General population attitudes on life sentence, death penalty, abortion etc. are compared with attitudes of students in the field of criminology and security studies, law, education, social work and social sciences. The authors hypothesize that some segments of the population - older and less educated – will express less liberal and more punitive attitudes towards life sentence and death penalty. There is also an expectation that students as younger and involved in the higher education express more liberal attitudes than population at large.
COBISS.SI-ID: 1752810
Human development report is a comprehensive analytical portrait of the development of Slovenian society, its social climate, current conditions and developmental trends, which may affect social cohesion. The selection of amalytical indicators is based on data and figures provided by: Slovenian statistical office, European statistical office, Institute of public health, Andragogical center, Institute of economic research And Public opoinion and mass communication research center st the Faculty od Social Sciences which houses Slovenian public opinion survey.
COBISS.SI-ID: 244344320
Project mission: Surveying attitudes of residents from Bojanci, Marindol, Miliči, Paunoviči on methods and measures for preservation of ethno-cultural heritage of 'uskoki' territories; measuring of attitudes on ethnic rejection, intolerance and discrimination at work – specifically in public administration, military and police; measuring of attitudes of Slovenian immigrants and their descendents towards the policy of integration in Slovenia; preparing background for the formulation of the integration policy (non-discrimination, schools, culture, mass media, political participation)
F.15 Development of a new information system/databases
COBISS.SI-ID: 11483981Based on International Social Survey Programme data (Work orientations) the author analyses factors that influence work satisfaction across EU nations. Intrinsic, extrinsic and social factors of work satisfaction are examined, as well as work rewards and values. Cross national differences are explained based on cultural, historical and political characteristics. Key findings are that work satisfaction in post-socialist countries is significantly lower than in western and northern Euroepan nations, which is mainly explained by poor work relation and low perceived intrinsic value of work.
COBISS.SI-ID: 28629597
Sexual life styles of persons with early sexual debut differ in some respects from the rest of population as shown by an analysis of factors associated with sexual debut in Slovenia. Drawing on sociological insights suggesting that most of the factors related to early sexual debut are not conducive to sexual reflexivity, we hypothesise that sexual life styles of early starters are characterised by a lower level of reflexivity than of the rest of population.
COBISS.SI-ID: 28602717