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Opactwa cysterskie w Polsce i ich wpływ na rozwój turystyki

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Kapera I., Kapera J.
Peregrinus Cracoviensis
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2014
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vol. 25
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issue 3
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Cistercian abbeys in Poland and their influence on the development of tourismThe purpose of the study was to investigate the meaning of Cistercian abbeys in Poland for tourism development. The basic thesis was the assumption that Cistercian abbey has the influence on increasing the attractiveness and tourist promotion of the area. The research involved four Cistercian abbey in Szczyrzyc, Mogiła, Jędrzejowo and Wąchock. The presence of these objects affects the tourist attractiveness of the area, which is connected with the fact that they are high-ranking advantage of touring. As monuments of architecture and construction possess often in their area art museums, art collections. At the same time organize contemporary cultural events and are places of pilgrimage. This, in turn, entails the development of tourism management. A particular example is the creation of hiking trails. Abbey, in consultation with representatives of local government and with other subjects often participate in creation of tourism products and participate in the promotion of the region, resulting in arrivals of both tourists and pilgrims
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Internet-related risks from the perspective of Polish adolescents with a focus on hate speech

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Kapera A., Kapera J.
Studia Prawnicze: rozprawy i materiały
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2021
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issue 1(28)
133-146
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The aim of the study was to present the main threats related to the use of the Internet by the Polish youth and to analyse them with particular emphasis on issues related to hate speech. Using the Internet, apart from its undoubted usability, brings with it a number of threats, among which are: malware (including spyware, ransomware, “crypto-miners” and adware), invasion of privacy (both by private individuals (stalking) and advertising companies), phishing, spam, hate speech, paedophilia, human trafficking, cyber-bullying, and, less frequently, targeted attacks. According to the survey, nearly 70% of the respondents encountered threats on the Internet. The phenomenon of hate speech affects 37% of respondents who fell victim to it and 18% who practised hate speech.
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