NOVA BURŽOAZIJA I NJENA ELITA U DRUŠTVU PERIFERNOG KAPITALIZMA – Skica za sociološki portret

Mitrović, Ljubiša

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“…Th e authors further point out that although some diff erences between those with higher and lower levels of education are noticed, they are not ether large nor consistent, and especially surprising is the absence of signifi cant diff erences where they could be expected, and which would imply higher levels of tolerance and liberalism in the group of the highly educated. Such results are also in accordance with the results obtained from other researchers in the area (Đorđević, Gojkov, Stojanović 2009;Mitrović 2010;Stanković 2010;Cvetićanin 2010;Selimović 2014), so the authors conclude that the similarities between highly educated and those with lower level of education in Serbia overcome the diff erences that exist between them, and the explanation for this tendency fi nd in the context of transition and other, unfavourable social events, economic and political insecurities, which have marked Serbia since the 1990's. Specifi cally, the social conditions of the transition period in Serbian society favoured the development of materialistic values (Pero 2006).…”

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Value Orientations of Highly Educated Migrants from Serbia

Dinić¹

2018

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International migration of the highly educated has always been a characteristic of academia, however, specifi c circumstances in the Balkans in recent years, marked by wars and economic crisis, have additionally contributed to a large outfl ow of highly educated people from Serbia. Th e aim of this study was to identify value systems among the highly educated migrants from Serbia. Living in extremely complex social situations, having to speak two or more languages and being adapted to living in diff erent cultures, diff erent political and social environments might infl uence migrants' value systems. For this purpose, a questionnaire has been constructed consisting of standardized scales-Value Orientation Scale (Kuzmanović 1995), Postmaterialism Scale (Inglehart 2000), and Social Distance Scale (Bogardus 1933). Our sample consisted of 327 highly educated emigrants who responded to an online survey. Th e results show that our sample characterizes expressed openness to the world, equality of genders, secular-rational and self-expression values. On the other hand, lower levels of conformism, religiousness, authoritarianism and social distance are detected. Our assumption is that the results obtained may be a consequence of the migrant lifestyle and in this regard are consistent with the new approach in the study of migration-transnationalism.

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Value Orientations of Highly Educated Migrants from Serbia

Dinić¹

2018

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NOVA BURŽOAZIJA I NJENA ELITA U DRUŠTVU PERIFERNOG KAPITALIZMA – Skica za sociološki portret

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