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EUROSKEPTICKÉ PROJEVY ČESKÝCH POLITICKÝCH STRAN

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Gřešák D.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2022
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vol. 54
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issue 3
189 – 216
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Content analysis was applied to list and analyse Eurosceptic references that appeared in press releases of Czech political parties, which are posted on their official websites. The article includes the themes that resonated with the political parties within their Eurosceptic narrative. Based on the founded information, it was possible to identify the main motives of Euroscepticism and to distinguish political parties according to typologies of Euroscepticism. The added value of the article is the comparison of the Eurosceptic communication of political parties. Based on the results, it is therefore possible to identify how the parties argue their criticism of the EU and also to compare this argumentation across parties. Political parties' speeches on the EU can influence public opinion or social discourse on this political-economic union.
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OHROZENOST PRACOVNÍ SÍLY VLIVEM AUTOMATIZACE A DŮLEŽITOST CELOŽIVOTNÍHO VZDĚLÁVÁNÍ VE STÁTECH V41

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Gřešák D.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2023
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vol. 55
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issue 5
467 - 495
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Cluster analyses and time series analyses were performed on data relating to the numbers of workers from nine occupational groups within the international standard classification of occupations ISCO-08. Cluster analyses helped to identify mutual similarities or differences that related to the overall structure of employment within nineteen EU countries. After this division into clusters, time series analyses were conducted in order to identify changes in work groups that are most and least threatened by automation. The main added value of the article compared to other publications of this type is the detailed tracking of changes in the investigated factors over time, since the term Industry 4.0 was introduced into the terminology dictionary.
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