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ŽIVOTNÉ ŠANCE SOCIÁLNYCH AKTÉROV V KONTEXTE SPOLOČENSKÉHO VÝVOJA NA SLOVENSKU – SUBJEKTÍVNA DIMENZIA

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Lubelcová G., Zeman M.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2019
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vol. 51
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issue 5
455 – 482
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The study focuses on the theme of life chances as an opportunity for a full-fledged life and people's livelihood. The first part of the paper focuses on the main conceptual frameworks of lifestyle chances. On the basis of these, an outline of the basic social mechanisms that decide on the real distribution of the life chances of social actors is formulated. Key is presented: performance-distributive, redistributive, control and sociable mechanisms. The second part of the contribution focuses on the analysis of subjective perceptions of life opportunities through a secondary analysis of selected relevant issues from international ISSP research showing subjective assessment of the possibilities and factors of life success and self-realization of people during the transformation development of Slovak society.
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HODNOTY V REGULÁCII SPOTREBITEĽSKÉHO SPRÁVANIA

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Búzik B., Zeman M.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2020
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vol. 52
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issue 5
411 – 431
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This study analyses the strategies of actors in the process of consumption constraint in current Slovak society. It claims that the regulation of consumption during state holidays has resulted from the effort of some actors to improve the working conditions of retail shop employees. It also points to the fact that the ban on retail sales during state holidays was preceded by an increase of holiday sales. This development has been embedded in the wider context of the transition from a society of economic shortage to a consumer society. The paper provides an analysis of data and surveys on consumer behaviour and opinion.
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