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EFFECTIVENESS OF THE INSTITUTIONAL SYSTEM RELATED TO THE POTENTIAL OF THE KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY (Efektywnosc systemu instytucjonalnego a potencjal gospodarki opartej ma wiedzy)

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Balcerzak A. F.
Ekonomista
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2009
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issue 6
713-742
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The aim of this paper is to analyze the relationship between utilization of the potential of new global knowledge based economy and the level of effectiveness of the institutional system in highly developed countries. The empirical study was based on the idea that concentration of government action on long term systemic arrangements leading to an effective institutional order creates positive conditions for taking advantage of the new global knowledge based economy. On the other hand, development of the new global knowledge based economy makes the system activities of government more significant. In order to verify that thesis a taxonometric method of synthetic measure of development was used. The OECD countries were studied in the years 2001-2005. As a result of the research the thesis of the study was not rejected.
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Wizje porządku społecznego i ich determinanty. Analiza opinii społeczności warszawskiej

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Zaborowski W.
Studia Socjologiczne
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2011
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issue 1(200)
407-434
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The article presents the analysis of research on the visions of the existing social order that were forming among the citizens of Warsaw in the period preceding the outburst of open social conflict in the 1980s. The author distinguishes five types of these visions: 'optimistic', 'permissive', 'indifferent', 'reformist' and 'radical'. The differentiation of these visions depending on different position in social structure of the individuals who voice them (such as their professional occupation, level of education, place of work, economic standing, social background, belonging to social organizations, membership in political organizations and attitudes to religion) forms the central analytical problem of the article. The analysis aims at finding out, which features of social position favor particular types of visions of existing social order. The patterns of dependencies derived from multivariate analysis are far from being clear-cut, however, which leads the author to suggesting that position in social structure cannot be sole predictor of attitudes to existing social order and perhaps other factors (i.e. cultural ones) have to be included in the analysis.
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