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Perception and attitude towards the phenomenon of migration in the opinions of users of selected websites

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Korczak J.
Problemy Opiekuńczo-Wychowawcze
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2019
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vol. 579(4)
30-38
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The aim of the article is to show what factors or content infl uence the perception of the phenomenon of migration and how the attitude towards this phenomenon is manifested among users of selected popular content portals. The research included the following issues: the image of the phenomenon of immigration shown on the Internet, the Internet users’ expectations of the presence of immigrants in Poland and the articulated attitudes towards them manifested in the form of anonymous comments placed under posts. The results of the research were based on the analysis of popular content on the phenomenon of migration placed in the portals subjected to research.
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The Challenges of Semi-Peripheral Information Society: the Case of Poland

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Toczyski P., Krejtz K., Ciemniewski W.
Studies in Global Ethics and Global Education
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2015
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issue 3
74-88
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The challenges of developing an information society in semi-peripheral countries are immersed in a struggle between Westernizing processes and local cultural and social specificity. The expansion of the internet and communication technologies in Poland, a “newcomer” to the European Union, provides an instructive example. This article presents the case of the Polish online landscape as a culturally separate but interrelated with Western socio-cultural space. Although there is a dynamic users’ migration towards global communication tools and social networking sites, high involvement in local e-commerce platforms and information portals remains constant. More interestingly, global internet communication tools facilitate local social needs, attitudes, and motives, resulting in enormous number and strength of social protests expressed online. This analysis is based on the review of the current Polish internet audience research, social studies literature as well as case studies. The article describes some of most vivid challenges facing Polish information society and its social, cultural, economic, and technological determinants.
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