Sociologie Românească (Romanian Sociology Review)
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The Ethno-cultural Belongingness of Kalderash, Rudars, Tatars, and Turks in Romania and Bulgaria (1990-2012)
Get PDFFrom a cross-cultural perspective, my text attempts to establish the degree to which a number of ethno-linguistic and religious groups from Romania and Bulgaria (Kalderashi, Rudars, Tatars, and Turks) could be equated within similar or identical ethnicities from the two countries. In discussing historical and ethnographic evidences relevant for the aforementioned ethnic communities, I consider and investigate (1) their demographic situation and geographic distribution, (2) their cultural trait variability, and (3) the current understanding of ethnicity in the anthropological literature of Southeastern Europe. My approach also takes into account the legislative framework of the ethno-demographic evolution in Romania and Bulgaria (1992-2011). Another objective of my research is to represent the distribution of the Kalderash, Rudar, Tatar, and Turkish groups across Romanian and Bulgarian regions. Based on such contextualization, the ethnic characteristics are interpreted in terms of homologous or analogous relationships among and between Gypsy/ Roma, Tatar, and Turkish communities living in Romanian and Bulgarian rural and urban areas. A result of my comparative study is that of viewing the cultural belongingness in the 1990s and 2000s Romania and Bulgaria as an experience of coexistence – beyond the great and continuous ethno-linguistic and confessional diversity and variability in Southeastern Europe
Mihaela Rădoi, Devianța socială la tineri. Dependența de substanțe, Editura Institutul European, Iași, 2015, 246 p.
No full textSorana Săveanu, Destinul școlar și social al elevilor din Oradea. Sursele succesului școlar, Presa Universitară Clujeană, 2014, 238 p.
No full textSimona Maria Stănescu, Sorin Cace, Filip Alexandrescu (editors), Vlad Achimescu, Ionuţ Ardeleanu, Daniel Arpinte, Florin Botonogu, Cosmin Briciu, Gabriela Dima, Simona Ilie, Flavius Mihalache, Gabriela Neagu, Ramona Pavel, Ana Maria Preoteasa, Mihnea Preotesi, Iulian Stănescu, Gabriel Stănilă, Ştefan Corneliu Ştefănescu, Cristina Tomescu, Laura Tufă, Demand and Supply of Social Economy – Two Development Regions of Romania, ProUniversitaria, Bucharest, 2013, 398 p.
Get PDFPolitica veniturilor în România: Incomes Policy in Romania
No full textResearchers from the Institute for Quality of Life Research using various methods and research tools to identify segments of the population in need and who can not help themselves but need state intervention, by special measures of social protection. Difficult situations, even alarming, they live in some families, like: family of two adults with two dependent children, you have one average net salary and allowances of the two children, can not cover the minimum decent life, then couple retired there one average pension insurance is also in difficulty, families in which one parent become unemployed or pensioners with minimum pensions offices are some examples of people identified as needing support and social protection and who live in poverty or at risk of falling into poverty, if not supported social distancing them from a decent life. About half of Romanian households can not meet the mandatory consumer spending compared to income they have. This in itself increases their vulnerability to risk losing or diminishing revenues
Conferinţa Internaţională de Ştiinţe Sociale (ICSS), Bucureşti, 19-20 septembrie 2014: International Conference on Social Sciences (ICSS), Bucharest, 19-20 September 2014
No full textConstantin Schifirneţ, Mass media, modernitate tendenţială şi europenizare în era Internetului, Editura Tritonic, Bucureşti, 2014, 355 p.
Get PDFPuterea dinastiilor şi ordinea socială contemporană. Observaţii pe marginea celui mai recent dosar The Economist pe această temă: The Power of Dynasties and Contemporary Social Order. Comments on the Most Recent File The Economist on the Subject
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