Barbara Lobodzinska
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 89331 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Barbara Lobodzinska |
| NOMBRES | Barbara |
| APELLIDO | Lobodzinska |
| FIRMA | LOBODZINSKA B |
| AFILIACIONES | 630 Cleveland Ave., S.W., Apt. 16, New Brighton, Minnesota 55112-3549, U.S.A. |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Polish women's gender-segregated education and employment
Poland: Gender Discrimination Unrecognized
Les AA. mettent en evidence l'existence en Pologne d'un systeme ideologique qui desavantage les femmes. En examinant les tendances nationales de l'emploi et du chomage, ils montrent que non seulement cet heritage est anterieur au regime communiste de 1945 a 1989, mais qu'il perdure aujourd'hui alors que le gouvernement travaille a etablir une democratie liberale et une economie de marche capitaliste. Ce modele durable d'inegalite sexuelle est don…
Women’s Employment or Return to “Family Values” in Central-Eastern Europe
BARBARA LOBODZINSKA * Socialism in Central-Eastern Europe reinforced only the formerly existing patriarchal system by allowing men to run governments and by fortifying their leading positions at home and work. The basic socialist legal foundations claimed for all, without supplying the system with functional application of a related legislation. As a reaction to the previous socialist constraints and pressures in the former Soviet Bloc countries,…
Family, Women, and Employment in Central-Eastern Europe
This book is the result of a survey conducted among experts on the problems faced by families and women in Central-Eastern Europe. The 16 contributors discuss such issues as: current trends in family and women's predicaments; the similarities and differences between conditions in Central-Eastern European countries; changes in urban and rural family structure; women's educational level; married women's employment; women's political participation. …
Women on the polish family farms
Children in Polish Legislation: Intentions and Reality
Poland has developed a national family policy. The government is in a continuous process of improving and developing legislation concerning the family. Children's welfare, rights, privileges and responsibilities are guaranteed in the Constitution, The Family and Protection Code, The Penal Code, The Code of Civil Procedures, The Code of Work and many additional Acts, Amendments and regulations. Basically, the intention of the lawmakers is securing…
Post‐War Immigration in the United States and the State of Minnesota: The Process of Entering an All‐american Community
The author focuses on characteristics of Polish immigrants in Minnesota in the years since World War II. Particular attention is given to the immigrants' adaptation to the American way of life and to democratic institutions after being accustomed to centralized power in a socialist system. "This article is based on participant observation, publications concerning immigration to the United States, and unstructured interviews with newcomers from Po…
Divorce in Poland: Its Legislation, Distribution and Social Context
The Education and Employment of Women in Contemporary Poland
Married Women's Gainful Employment and Housework in Contemporary Poland
The 19th-century condition of working women in Poland which survived as a tradition in the 20th-century was that women worked only until they married or only because their husbands could not earn enough to support the family. Since that time women have achieved equality with men in educational qualifications for employment and have advanced in their quest for equal employment opportunities. Women are still hampered in their professional and emplo…
Love as a Factor in Marital Decision in Contemporary Poland
Premarital behavior and attitudes in contemporary Poland are presented, with emphasis on the social sphere in which future spouses become acquainted and on motivations in marital decisions. The diminishing parental role in marital choices of young people and abatement of the economic factor in marital selections for traditional families are discussed. Analysis is based on 1972 press survey results from a sample of 1,648 respondents to the Warsaw …
Women’s Employment or Return to “Family Values” in Central-Eastern Europe
BARBARA LOBODZINSKA * Socialism in Central-Eastern Europe reinforced only the formerly existing patriarchal system by allowing men to run governments and by fortifying their leading positions at home and work. The basic socialist legal foundations claimed for all, without supplying the system with functional application of a related legislation. As a reaction to the previous socialist constraints and pressures in the former Soviet Bloc countries,…
Polish women's gender-segregated education and employment
Divorce in Poland: Its Legislation, Distribution and Social Context
The Education and Employment of Women in Contemporary Poland
Married Women's Gainful Employment and Housework in Contemporary Poland
The 19th-century condition of working women in Poland which survived as a tradition in the 20th-century was that women worked only until they married or only because their husbands could not earn enough to support the family. Since that time women have achieved equality with men in educational qualifications for employment and have advanced in their quest for equal employment opportunities. Women are still hampered in their professional and emplo…
Love as a Factor in Marital Decision in Contemporary Poland
Premarital behavior and attitudes in contemporary Poland are presented, with emphasis on the social sphere in which future spouses become acquainted and on motivations in marital decisions. The diminishing parental role in marital choices of young people and abatement of the economic factor in marital selections for traditional families are discussed. Analysis is based on 1972 press survey results from a sample of 1,648 respondents to the Warsaw …
Married Women's Gainful Employment and Housework in Contemporary Poland
The 19th-century condition of working women in Poland which survived as a tradition in the 20th-century was that women worked only until they married or only because their husbands could not earn enough to support the family. Since that time women have achieved equality with men in educational qualifications for employment and have advanced in their quest for equal employment opportunities. Women are still hampered in their professional and emplo…
The Education and Employment of Women in Contemporary Poland
Divorce in Poland: Its Legislation, Distribution and Social Context
Post‐War Immigration in the United States and the State of Minnesota: The Process of Entering an All‐american Community
The author focuses on characteristics of Polish immigrants in Minnesota in the years since World War II. Particular attention is given to the immigrants' adaptation to the American way of life and to democratic institutions after being accustomed to centralized power in a socialist system. "This article is based on participant observation, publications concerning immigration to the United States, and unstructured interviews with newcomers from Po…
Children in Polish Legislation: Intentions and Reality
Poland has developed a national family policy. The government is in a continuous process of improving and developing legislation concerning the family. Children's welfare, rights, privileges and responsibilities are guaranteed in the Constitution, The Family and Protection Code, The Penal Code, The Code of Civil Procedures, The Code of Work and many additional Acts, Amendments and regulations. Basically, the intention of the lawmakers is securing…
Women on the polish family farms
Family, Women, and Employment in Central-Eastern Europe
This book is the result of a survey conducted among experts on the problems faced by families and women in Central-Eastern Europe. The 16 contributors discuss such issues as: current trends in family and women's predicaments; the similarities and differences between conditions in Central-Eastern European countries; changes in urban and rural family structure; women's educational level; married women's employment; women's political participation. …
Women’s Employment or Return to “Family Values” in Central-Eastern Europe
BARBARA LOBODZINSKA * Socialism in Central-Eastern Europe reinforced only the formerly existing patriarchal system by allowing men to run governments and by fortifying their leading positions at home and work. The basic socialist legal foundations claimed for all, without supplying the system with functional application of a related legislation. As a reaction to the previous socialist constraints and pressures in the former Soviet Bloc countries,…
Poland: Gender Discrimination Unrecognized
Les AA. mettent en evidence l'existence en Pologne d'un systeme ideologique qui desavantage les femmes. En examinant les tendances nationales de l'emploi et du chomage, ils montrent que non seulement cet heritage est anterieur au regime communiste de 1945 a 1989, mais qu'il perdure aujourd'hui alors que le gouvernement travaille a etablir une democratie liberale et une economie de marche capitaliste. Ce modele durable d'inegalite sexuelle est don…
Polish women's gender-segregated education and employment
Political science (10 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Labour Market and Migration (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Legislation (3 obras)