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SIMILARITIES AND DISSIMILARITIES IN STAKEHOLDERS' PERCEPTION OF INTERGENERATIONAL INHERITANCE OF INEQUALITIES

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Petelewicz M.
Przegląd Socjologiczny
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2007
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vol. 56
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issue 2
117-132
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Decentralization of public administration, subsidiarity and delegation of considerable set of tasks (traditionally belonging to public administration) to organizations of the non-governmental sector are tendencies prevailing in most European countries and intensively promoted by the European Union as effective and socially beneficial solutions. Attitudes and actions taken by the stakeholders, active at various levels of local administration, are decisive for implementation and realization of the above mentioned recommendations. The article is based on results of focus group interviews carried out in eight towns selected for the purposes of the PROFIT project. Applying the comparative perspective and referring to the phenomenon of inheritance of social inequalities, the author discusses viewpoints of people responsible for creation and realization of social policy at the local level.
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PERCEPTION OF INTERGENERATIONAL INHERITANCE OF INEQUALITIES IN POLAND

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Warzywoda-Kruszynska W., Rokicka E., Drabowicz T., Petelewicz M., Rek M., Wozniak W.
Przegląd Socjologiczny
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2007
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vol. 56
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issue 2
189-196
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The article is based on the results of the PROFIT project collected during research conducted in Poland by the research team from University of Lódz. It summarizes main findings from all qualitative research stages: interviews with parliamentary politicians, who are in charge of creation and implementation of social policy; group interviews with local stakeholders who are responsible for the social affairs in towns under study and in-depth interviews with young adults who are end-users of the social policy. The authors also make an attempt to present some recommendations for policy makers, based on the research outcomes.
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