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PUBLIC SPHERE VERSUS PRIVATE SPHERE - WHAT DO THEY HAVE IN COMMON? - AN INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH (Sfera publiczna i sfera prywatna: co je dzieli i laczy? - ujecie instytucjonalne)

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Wilkin J.
Optimum. Studia Ekonomiczne
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2008
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issue 4(40)
5-17
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The article is focused on theoretical considerations aimed at defining and delimitation of the ranges of public and private spheres. Such considerations are justified by the fact that the theory of state and of public sector, as well as fundamentals of economic analysis and regulation of the public sphere, constitute a relatively poorly developed part of the theory of economics. On the other hand, the public sphere and the demand for effective methods of its development become larger due to increasingly complicated social, political and economic relations, an increasingly tough competition and bitter rivalry, the density of population in most parts of our globe and a deeper and deeper disproportion in the development of particular areas.
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FATHERS’ RIGHTS MOVEMENT AS A SUBALTERN COUNTERPUBLIC

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Fafejta M.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2018
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vol. 50
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issue 3
225 - 245
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According to Nancy Fraser, some formal members of the public sphere tend to be informally marginalized and consequently form “subaltern counterpublics”. This article applies the concept of subaltern counterpublics to the Czech fathers’ rights movement, where members of the movement believe they are discriminated in their parental rights and pushed out of the debate in the public sphere. In spite of being individuals who have represented the traditional hegemons of the public sphere, they have created their own counterpublics in order to assert their interests.
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