengagement and Rationalization in the Context of Portugese Bullfighting

A Case Study on Moral Disengagement and Rationalization in the Context of Portugese Bullfighting

Author(s): Luis Cordeiro-Rodrigues,Emanuele Achino / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2017

Bullfighting is increasingly seen as a contested practice in Portugal. The Portuguese public generally disapproves of the practice and the Portuguese animal rights movement has dedicated a significant number of their campaigns to protesting against it. Despite this opposition to the practice, however, there is still legal protection of the practice on grounds of preserving it as a national tradition. This contestation and legality has led bullfighting supporters to actively try to defend and rationalize the practice. This paper analyses this defence and rationalization by exploring a case study of the quasi-lobbyist Portuguese organization, Pr˘toiro. The aforementioned case study is analyzed through the use of critical discourse analysis and neutralization theory. The conclusion reached in this article is that the analysis of speech reveals that Pr˘toiro and its supporters try to morally disengage with the harm done to the bull by using justifications that bullfighting is an ethical activity

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Croatia And The (Necessary) European Union Policy Making On Immigration In The Mediterranean Region

Croatia And The (Necessary) European Union Policy Making On Immigration In The Mediterranean Region

Author(s): Tanja Cerruti / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2015

Migration is one of the most severe problems facing the European Union at present but, up to now, the EU has not proven very efficient in dealing with the issue. On the one hand, its primary law lays the ground for a common policy on migration and asylum and the EU Institutions are all involved in an attempt to find solutions. On the other hand, European countries are building fences along their borders, and some norms of the European Treaties seem to preserve their sovereignty in that field. In light of the above, this paper analyzes the EU primary norms that can be considered "in favor" or "against" a common policy on asylum and the actions taken in the last year by the EU institutions and Member States, with the aim to argue that it is necessary to deal with the "refugee emergency" at a European level.

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Promene bračnosti i porodičnih modela u postsocijalističkim zemljama: Zakasnela i nepotpuna ili specifična  druga demografska tranzicija?

Promene bračnosti i porodičnih modela u postsocijalističkim zemljama: Zakasnela i nepotpuna ili specifična druga demografska tranzicija?

Author(s): Mina Petrović / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 1/2011

The paper starts by questioning the theory of second demographic transition (SDT) and its universal relevance in the field of marriage behavior and family organization in low fertility context, arguing for more differentiated approaches. With an aim to illustrate the contextual specifics of post-socialist countries in general and of Serbia in particular, the author claims that analyzed changes have not just been delayed or incomplete in comparison to more developed European countries, but shaped by specific modernization processes, which led to rationally developed strategies in overcoming structural risks, although, without ideational changes typical to the theory of SDT. Slow changes in marital behavior and family organization in Serbia are illustrated in recent sociological (empirical) research findings. The perceived changes are linked to specific structural risks (war, slow transformation and enduring economic hardships, weak state and low trust in institutions, etc) and value characteristics (persistence of materialism and traditionalism, but with increasing ambivalence). The connection between structural and ideational changes is considered through social stratification variable by relying on Coale's model on necessary preconditions for behavioral changes as well as on social deprivation concept. Having in mind upper social strata (more educated and better off), the value changes precede the behavioral that are adapted to economic uncertainty, which still force more traditional marital and family patterns. Therefore, there is a rank of different options, from extended family (for a short period at the beginning of marriage or after divorce) to separated leaving (of married partners) in parental households (due to refusing the extended family option thus creating quite specific "living apart together" form), combined with dominant strategy of prolonging the marriage. Hence, for upper social strata, marriage is still a universal but negotiable institution since more alternative options (although attractive and in accordance to changing values) are deemed irrational (have no obvious benefit). As regards the lower social strata (less educated and worse off), marriage is more in accordance with their higher inclination to traditional values, but general value liberalization legitimizes possible failures (divorces, extra marital births), which, even if not desired or economically rational, happen due to lower capacity to command life. For that reason, cohabitations and extra marital births are more common among actors at the lower end of the stratification ladder. The paper concludes that adaptive strategies related to traditional patterns of family organization dominate in Serbia, which might be illustrated by the fact that every third of one parent families lives in extended families. Even with significant structural changes (and economic improvements) in Serbia in the near future it is realistic to expect familism as an influential context, which suggests the spreading of cohabitation primarily as a pre-marital option (but more desired than forced).

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Confirmatory Factor Analysis on Tax Compliance Intentions, General Fairness, Procedural Fairness and Social Norms

Confirmatory Factor Analysis on Tax Compliance Intentions, General Fairness, Procedural Fairness and Social Norms

Author(s): Nuran Bayram,Mine Aydemir,Zuhal Yıldırım,Reyhan Leba Tansöker / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2017

The share of small and medium-sized enterprises in the economy has increased in recent times. Nevertheless, it is seen among the most risky groups when evaluated in terms of tax compliance. The aim of the present study is to investigate the reliability and structural validity. Because of this aim we used the Turkish version of the tax compliance intention, general fairness, procedural fairness and social norms scale. The study group consists of 320 participants. We used AMOS program for the data analysis. As a result, the best fit indices are obtained. All factor loadings were found statistically significant after confirmatory factor analysis. Cronbach Alpha reliability coefficient is calculated to determine the reliability of the scale in this study. Cronbach's alpha values of the all dimensions were found within the range between 0.73 and 0.90. The Turkish form of tax compliance intention, general fairness, procedural fairness and social norms scale was found to be adequate and reliable. These instruments can be used by the researchers in research in Turkey.

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Edukacja Aksjomoralna w Budowaniu Ładu Społecznego w Epoce Ponowoczesnej

Edukacja Aksjomoralna w Budowaniu Ładu Społecznego w Epoce Ponowoczesnej

Author(s): Zdzisława M. Kobylińska,Marek Melnyk / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2017

The aim of the article is to present the meaning of axiological and moral education in the process of building social order in the so-called post-modern era. The need to maintain social order and moral culture is an essential condition of social life, since it is intrinsically encoded into a human being’s nature. The disconcerting tendencies to undermine the foundations of this order, which appear as axiological and moral weakening, prompt its protection, through teaching values which build this order and ensure its stability, predictability and continuity. These values include: religion, taboos, dialogue, community, collective memories. Therefore, if we wish to live in a truly human world, we need to defend and protect these values in particular.

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Postrzeganie siebie jako dewianta i strategie radzenia sobie z tym na przykładzie małżeństw otwartych seksualnie

Postrzeganie siebie jako dewianta i strategie radzenia sobie z tym na przykładzie małżeństw otwartych seksualnie

Author(s): Ewelina Baczkowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 17-18/2017

Our culture is strongly marked by the norm of monogamy, showcased as the natural and the only morally appropriate form of intimate relations. People who choose to stay in relationships based on consensual non-monogamy tend to be stigmatized Our culture is strongly marked by the norm of monogamy, showcased as the natural and the only morally appropriate form of intimate relations. People who choose to stay in relationships based on consensual non-monogamy tend to be stigmatized.

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Rola mediów i innych agend socjalizacji jako źródła wiedzy młodzieży o seksualności

Rola mediów i innych agend socjalizacji jako źródła wiedzy młodzieży o seksualności

Author(s): Maria Woźniak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 10/2017

The discourse on sexual education expresses great diversity of norms, beliefs, and attitudes towards sex and is dominated by the voices of adults who belong to the political and symbolic elites (i.e., politicians, teachers, clergy). Thus, the opinions of young people, which often reflect authentic personal and generational needs, are too often ignored. What is more, research shows that parents often seem to avoid discussions regarding sexuality with their children, ceding the responsibility to educate young people on the school. However, evaluations of how "introduction to family life" curriculum is implemented suggest that it is often conducted on an unsatisfactory level. Consequently, young people are forced to acquire and verify information about sexuality on their own. Based on individual in depth interviews this analysis refers to chosen sources from which young people obtain knowledge about sexuality. The article focuses on one of such sources: the media (including the Internet). It aims also to discuss young people's ambivalence towards self-acquired knowledge about sexuality.

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Wydatki bezpośrednie vs tax expenditures w realizacji zadań polityki fiskalnej

Wydatki bezpośrednie vs tax expenditures w realizacji zadań polityki fiskalnej

Author(s): Adam Wyszkowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 5/2017

In the implementation of fiscal policy, public authority used many kinds of fiscal instruments. Except direct expenditures in achieving the policy objectives, many countries use tax preferences, tax reliefs which are called tax expenditures. Those instruments seem to be very similar, so they are often considered to be substitutes. However, because of their specificity, TEs seem to be less transparent and often beyond social control. Therefore, in implementing the principle of transparency of fiscal policy, it seems necessary to compare current instruments with their current control.

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Odpowiedzialność prawna dziennikarza

Odpowiedzialność prawna dziennikarza

Author(s): Piotr Kosmaty / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2017

The article provides an insight into the matter of legal liability (both civil and criminal) of media work. The legislature sets the normative character of the freedom of speech by delimiting it, while simultaneously establishing its legal guarantee. The vital role of legal norms establishing the limits of all forms of press and, in a wider sense, media activities is fully perceptible in observation that free media constitute an element of the foundations of the legal order of all democratic states built on universal justice and the rule of law. The possible range of media activity is also set by the norms of civil law, where the most frequent breach is probably the infringement of personal values. The standard employed by civil law with regard to the legality of media critique is the veracity of facts provided by the journalist. This is further reshaped by the standards of journalistic work aiming towards the full legality of work by focusing on the exactitude and reliability of information as well as the full compatibility of professional media activities with the norms of social life.

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Problematyka społecznego działania prawa na przykładzie transplantacji narządów

Problematyka społecznego działania prawa na przykładzie transplantacji narządów

Author(s): Aleksandra Żaba / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2017

The idea of the public operation of law, generally including the thing, is coming to the need of the exit of the lawyer beyond the closed range of right norms and for noticing the law in the real life. These issues contain a lot of matters, including the wide circle of social and psychological phenomena. It results in the fact that the realization of the right is showing close ties with the axiology of the system of law and the process of internalizations, that is the widely understood problem of the approval of legal norms in the context of following them. Axiological approval, and consequently also and the attitude towards the specific legal answer is most often reflecting it whether contents of the legal norm are coinciding in the model of keeping with norms professed by the addressee, e.g. moral or religious. That reflection most often results in regarding the binding legal norm as the own standard of proceedings (the legal norm is becoming an internal imperative of the conduct of the specific individual). In view of above remarks it is possible to reach a conclusion that a public operation of law isn’t only a fact of the real influence of the law on citizens’ life (warning and applying the law), but also influences their emotions. The law then can be perceived as the entirety of the process of adapting individuals, as a result of which emotions always free themselves. The public operation of law is showing umbilical ties with arguable issues under the ethical and moral consideration. Issues of defining death seem to be such an example and of organ transplantation. It is worthwhile emphasizing that at least the generality of people is backing the idea of the transplant up, that support is not finding expression in acts. So it seems that legal solutions accepted in fact not always contribute to the change of professed moral norms. With effect above there are questions about the role of the public opinion in the process making law, that is for issues of the actual influence of the society on law – making activity of the legislator.

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Značenje tijela

Značenje tijela

Author(s): Alisabri Šabani / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 1/2017

Interest in the body is a recent trend, although social theory implicitly dealt with the body. In the early 70s of the last century the more intensive study of the body became a separate subject. Several scientific branches were interested in the theory of the body, primarily for the analysis of discourse in which the body appears to be the source of subjectivity. Various theoretical disciplines substantially contributed to the theory of the body. Cultural anthropology comprises the greatest amount of knowledge about the body. Sociology offers the knowledge of the body as a social construct created through cultural interaction that gives the body discursive meanings.

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Евроислам Басама Тибија

Евроислам Басама Тибија

Author(s): Zoja Ilić Duhandžija / Language(s): English,Serbian Issue: 3/2017

The aim of this paper is to show the intellectual and scientific work of the German sociologist of Syrian descent, Bassam Tibi, mainlyby the presenting his concept to the Euro-Islam, which is useful on international social and political level. The Euro-Islamic framework includes advice and guidelines to help Muslims and non-Muslims to constructively overcome the misunderstandings they encounter in the countries of Western Europe elsewhere. Also, Tibi suggests ways Muslims in the Muslim countries can painlessly go through the transition, which will lead them forward.Considering the fact that the countries of the former Yugoslavia are the homeland of a number of Muslims, Tibi’s work can be useful for sociological analysis and guidelines for state policies, among others, in Serbia.

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Drugs according to Aldous Huxley: Politically Correct or Incorrect?

Drugs according to Aldous Huxley: Politically Correct or Incorrect?

Author(s): Andrzej Dorobek / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2017

After elucidating the issue of political (in)correctness, in the present context generally con-sistent with the Realpolitik of a given state, it shall be indicated how relative this issue may appear to be with reference to drugs (Cocteau's idea of opium as rebellion, differences be-tween narcotics and psychedelics, often confusingly put into the same category). Then, with reference mainly to selected works by A. Huxley, two political functions of drugs shall be identified: the one of authoritarian control (Brave New World), and the one of liberating illumination (Island). The latter is, in fact, part of a utopian reality that inescapably meets a dystopian, or rather real-life end. As a result, the positive, illuminating aspect of drug con-sumption becomes reduced to individual choices, usually seen as politically incorrect: con-sidering not only Cocteau's aforementioned concept, but, even more important in this refer-ence, Huxley's The Doors of Perception and Heaven and Hell, with the „subversive” idea of individual consciousness change and its global consequences. This idea was definitely con-troversial by itself, as became clearly exemplified by its numerous applications during the Psychedelic (Hippie) Revolution that exaggeratedly elevated Huxley to the position of a spir-itual father.

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Globalization, Value System and Changes in Quality of Life

Globalization, Value System and Changes in Quality of Life

Author(s): Srđan Vukadinović / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2012

In the modern world system activity, which manifests as a resultant of a process of globalization. No modern society is exempt from the process of globalization in a greater or lesser degree. All social substructures , under the influence of globalization events, changed the facets of their relationship, especially in the period before the beginning of the last decade of twentieth century . Globalization manifests itself as a universal process or a global methodological framework, with a whole set of social research methods and techniques for «adjustment» of structural concrete and specific segments of the supremacy of the process philosophy, which is contained in the number and quantity. Generating the association of individual, social or any other substructure, voluntarily or forcibly, is the essence of operational techniques and procedures of the methodological framework that is called globalization. A techniques and procedures are actually some transition in the world. Dominance in the structure of the globalization processes to adapt the world demands of powerful (state, company) determines the capital. Interests of any country any powerful companies that want to increase the capital, in any way and get to it and the main target. Therefore, the dominant three dimensions of globalization: technological, economic and IT. The dimensions of democratization, human rights or humane development of personality in the background or virtually no, compared to the three major dimensions, primarily through a number of events observed, the quantity and significance statistics process. Collapsed to a system of traditional and orthodox values and the general, and the individual level. Instead of values the collapse of society , constituted a vacuum or empty space waiting for a long time, more than two decades, to establish what might be called a system of values. Globalization processes have changed the cultural patterns of human life and meet their quality of life in the sense that it becomes a higher priority in the consideration of individual mechanical switching hardware , which can be operated from a «center». In doing so, it ignores the internal dimensions of human beings, which is very complex.

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Globalizacija, vrijednosti i promjene kvaliteta života

Globalizacija, vrijednosti i promjene kvaliteta života

Author(s): Srđan Vukadinović / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 3/2012

Svjetski sistem u modernosti ispoljava djelovanje koje kao rezultantu ima proces globalizacije. Nijedno savremeno društvo nije izuzeto od procesa globalizacije u manjem ili većem stepenu. Sve društvene podstrukture, pod uticajima globalizacije, promijenile su svoja naličja u odnosu, na razdoblje od prije početaka poslednje decenije XX vijeka. Dominaciju u strukturi globalizacijskih postupaka za prilagođavanje svijeta zahtjevima moćnih država i kompanija određuje kapital. Interesi i ciljevi država i moćnih kompanija, koje žele uvećati kapital na bilo koji način, često se poklapaju i manifestuju se kroz jedan zajednički cilj – dominirati svetskim procesima I promjenama. Zbog toga su dominatne tri dimenzije globalizacije: tehnološka informatička i ekonomska. Dimenzije demokratizacije, ljudskih prava ili razvijanja humanizacije čovjekove ličnosti su u drugom planu ili ih gotovo nema, u odnosu na tri dominantne dimenzije. To je srušilo sistem tradicionalnih vrijednosti, i na opštem, a i na pojedinačnom planu. Umjesto poznatih i provjerenih vrijednosti, urušavanjem društva, nastao je prazan prostor ili vakuum koji traje dugo, više od dvije decenije, i očekujemo da se uspostavi nešto što bi se moglo nazvati sistemom novih vrednota. Promijenili su globalizacijski procesi kulturne obrasce života čovjeka i zadovoljavanja njegovog kvaliteta života u smislu da prioritetnije postaje sagledavanje uklapanja pojedinca u „mašinerijski okov” kojim je moguće upravljati iz određenog „centra”. Pri tome se zanemaruje unutrašnja dimenzija čovjekovog bića, koja je veoma kompleksna. Zbog svoje kompleksnosti unutrašnja dimenzija bića čovjeka, koji se suprostavlja globalizacijskom „teroru”, ponekad može djelovati razarajuće po društvo, što se i pokazalo u uslovima južnoslovenskog ambijenta u prethodnih dvadeset godina.

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Praxeological ethics as an element of organizational culture of functionals of the Near-Oder Boarder Guard Unit

Praxeological ethics as an element of organizational culture of functionals of the Near-Oder Boarder Guard Unit

Author(s): Lilla Młodzik / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2017

Border Guards play an important role in Poland’s security system, protecting its borders. For this purpose it needs to cooperates with the environment. Its areas cover many aspects in which organizational and interorganizational relationships are required. The basis of the mentioned relations are organizational and legal conditions, but their development are among others elements of organizational culture. It constitutes, according to the author, a collection of values, norms, attitudes, beliefs shared by the officers about the necessity of interaction and cooperation that define their behaviour, generate and increase cooperative competences and reinforce the sense of identity and professional community in achieving goals. In the praxeological ethics approach proposed in the article, the actions of Border Guards are inextricably connected with ethical principles considered in terms of professional roles. Ethical-oriented management should constitute a source of cooperative advantage leading to a more efficient achievement of goals. It is based on the premise of creating relationships, whose rationale is the preference for joint actions in the public interest and for the common good. This paper makes a difficult, due to the character of the problem, often based on unconsciousness of behaviour, attempt to investigate the dependence of the mentioned variables – effectiveness of cooperation and principles of professional ethics. The following research techniques were used in the quasi-comparative method: questionnaires, document analyses, casual interviews, unclassified observations and shadowing. For the surveyed whose knowledge and adherence to ethical principles is important in the group in practice, the degree of achievement of goals increases, but to a certain point.

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Этикет як способ выражения социально-ритуальной коммуникации

Author(s): Irina Konyukovа / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 37/2016

In the article theoretical, interdisciplinary approaches to understanding the role and importance of etiquette, its social and ritual communicative phenomenological nature are reviewed. Great attention is paid to the determination of the characteristic features of the social and ritual communication etiquette rules, the author focused on the need for their preservation, using, popularization. Methodology. Research methodology is the using of terminology, systems, and cognitive techniques. The above methodological approach allows us to explore theoretical approaches to the definition of «etiquette», «social and ritual communication», to consider and analyse their phenomenological features. Scientific novelty. Scientific novelty is to identify the influence of norms and rules of etiquette, including customary norms, mental traits and traditions, on the formation of social and ritual symbols of communication. We study the phenomenological nature of individual and professional standards and rules of etiquette in the process of social and ritual relations in global as well as in local understanding. Conclusions. The researcher examined concept of «etiquette», «social and ritual communication» in an interdisciplinary context. The phenomenological, functional components of social and ritual communication are determined. The customary and modern forms and means of creating a favourable social and ritual communication environment are found out.

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Teorijske refleksije o mogućim uzrocima inertnosti egalitarnog sindroma

Teorijske refleksije o mogućim uzrocima inertnosti egalitarnog sindroma

Author(s): Ivan Burić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 3/2017

One of the basic propositions of Josip Županov’s Egalitarian Syndrome Theory, the proposition of the egalitarian syndrome as a cluster of inherited informal norms, is compatible with several theoretical concepts of cultural inertia. From the perspective of Path Dependence theories, persistence of the egalitarian syndrome can be explained by the agency of factors responsible for the reproduction of social norms. These factors are not responsible for the genesis of a certain social phenomenon (for example, the norms), but rather for its reproduction over time. According to the results of recent empirical studies, one of the factors of egalitarian syndrome reproduction could be found in the costs of transition. On this basis, as well as on the basis of the proposition of a differentiation between the generative and the reproductive factors of social phenomena, we legitimise a thesis stating that the costs of transition did not create the egalitarian syndrome in a post-socialist social context, but rather contributed to its persistence. Possible sources of hypotheses about additional reproductive factors of the egalitarian syndrome in transitional circumstances are provided by the concept of cultural inertia that stems from the theoretical perspective of institutionalism, Robert Boyd and Peter J. Richerson’s theory of cultural evolution, as well as Michael Tomasello’s ratchet concept. Furthermore, in accordance with Albert Hirschman’s idea of a “tunnel effectˮ, we can assume that the expected social mobility stagnation could be a specific factor of egalitarian syndrome reproduction.

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Роль сім’ї як соціального інституту у формуванні культури особистості

Author(s): Alla Shevchenko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 34/2015

The article examines the impact of national and cultural values on socialization of the personality and its spiritual development. Main attention is related to problem of the education of value orientation such as spiritual, human, national with have a significant influence on human socialization. Spiritual development of the person includes a system of ethical values and national cultural landmarks which are implemented in the subjective selection of ideals, objective rating system and specific human behavior. One of the most important is a problem of education and preservation of spiritual values of the younger generation, cultural and spiritual values which are the basis of human existence. The formation of values is a continuous process of socialization and plays a major role in its formation. On the other hand, according to O. Halus, the socialization of personality is strongly affected by a variety of natural, spontaneous processes occurring in the environment. The national and cultural values, perceptions, attitudes and axioms – a product of our history and culture, which continuous during centuries. Personality is the main value in this system of values. US scientists John. Mead, E. Ericson, K. Rogers took a considerable attention to the phenomenon of identity. They saw the task of science in comprehending of the cultural content of social phenomena, not the formation of certain principles which would give the benefit to the public. His ideas had a great influence on the development of concepts of socialization in terms of subject approach. The article analyzes the views of scientists to determine the spiritual values of national culture. Thus, the Charles B. notes that the value of the current generation – is the spiritual values that belong to the people, local community and form the basis of their existence and development. They are formed during the historical development of the nation, development of its material and spiritual culture. Today, modern youth honors the values of personality that are inherent to all human generations, because every young person have to understand and care about the development of the fundamental principles that were laid in society, in family. According to, G. Sytnyk major Ukrainian national values include: state sovereignty; territorial integrity; the democratic foundations of development; hard work; spirituality; family; equality of peoples inhabiting Ukraine; dedication in protecting the homeland; social justice; collectivism; material and spiritual heritage of the people of Ukraine; peacefulness; tolerance; goodwill. It is the highest moral values based priorities of the Ukrainian people. That family has a great influence on socialization, teaches and uses the family tradition in shaping the moral values of the individual. One of the challenges of modern family is learning moral values, ideals, cultural traditions, ethics of relations between loved ones and providing spiritual unity of generations. Family traditions combine social traditions which they appear in family life, and specific rules and regulations adopted by each family. They act as a kind of model behavior, cultural patterns and norms of moral relations. Their existence in the family depends on the nature of relationships and the influence of cultural factors. Another important social institution that affects the socialization of the individual is culture, says N. Babenko. This is the way of human existence, the form by which all social content becomes human development. Socializing function of culture focused on the transfer and assimilation of cultural heritage. Absorbing the culture, man acquires its spiritual sense – moral ideas, attitudes, behavior and expression, aesthetic tastes. As a means of socialization, culture of controls, regulates, organizes the behavior of social interaction. However, in today's Ukrainian society there are a number of negative phenomena that complicate preservation of national cultural values. Public morality is not yet sufficiently developed, since its basis is the Soviet totalitarian values that had gone into the past. The problem for youth is its self-determination, as the vast number of young people perceive life through a social majority. Modern young person is hard to find mutual understanding with society, adult generation, so we need to find ways of voluntary subordination of his actions to the moral requirements of society. The biggest impact of all processes contradictions that occur suffers from, primarily, the family as the most important center of society . Changes occurring in our country, promote the growth of the family role in the morality formation of the younger generation . The current period of society development requires new approaches to education and future generations. A measure of social development has always been a measure of cultural and spiritual nature of human. Human socialization is a process of learning and its reproduction of cultural values, social norms, selfdevelopment and fulfillment in society. Significant attention is taken to nurturing influence of family in formation of spiritual potential of the personality. It is saying about the impact of national and cultural values which change in the formation of spiritual culture.

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CEEOL is a leading provider of academic eJournals, eBooks and Grey Literature documents in Humanities and Social Sciences from and about Central, East and Southeast Europe. In the rapidly changing digital sphere CEEOL is a reliable source of adjusting expertise trusted by scholars, researchers, publishers, and librarians. CEEOL offers various services to subscribing institutions and their patrons to make access to its content as easy as possible. CEEOL supports publishers to reach new audiences and disseminate the scientific achievements to a broad readership worldwide. Un-affiliated scholars have the possibility to access the repository by creating their personal user account.

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Central and Eastern European Online Library GmbH
Basaltstrasse 9
60487 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Amtsgericht Frankfurt am Main HRB 102056
VAT number: DE300273105
Phone: +49 (0)69-20026820
Email: info@ceeol.com

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