Jacek Wasilewski
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 253986 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jacek Wasilewski |
| PRENOMES | Jacek |
| SOBRENOME | Wasilewski |
| ASSINATURA | WASILEWSKI J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Warsaw |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9900-1809 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 45 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Sacred space or gendered exclusion? A semiotic and narrative study of women's spatial access in Pakistani mosques
Przyjazny i formalny bot
Istnieją sytuacje, w których człowiek nie czuje się komfortowo, prosząc o wsparcie lub korzystając z usług. Najczęściej związane jest to z tabu społecznym. W naszym badaniu postanowiliśmy sprawdzić, czy w trudnych sytuacjach czujemy się bardziej komfortowo, komunikując się z człowiekiem, czy raczej korzystając z bota. W artykule przedstawiono wyniki badań, które pokazują trzy sytuacjeróżniące się stopniem kłopotliwości, w jakich preferowana jest …
Demokratyczny elityzm
Artykuł kontynuuje zapoczątkowaną w numerze 3/2020 „Studiów Socjologicznych” prezentację paradygmatu demokratycznego elityzmu. Skupia się na dwóch ogólnych zagadnieniach: roli elit w zmianie systemu politycznego oraz na relacjach między elitą a masami. W pierwszej kwestii najwięcej uwagi poświęcono koncepcji porozumienia elit Michaela Burtona i Johna Higleya, którą autorzy uważają za najlepszą drogę ku demokracji. Stwarza bowiem warunki wszystkim…
Izolacja i komunikacja. Rodzaje izolacji i towarzyszące im deficyty komunikacyjne
The article considers various types of isolation and the communication deficits that characterize them. Taking into account oppositions: individual-collective and willcoercion, the following four isolation situations could be created: when a group \nisolates itself from others (stronghold), when a group isolates individuals from itself (prison), when an individual isolates itself from others (hermitage) and when an individual is not able to integ…
Czasopisma nauk społecznych
Setna rocznica powstania RPEiS jest dobrą okazją do refleksji nad statusem akademickich czasopism nauk społecznych w Polsce. Artykuł zestawia treść i formę dwunastego rocznika RPEiS (z roku 1932) z dzisiejszymi kwartalnikami nauk społecznych. Główny wniosek jest taki, że przedwojenny kwartalnik kierowany był do całego środowiska szeroko rozumianej humanistycznej inteligencji, podczas gdy dzisiejsze czasopisma są nastawione wyłącznie na wąsko wysp…
Demokratyczny elityzm
Artykuł prezentuje podstawy współczesnej teorii elit, znanej jako demokratyczny elityzm. Rozpoczyna się od zarysu dyskusji nad elitami w demokracjach w latach sześćdziesiątych i siedemdziesiątych ubiegłego wieku, dającej początki dzisiejszego ujęcia. Następnie zarysowane są zmiany makrospołeczne i makropolityczne w ostatnich dekadach, w tym zmiany w systemach partyjnych, związane silnie z globalizacją i określane ogólnym mianem „nowej polityki”. …
Syrenka Tattoos
The Mermaid of Warsaw -known in Polish as the Syrenka -is the principal feature of the city's coat of arms. In recent years it has also become popular with residents as a tattoo design that has civic, community and individual significance. This article analyses a selection of Syrenka-inspired tattoos inscribed on the bodies of city residents. Although approximately 90% of the images addressed conform to the classic model of the Syrenka, with rega…
Exploring the stress-buffering effects of religiousness in relation to social and economic change
Religiousness has been found to act as a protective factor against the adverse effects of stressors originating from a variety of sources.Despite ample precedent in sociological theories of religion, however, the potential stress-buffering role of religiousness in relation to stressors arising from macro-level societal trends has not received empirical scrutiny.Recent psychological conceptualizations of social and economic change suggest that suc…
Religiosity Reduces Family-Related Uncertainties but Exacerbates Their Association with Distress
The present study investigated the role of religiosity in dealing with family-related uncertainties (e.g., uncertainty concerning fertility decisions or the stability of family relationships) that arise from current social change in industrialized nations. We hypothesized that religiosity, because it is a central source of family values and norms, reduces individuals' perceived load of family-related uncertainties. At the same time, because perce…
Democratic Elitism
Joseph Schumpeter's “competitive theory of democracy” – often labeled democratic elitism - has struck many as an apt and insightful description of how representative democracy works, even though convinced democrats detect an elitist thrust they find disturbing. But neither Schumpeter nor subsequent defenders of democratic elitism have paid enough attention to actual behaviors of leaders and elites. Attention has been riveted on how adequately dem…
The misuse of referendums in post-communist Europe
Referendums can be an efflective device of popular control only if a broad issue of principle is at stake, if the people clearly understand the issue, if they have strong and enduring views about it, and if the options on the ballot correspond to those views. In the early 1990s, referendums on the ‘civilizational choice’ facing Eastern Europe might have met those conditions. But by 2003, referendums on EU accession did not. The issue was no longe…
When does turnout matter? the case of Poland
No abstract available
The new Polish ‘right’
The Polish election of 2001 marked the reconstruction of the Polish right in parliament, the exit of the former governing parties and the entry of four new parties into parliament including, for the first time, some openly Eurosceptic parties. There is some debate among academics and journalists about the character of these new parties, but these views do not always reflect the attitudes of the Polish people themselves towards the new parties: ho…
Understanding Dual Identities in Poland
Parallel’ divisions of identity in Poland are a thing of the past – and perhaps the future – but not the present. Yet contemporary Poles are still politically divided by identities – albeit by ‘nested’ Polish/European identities rather than by ‘parallel’ ethnic identities. They are not divided between Polish and European identities, however, but between exclusive and dual identities – in essence a division between parochial and cosmopolitan ident…
The Integration of the Polish Post-Transition Elite
JACEK WASILEWSKI (Kraków, Poland) THE INTEGRA TION OF THE POLISH POST-TRANSITION ELITE Integration and differentiation: Three models of post-transitional elites In elite studies great importance is attributed to elite integration. Classical approaches emphasize the coherence of an elite and its exclusive character, that is, barriers of birth, wealth, prestige, interpersonal contacts and, most im- portantly, power. The common values, goals and int…
Poland
La nomenklatura
The social destination of the nomenklatura. When communism entered upon its decline in Central and Eastern Europe, J. Sta- niszkis in Poland and E. Hankiss in Hungary offered the following theory about the change of power : a section of the communist élite, realising that the development of soviet-type socialism was a threat to its authority and its social standing, took steps to transform its political role and its administrative power into econ…
The patterns of bureaucratic elite recruitment in Poland in the 1970s and 1980s
When does turnout matter? the case of Poland
No abstract available
The new Polish ‘right’
The Polish election of 2001 marked the reconstruction of the Polish right in parliament, the exit of the former governing parties and the entry of four new parties into parliament including, for the first time, some openly Eurosceptic parties. There is some debate among academics and journalists about the character of these new parties, but these views do not always reflect the attitudes of the Polish people themselves towards the new parties: ho…
Understanding Dual Identities in Poland
Parallel’ divisions of identity in Poland are a thing of the past – and perhaps the future – but not the present. Yet contemporary Poles are still politically divided by identities – albeit by ‘nested’ Polish/European identities rather than by ‘parallel’ ethnic identities. They are not divided between Polish and European identities, however, but between exclusive and dual identities – in essence a division between parochial and cosmopolitan ident…
Poland
Democratic Elitism
Joseph Schumpeter's “competitive theory of democracy” – often labeled democratic elitism - has struck many as an apt and insightful description of how representative democracy works, even though convinced democrats detect an elitist thrust they find disturbing. But neither Schumpeter nor subsequent defenders of democratic elitism have paid enough attention to actual behaviors of leaders and elites. Attention has been riveted on how adequately dem…
The patterns of bureaucratic elite recruitment in Poland in the 1970s and 1980s
Religiosity Reduces Family-Related Uncertainties but Exacerbates Their Association with Distress
The present study investigated the role of religiosity in dealing with family-related uncertainties (e.g., uncertainty concerning fertility decisions or the stability of family relationships) that arise from current social change in industrialized nations. We hypothesized that religiosity, because it is a central source of family values and norms, reduces individuals' perceived load of family-related uncertainties. At the same time, because perce…
The patterns of bureaucratic elite recruitment in Poland in the 1970s and 1980s
La nomenklatura
The social destination of the nomenklatura. When communism entered upon its decline in Central and Eastern Europe, J. Sta- niszkis in Poland and E. Hankiss in Hungary offered the following theory about the change of power : a section of the communist élite, realising that the development of soviet-type socialism was a threat to its authority and its social standing, took steps to transform its political role and its administrative power into econ…
Poland
The Integration of the Polish Post-Transition Elite
JACEK WASILEWSKI (Kraków, Poland) THE INTEGRA TION OF THE POLISH POST-TRANSITION ELITE Integration and differentiation: Three models of post-transitional elites In elite studies great importance is attributed to elite integration. Classical approaches emphasize the coherence of an elite and its exclusive character, that is, barriers of birth, wealth, prestige, interpersonal contacts and, most im- portantly, power. The common values, goals and int…
The new Polish ‘right’
The Polish election of 2001 marked the reconstruction of the Polish right in parliament, the exit of the former governing parties and the entry of four new parties into parliament including, for the first time, some openly Eurosceptic parties. There is some debate among academics and journalists about the character of these new parties, but these views do not always reflect the attitudes of the Polish people themselves towards the new parties: ho…
Understanding Dual Identities in Poland
Parallel’ divisions of identity in Poland are a thing of the past – and perhaps the future – but not the present. Yet contemporary Poles are still politically divided by identities – albeit by ‘nested’ Polish/European identities rather than by ‘parallel’ ethnic identities. They are not divided between Polish and European identities, however, but between exclusive and dual identities – in essence a division between parochial and cosmopolitan ident…
The misuse of referendums in post-communist Europe
Referendums can be an efflective device of popular control only if a broad issue of principle is at stake, if the people clearly understand the issue, if they have strong and enduring views about it, and if the options on the ballot correspond to those views. In the early 1990s, referendums on the ‘civilizational choice’ facing Eastern Europe might have met those conditions. But by 2003, referendums on EU accession did not. The issue was no longe…
When does turnout matter? the case of Poland
No abstract available
Democratic Elitism
Joseph Schumpeter's “competitive theory of democracy” – often labeled democratic elitism - has struck many as an apt and insightful description of how representative democracy works, even though convinced democrats detect an elitist thrust they find disturbing. But neither Schumpeter nor subsequent defenders of democratic elitism have paid enough attention to actual behaviors of leaders and elites. Attention has been riveted on how adequately dem…
Exploring the stress-buffering effects of religiousness in relation to social and economic change
Religiousness has been found to act as a protective factor against the adverse effects of stressors originating from a variety of sources.Despite ample precedent in sociological theories of religion, however, the potential stress-buffering role of religiousness in relation to stressors arising from macro-level societal trends has not received empirical scrutiny.Recent psychological conceptualizations of social and economic change suggest that suc…
Religiosity Reduces Family-Related Uncertainties but Exacerbates Their Association with Distress
The present study investigated the role of religiosity in dealing with family-related uncertainties (e.g., uncertainty concerning fertility decisions or the stability of family relationships) that arise from current social change in industrialized nations. We hypothesized that religiosity, because it is a central source of family values and norms, reduces individuals' perceived load of family-related uncertainties. At the same time, because perce…
Syrenka Tattoos
The Mermaid of Warsaw -known in Polish as the Syrenka -is the principal feature of the city's coat of arms. In recent years it has also become popular with residents as a tattoo design that has civic, community and individual significance. This article analyses a selection of Syrenka-inspired tattoos inscribed on the bodies of city residents. Although approximately 90% of the images addressed conform to the classic model of the Syrenka, with rega…
Demokratyczny elityzm
Artykuł prezentuje podstawy współczesnej teorii elit, znanej jako demokratyczny elityzm. Rozpoczyna się od zarysu dyskusji nad elitami w demokracjach w latach sześćdziesiątych i siedemdziesiątych ubiegłego wieku, dającej początki dzisiejszego ujęcia. Następnie zarysowane są zmiany makrospołeczne i makropolityczne w ostatnich dekadach, w tym zmiany w systemach partyjnych, związane silnie z globalizacją i określane ogólnym mianem „nowej polityki”. …
Demokratyczny elityzm
Artykuł kontynuuje zapoczątkowaną w numerze 3/2020 „Studiów Socjologicznych” prezentację paradygmatu demokratycznego elityzmu. Skupia się na dwóch ogólnych zagadnieniach: roli elit w zmianie systemu politycznego oraz na relacjach między elitą a masami. W pierwszej kwestii najwięcej uwagi poświęcono koncepcji porozumienia elit Michaela Burtona i Johna Higleya, którą autorzy uważają za najlepszą drogę ku demokracji. Stwarza bowiem warunki wszystkim…
Izolacja i komunikacja. Rodzaje izolacji i towarzyszące im deficyty komunikacyjne
The article considers various types of isolation and the communication deficits that characterize them. Taking into account oppositions: individual-collective and willcoercion, the following four isolation situations could be created: when a group \nisolates itself from others (stronghold), when a group isolates individuals from itself (prison), when an individual isolates itself from others (hermitage) and when an individual is not able to integ…
Czasopisma nauk społecznych
Setna rocznica powstania RPEiS jest dobrą okazją do refleksji nad statusem akademickich czasopism nauk społecznych w Polsce. Artykuł zestawia treść i formę dwunastego rocznika RPEiS (z roku 1932) z dzisiejszymi kwartalnikami nauk społecznych. Główny wniosek jest taki, że przedwojenny kwartalnik kierowany był do całego środowiska szeroko rozumianej humanistycznej inteligencji, podczas gdy dzisiejsze czasopisma są nastawione wyłącznie na wąsko wysp…
Przyjazny i formalny bot
Istnieją sytuacje, w których człowiek nie czuje się komfortowo, prosząc o wsparcie lub korzystając z usług. Najczęściej związane jest to z tabu społecznym. W naszym badaniu postanowiliśmy sprawdzić, czy w trudnych sytuacjach czujemy się bardziej komfortowo, komunikując się z człowiekiem, czy raczej korzystając z bota. W artykule przedstawiono wyniki badań, które pokazują trzy sytuacjeróżniące się stopniem kłopotliwości, w jakich preferowana jest …
Sacred space or gendered exclusion? A semiotic and narrative study of women's spatial access in Pakistani mosques
Political science (12 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Politics (8 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Philosophy (7 obras) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (6 obras) · Political economy (6 obras) · Polish Historical and Cultural Studies (5 obras) · Elite (4 obras)