Wlodzimierz Wesolowski
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 133537 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Wlodzimierz Wesolowski |
| PRENOMES | Wlodzimierz |
| SOBRENOME | Wesolowski |
| ASSINATURA | WESOLOWSKI W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Polish Academy of Sciences |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1961 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Locus of Territorial Attachments
In this paper, we elaborate on Hooghe and Marks's (2001) conceptualization of territorial attachments. We assume that multi-identities related to the territory should reveal the locus on the continuum from local to national. On the basis of IntUne data, we build a ten-point scale, assigning high weights to multi-identity involving local and regional attachments and low weights to the attachments on only a national level and to the lack of territo…
Five Terms of the Polish Parliament, 1989–2005
During the initial post-communist decade, the Polish Sejm, with a limited Senate, has been the major centre of constitution preparation, government support, party formation and policy decisions. Each government has been defeated in succeeding elections, parties are unstable and election law is continuously revised. Continued high turnover of members leads to inexperienced committee members and chairpersons. The government and ministries also expe…
Political Elite in Transformation
In this article, the concept of political elite denotes a large stratum of politicians who are systematically involved in making politics on the national level and who "make a living of politics," that is, they are "professional politicians" in the Weberian sense. The distinction between those who exert greater and smaller impact on political decisions of the state (legislative, executive, judicial) are the subject of empirical study and assessme…
Politiker in Zeiten der Transformation
Postcommunist Elites and Democracy in Eastern Europe
Postcommunist Elites and Democracy in Eastern Europe
Professionalism Again
Notions of nationalism
In recent years, following the end of the cold war and the relative simplicities of the bipolar confrontation, nationalism has re-emerged as a dominant force and ideology in our world. Everywhere, peoples who had been confined within the borders of countries with which they did not identify, and whose regimes they intensely disliked, have been seeking self-determination and democracy. Notions of Nationalism, as the title implies, is an open-minde…
The Polish Road from Socialism
Postcommunist Transition to Democracy
(1994). Postcommunist Transition to Democracy. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 24, No. 2-3, pp. 21-44
"Karl and Sociology's "Black Hole
Social Mobility and Social Structure
Unfulfilled Systemic Functions of Social Mobility
Using the theoretical framework developed in the first paper ('Unfulfilled Systemic Functions of Social Mobility: A Theoretical Scheme'), we analyse the Polish case. We argue that the contribution of collective mobility to politico-revolutionary legitimation processes has been minimal and the contribution of individual mobility to the economic development and to economico-reformist legitimation processes has also been negligible. Our research str…
Unfulfilled Systemic Functions of Social Mobility I
Contrary to the views of some Marxists, we are firmly convinced that social mobility is not a 'bourgeois problematic'. We believe that, given certain preconditions, mobility processes may contribute significantly to the effective functioning of a socialist socio-economic system. In this respect they have great potential but the effective utilization of that potential is problematic
Classes, Strata and Power
Stratification Theory and Marxism
Classes, Strata and Power
The Influence of Technical-Economic and Historical-Cultural Contexts on the Differentiation and Integration of Social Classes
(1977). The Influence of Technical-Economic and Historical-Cultural Contexts on the Differentiation and Integration of Social Classes. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 7, No. 3-4, pp. 37-47
Les notions de strates et de classe dans la société socialiste
La théorie marxiste des classes sociales est fondée essentiellement sur le rapport entre groupes sociaux et propriété des moyens de production. Elle ne peut donc, par définition, s' appliquer à la description de la société socialiste. Les concepts propres à la théorie de la stratification sociale conviennent-ils à la description de cette société ? C'est ce que se demande le professeur Wesolowski en confrontant les concepts des deux théories et en…
Les opinions des ouvriers polonais sur leur travail et sur leurs entreprises
Voici les résultats d'un important sondage d'opinion effectué auprès de plus de 5 000 ouvriers travaillant dans quatre branches d'industrie d'inégal développement technique : coton, cuir, électro-technique, construction mécanique. Il s'agissait de comparer leurs attitudes, en particulier sur des problèmes d'organisation du travail, sur leurs rapports avec la maîtrise, l'autogestion ouvrière, etc... On a ainsi un tableau inédit sur les rapports du…
The Evaluation of Occupations by Warsaw Inhabitants
Before World War II Poland was a non-industrial country with widespread urban and rural unemployment, a high rate of illiteracy, and strong and rigid stratification on the basis of material situation and style of life. Since 1939 the Polish people have gone through five years of occupation and war, rapid urbanization and industrialization, and nationalization of production; a new socialist ideology prevails. To assess the impact of these structur…
Unfulfilled Systemic Functions of Social Mobility I
Contrary to the views of some Marxists, we are firmly convinced that social mobility is not a 'bourgeois problematic'. We believe that, given certain preconditions, mobility processes may contribute significantly to the effective functioning of a socialist socio-economic system. In this respect they have great potential but the effective utilization of that potential is problematic
Five Terms of the Polish Parliament, 1989–2005
During the initial post-communist decade, the Polish Sejm, with a limited Senate, has been the major centre of constitution preparation, government support, party formation and policy decisions. Each government has been defeated in succeeding elections, parties are unstable and election law is continuously revised. Continued high turnover of members leads to inexperienced committee members and chairpersons. The government and ministries also expe…
Social Mobility and Social Structure
Unfulfilled Systemic Functions of Social Mobility
Using the theoretical framework developed in the first paper ('Unfulfilled Systemic Functions of Social Mobility: A Theoretical Scheme'), we analyse the Polish case. We argue that the contribution of collective mobility to politico-revolutionary legitimation processes has been minimal and the contribution of individual mobility to the economic development and to economico-reformist legitimation processes has also been negligible. Our research str…
The Evaluation of Occupations by Warsaw Inhabitants
Before World War II Poland was a non-industrial country with widespread urban and rural unemployment, a high rate of illiteracy, and strong and rigid stratification on the basis of material situation and style of life. Since 1939 the Polish people have gone through five years of occupation and war, rapid urbanization and industrialization, and nationalization of production; a new socialist ideology prevails. To assess the impact of these structur…
Locus of Territorial Attachments
In this paper, we elaborate on Hooghe and Marks's (2001) conceptualization of territorial attachments. We assume that multi-identities related to the territory should reveal the locus on the continuum from local to national. On the basis of IntUne data, we build a ten-point scale, assigning high weights to multi-identity involving local and regional attachments and low weights to the attachments on only a national level and to the lack of territo…
Political Elite in Transformation
In this article, the concept of political elite denotes a large stratum of politicians who are systematically involved in making politics on the national level and who "make a living of politics," that is, they are "professional politicians" in the Weberian sense. The distinction between those who exert greater and smaller impact on political decisions of the state (legislative, executive, judicial) are the subject of empirical study and assessme…
The Evaluation of Occupations by Warsaw Inhabitants
Before World War II Poland was a non-industrial country with widespread urban and rural unemployment, a high rate of illiteracy, and strong and rigid stratification on the basis of material situation and style of life. Since 1939 the Polish people have gone through five years of occupation and war, rapid urbanization and industrialization, and nationalization of production; a new socialist ideology prevails. To assess the impact of these structur…
Les opinions des ouvriers polonais sur leur travail et sur leurs entreprises
Voici les résultats d'un important sondage d'opinion effectué auprès de plus de 5 000 ouvriers travaillant dans quatre branches d'industrie d'inégal développement technique : coton, cuir, électro-technique, construction mécanique. Il s'agissait de comparer leurs attitudes, en particulier sur des problèmes d'organisation du travail, sur leurs rapports avec la maîtrise, l'autogestion ouvrière, etc... On a ainsi un tableau inédit sur les rapports du…
Les notions de strates et de classe dans la société socialiste
La théorie marxiste des classes sociales est fondée essentiellement sur le rapport entre groupes sociaux et propriété des moyens de production. Elle ne peut donc, par définition, s' appliquer à la description de la société socialiste. Les concepts propres à la théorie de la stratification sociale conviennent-ils à la description de cette société ? C'est ce que se demande le professeur Wesolowski en confrontant les concepts des deux théories et en…
The Influence of Technical-Economic and Historical-Cultural Contexts on the Differentiation and Integration of Social Classes
(1977). The Influence of Technical-Economic and Historical-Cultural Contexts on the Differentiation and Integration of Social Classes. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 7, No. 3-4, pp. 37-47
Classes, Strata and Power
Stratification Theory and Marxism
Classes, Strata and Power
Unfulfilled Systemic Functions of Social Mobility
Using the theoretical framework developed in the first paper ('Unfulfilled Systemic Functions of Social Mobility: A Theoretical Scheme'), we analyse the Polish case. We argue that the contribution of collective mobility to politico-revolutionary legitimation processes has been minimal and the contribution of individual mobility to the economic development and to economico-reformist legitimation processes has also been negligible. Our research str…
Unfulfilled Systemic Functions of Social Mobility I
Contrary to the views of some Marxists, we are firmly convinced that social mobility is not a 'bourgeois problematic'. We believe that, given certain preconditions, mobility processes may contribute significantly to the effective functioning of a socialist socio-economic system. In this respect they have great potential but the effective utilization of that potential is problematic
"Karl and Sociology's "Black Hole
Social Mobility and Social Structure
Postcommunist Transition to Democracy
(1994). Postcommunist Transition to Democracy. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 24, No. 2-3, pp. 21-44
Notions of nationalism
In recent years, following the end of the cold war and the relative simplicities of the bipolar confrontation, nationalism has re-emerged as a dominant force and ideology in our world. Everywhere, peoples who had been confined within the borders of countries with which they did not identify, and whose regimes they intensely disliked, have been seeking self-determination and democracy. Notions of Nationalism, as the title implies, is an open-minde…
The Polish Road from Socialism
Professionalism Again
Postcommunist Elites and Democracy in Eastern Europe
Politiker in Zeiten der Transformation
Postcommunist Elites and Democracy in Eastern Europe
Political Elite in Transformation
In this article, the concept of political elite denotes a large stratum of politicians who are systematically involved in making politics on the national level and who "make a living of politics," that is, they are "professional politicians" in the Weberian sense. The distinction between those who exert greater and smaller impact on political decisions of the state (legislative, executive, judicial) are the subject of empirical study and assessme…
Five Terms of the Polish Parliament, 1989–2005
During the initial post-communist decade, the Polish Sejm, with a limited Senate, has been the major centre of constitution preparation, government support, party formation and policy decisions. Each government has been defeated in succeeding elections, parties are unstable and election law is continuously revised. Continued high turnover of members leads to inexperienced committee members and chairpersons. The government and ministries also expe…
Locus of Territorial Attachments
In this paper, we elaborate on Hooghe and Marks's (2001) conceptualization of territorial attachments. We assume that multi-identities related to the territory should reveal the locus on the continuum from local to national. On the basis of IntUne data, we build a ten-point scale, assigning high weights to multi-identity involving local and regional attachments and low weights to the attachments on only a national level and to the lack of territo…
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