U ovome se radu raspravlja o klasifikaciji antifeminizma iznesenoj u knjizi Visoko čelo filozofkinje Gordane Bosanac. U toj knjizi, u potpunosti posvećenoj temi antifeminizma, Gordana Bosanac ukazuje na povezanost feminizma i antifeminizma, pri čemu antifeminizam određuje »konzervativnom recepcijom feminističkih vrijednosti i reakciju u osnovi primitivne svijesti«. Feminizam određuje humanističkim i najširim demokratskim pokretom koji počiva na toleranciji, ali i svjetskim idejama koje su usmjerene k miru i pravu na život prirode. Klasifikacija antifeminizma u ovom radu kontekstualizirana je s obzirom na pojavu novih vrsta antifeminizama i njegovih oblika u suvremenim društvima, a posebno u svijetu interneta. U radu se zaključuje da je klasifikacija izvanredno vrijedan i poticajan okvir za daljnja istraživanja ne samo u teorijskom nego i u empirijskom pogledu. Klasifikaciju antifeminizma stvarnost nije demantirala, ona je ostala otvorena za nove pojave i veze koje antifeminizam ima s idejama nove desnice i desnim društvenim pokretima.
The paper deals with maintenance and management problems in multi-family buildings in Zagreb and other Croatian cities from the perspective of co-owners’ representatives. After 1990, when there was intensive privatization of housing, the responsibility for the maintenance of the housing stock shifted to private owners and management companies. Apartment owners have been given the obligation to maintain multi-family buildings and have faced problems and challenges in maintaining and managing common property. The empirical research was conducted on a convenience sample of co-owners' representatives (N = 353) using the survey method. The results are analysed according to three construction periods of multi-family buildings: built before 1945, during the socialist period (from 1945 to 1990) and the post-socialist period (after 1991). The results show that in all three construction periods there are certain bigger or smaller shortcomings regarding the building quality, and then the maintenance. The paper concludes that insufficient financial and organisational resources, insufficient engagement of managers, inadequate collaboration between representatives and managers, and weak energy renovation of multi-family buildings are some of the most important problems faced by co-owners’ representatives.
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