Jana Vobecká
Biographic Data
| ID | 5945205 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jana Vobecká |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jana |
| FAMILY NAME | Vobecká |
| SIGNATURE | VOBECKÁ J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Sociology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8059-6745 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Rental Housing for Young Households in the Czech Republic
This paper describes changes in the housing market after the collapse of communism in Central Europe and analyses the current functions and perceptions of the private rental housing in the Czech Republic. It aims to understand why private rental housing is perceived as a sub-optimal housing solution for young adults, whether this affects their family plans, and which policy design could change that. The article uses qualitative research technique…
Fertility, Natural Growth, and Migration in the Czech Republic
This paper examines long‐term trends in fertility and recent reversals in natural increase, net migration, and general fertility across residential contexts in the post‐communist Czech Republic. Long‐term differentials are analysed on the cumulative fertility of cohorts whose fertility was completed before and after the change in political regime in 1989. The results show important effects education and residential context (urban–suburban–rural g…
Housing Affordability in Czech Regions and Demographic Behaviour - Does Housing Affordability Impact Fertility
The article examines the relationship between housing affordability and fertility in the Czech Republic after 1989. An analysis of national data suggests that improving housing affordability might be a factor behind the rise of fertility that has been observed since the beginning of the 2000s. The regional variation in fertility is generally lower than the regional variation of indicators of both housing affordability and the economic situation. …
Regions in the Czech Republic - Are There Connections between Economic Development, Social Capital, and Government Performance
The article explores the connections between the performance of the Czech regional governments, the economic development of the regions, and the level of social capital in the regions. Analyses suggest that there is no relationship between regional government performance and the economic performance of the regions, and no relationship between regional government performance and the level of social capital in the regions. Government performance do…
Rental Housing for Young Households in the Czech Republic
This paper describes changes in the housing market after the collapse of communism in Central Europe and analyses the current functions and perceptions of the private rental housing in the Czech Republic. It aims to understand why private rental housing is perceived as a sub-optimal housing solution for young adults, whether this affects their family plans, and which policy design could change that. The article uses qualitative research technique…
Fertility, Natural Growth, and Migration in the Czech Republic
This paper examines long‐term trends in fertility and recent reversals in natural increase, net migration, and general fertility across residential contexts in the post‐communist Czech Republic. Long‐term differentials are analysed on the cumulative fertility of cohorts whose fertility was completed before and after the change in political regime in 1989. The results show important effects education and residential context (urban–suburban–rural g…
Housing Affordability in Czech Regions and Demographic Behaviour - Does Housing Affordability Impact Fertility
The article examines the relationship between housing affordability and fertility in the Czech Republic after 1989. An analysis of national data suggests that improving housing affordability might be a factor behind the rise of fertility that has been observed since the beginning of the 2000s. The regional variation in fertility is generally lower than the regional variation of indicators of both housing affordability and the economic situation. …
Regions in the Czech Republic - Are There Connections between Economic Development, Social Capital, and Government Performance
The article explores the connections between the performance of the Czech regional governments, the economic development of the regions, and the level of social capital in the regions. Analyses suggest that there is no relationship between regional government performance and the economic performance of the regions, and no relationship between regional government performance and the level of social capital in the regions. Government performance do…
Regions in the Czech Republic - Are There Connections between Economic Development, Social Capital, and Government Performance
The article explores the connections between the performance of the Czech regional governments, the economic development of the regions, and the level of social capital in the regions. Analyses suggest that there is no relationship between regional government performance and the economic performance of the regions, and no relationship between regional government performance and the level of social capital in the regions. Government performance do…
Housing Affordability in Czech Regions and Demographic Behaviour - Does Housing Affordability Impact Fertility
The article examines the relationship between housing affordability and fertility in the Czech Republic after 1989. An analysis of national data suggests that improving housing affordability might be a factor behind the rise of fertility that has been observed since the beginning of the 2000s. The regional variation in fertility is generally lower than the regional variation of indicators of both housing affordability and the economic situation. …
Fertility, Natural Growth, and Migration in the Czech Republic
This paper examines long‐term trends in fertility and recent reversals in natural increase, net migration, and general fertility across residential contexts in the post‐communist Czech Republic. Long‐term differentials are analysed on the cumulative fertility of cohorts whose fertility was completed before and after the change in political regime in 1989. The results show important effects education and residential context (urban–suburban–rural g…
Rental Housing for Young Households in the Czech Republic
This paper describes changes in the housing market after the collapse of communism in Central Europe and analyses the current functions and perceptions of the private rental housing in the Czech Republic. It aims to understand why private rental housing is perceived as a sub-optimal housing solution for young adults, whether this affects their family plans, and which policy design could change that. The article uses qualitative research technique…
Czech (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Family planning (2 works) · Fertility (2 works) · Geography (2 works)