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Sociológia (Sociology)
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2005
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vol. 37
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issue 1
59-89
EN
In 1990 legislative conditions were established which enabled the free functioning of churches and religious organisations and provided religious freedom. Since then, there has been rise in the numbers of people declaring their faith and, at the same time, a gradual limitation of equal competition between groups working in this field. In comparison to other models in United States or in Western Europe that exhibit a gradual loosening of the ties between state and religion, in Slovakia, legislative modifications head towards the reinforcement of the link between traditional churches and the state. The deprivatisation of religion has arisen mainly due to direct state financial support of registered churches as well as the increasing influence of religious notions in politics. The treaty signed between the Slovak Republic and Vatican has had a significant impact, since it has meant setting up religious lessons in state and public schools as well as creating new working places in public and state administration for church representatives.
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The paper deals with the topic of the data archiving in the social sciences. It illustrates the positive influence of archiving on the methodological standards and the innovation of a research, which is based on a knowledge gained from the previously carried out research. The study proceeds with the history of the world-wide social sciences archive infrastructure and presents the Slovak Archive of Social Data (SASD, http:// sasd.fphil.uniba.sk or http:// sasd.sav.sk). It further analyses the importance of the data archiving for the participation in the cross-national comparative surveys and points to the possibilities that archiving infrastructure offers when solving the methodological issues in a cross-country research. The conclusion outlines the further development of the Slovak Archive of Social Data - expansion of the archive and the cataloguing of existing research where it appeals to a culture of the data sharing.
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