Pavel Machonin
Biographic Data
| ID | 218083 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pavel Machonin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pavel |
| FAMILY NAME | Machonin |
| SIGNATURE | MACHONIN P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Sociology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Czech Economic Elite after Fifteen Years of Post-socialist Transformation
The East-Central European post-socialist transformations have now reached a new stage, with the need to address the problems of further modernisation and maintenance in the context of the EU. The role of elites in this process is as intermediators between the influence of the European context and the needs and interests of differentiated internal social structures. Their attitudes and behaviour exhibit a high degree of internal fragmentation and …
The Prospects of the Compromise Political Model: The Results of a Post-Electoral Survey in the Czech Republic
An analysis of the 1998 Czech parliamentary elections results can contribute to a partial verification of two different approaches to the post-communist changes: the first presupposing the only, a priori given conservative-neo-liberal solution, and the second laying stress on gradual historical change and counting with the possibility of the application of more alternatives and variants of future developments, including those more deliberate ones…
Czechoslovakia 1918-1992: A Laboratory for Social Change
Social Transformation and Modernization: On Building Theory of Societal Changes in the Post-European Countries
Czechoslovakia, 1918–92: A Laboratory for Social Change
Following World War 1 a unique experiment in state-building took place between two closely kindred nations in Eastern Europe; an attempt to build up a composite ethnic - Czechoslovak-nation and provid
Modernisation and Social Transformation in the Czech Republic
The specific analysis of the Czech historical experience could offer interesting incentives for theoretical generalisations. The global post-Communist societal transformation is conceived in the following paper as a complex social transformation and modernisation in all spheres of human culture. Analogously, in several other European countries which already were relatively advanced before World War II, the influence of the totalitarian/egalitaria…
Structures et acteurs en République tchèque depuis 1989
The Czech Republic since 1989 : structures and actors. The main aim of this article is to communicate the recent results of certain studies - or of analysis arising therefrom - which have been carried out on the structure of Czech society. In this way, the authors hope to give an exact outline of the new structure which is gradually taking shape during this first phase of post-communist transformation. For this purpose, they first of all go back …
Social and Political Transformation in the Czech Republic
The most apparent recent social change in the Czech Republic is the emergence of a new class structure. A large percentage of the population began their private activities in small business, while a part of them managed to become middlescale entrepreneurs. During the privatisation of the large companies, realised mostly by the voucher method, different groups competed to achieve positions in the top economic elite. Analyses of social mobility and…
A Historical Comparison of Social Structures in the Czech Republic in the Years 1984 and 1993
On the basis of three representative surveys conducted in 1984, spring 1993 and autumn 1993, the increasing vertical social differentiation of the economically active Czech population is analysed and the results of the historical comparison are interpreted with reference to the social change in the first phase of the post-communist transformation.The shifts in education, the distribution of managerial positions and class structure are seen as the…
Social Stratification in Contemporary Czechoslovakia
This article presents some results of an extensive sociological-statistical survey of social stratification in Czechoslovakia in 1967. The operationalization of major variables is described. The problem of the dominant stratification is solved in favor of the following group of cultural variables: complexity of work, education, style of life. The taxonomic analysis reveals four major strata and three large inconsistent groups. An unexpectedly hig…
Le changement scientifique et technique et notre système social contemporain
Czechoslovak Sociology Today
Social and Political Transformation in the Czech Republic
The most apparent recent social change in the Czech Republic is the emergence of a new class structure. A large percentage of the population began their private activities in small business, while a part of them managed to become middlescale entrepreneurs. During the privatisation of the large companies, realised mostly by the voucher method, different groups competed to achieve positions in the top economic elite. Analyses of social mobility and…
A Historical Comparison of Social Structures in the Czech Republic in the Years 1984 and 1993
On the basis of three representative surveys conducted in 1984, spring 1993 and autumn 1993, the increasing vertical social differentiation of the economically active Czech population is analysed and the results of the historical comparison are interpreted with reference to the social change in the first phase of the post-communist transformation.The shifts in education, the distribution of managerial positions and class structure are seen as the…
Social Stratification in Contemporary Czechoslovakia
This article presents some results of an extensive sociological-statistical survey of social stratification in Czechoslovakia in 1967. The operationalization of major variables is described. The problem of the dominant stratification is solved in favor of the following group of cultural variables: complexity of work, education, style of life. The taxonomic analysis reveals four major strata and three large inconsistent groups. An unexpectedly hig…
The Czech Economic Elite after Fifteen Years of Post-socialist Transformation
The East-Central European post-socialist transformations have now reached a new stage, with the need to address the problems of further modernisation and maintenance in the context of the EU. The role of elites in this process is as intermediators between the influence of the European context and the needs and interests of differentiated internal social structures. Their attitudes and behaviour exhibit a high degree of internal fragmentation and …
Modernisation and Social Transformation in the Czech Republic
The specific analysis of the Czech historical experience could offer interesting incentives for theoretical generalisations. The global post-Communist societal transformation is conceived in the following paper as a complex social transformation and modernisation in all spheres of human culture. Analogously, in several other European countries which already were relatively advanced before World War II, the influence of the totalitarian/egalitaria…
Czechoslovak Sociology Today
Le changement scientifique et technique et notre système social contemporain
Social Stratification in Contemporary Czechoslovakia
This article presents some results of an extensive sociological-statistical survey of social stratification in Czechoslovakia in 1967. The operationalization of major variables is described. The problem of the dominant stratification is solved in favor of the following group of cultural variables: complexity of work, education, style of life. The taxonomic analysis reveals four major strata and three large inconsistent groups. An unexpectedly hig…
Structures et acteurs en République tchèque depuis 1989
The Czech Republic since 1989 : structures and actors. The main aim of this article is to communicate the recent results of certain studies - or of analysis arising therefrom - which have been carried out on the structure of Czech society. In this way, the authors hope to give an exact outline of the new structure which is gradually taking shape during this first phase of post-communist transformation. For this purpose, they first of all go back …
Social and Political Transformation in the Czech Republic
The most apparent recent social change in the Czech Republic is the emergence of a new class structure. A large percentage of the population began their private activities in small business, while a part of them managed to become middlescale entrepreneurs. During the privatisation of the large companies, realised mostly by the voucher method, different groups competed to achieve positions in the top economic elite. Analyses of social mobility and…
A Historical Comparison of Social Structures in the Czech Republic in the Years 1984 and 1993
On the basis of three representative surveys conducted in 1984, spring 1993 and autumn 1993, the increasing vertical social differentiation of the economically active Czech population is analysed and the results of the historical comparison are interpreted with reference to the social change in the first phase of the post-communist transformation.The shifts in education, the distribution of managerial positions and class structure are seen as the…
Czechoslovakia, 1918–92: A Laboratory for Social Change
Following World War 1 a unique experiment in state-building took place between two closely kindred nations in Eastern Europe; an attempt to build up a composite ethnic - Czechoslovak-nation and provid
Modernisation and Social Transformation in the Czech Republic
The specific analysis of the Czech historical experience could offer interesting incentives for theoretical generalisations. The global post-Communist societal transformation is conceived in the following paper as a complex social transformation and modernisation in all spheres of human culture. Analogously, in several other European countries which already were relatively advanced before World War II, the influence of the totalitarian/egalitaria…
Social Transformation and Modernization: On Building Theory of Societal Changes in the Post-European Countries
The Prospects of the Compromise Political Model: The Results of a Post-Electoral Survey in the Czech Republic
An analysis of the 1998 Czech parliamentary elections results can contribute to a partial verification of two different approaches to the post-communist changes: the first presupposing the only, a priori given conservative-neo-liberal solution, and the second laying stress on gradual historical change and counting with the possibility of the application of more alternatives and variants of future developments, including those more deliberate ones…
Czechoslovakia 1918-1992: A Laboratory for Social Change
The Czech Economic Elite after Fifteen Years of Post-socialist Transformation
The East-Central European post-socialist transformations have now reached a new stage, with the need to address the problems of further modernisation and maintenance in the context of the EU. The role of elites in this process is as intermediators between the influence of the European context and the needs and interests of differentiated internal social structures. Their attitudes and behaviour exhibit a high degree of internal fragmentation and …
Political science (10 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Czech (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (4 works) · Economic system (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works)