Předmět Sociology of Post-Socialism (KSOC / GPOST)

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Materiál	Typ	Datum	Počet stažení

Obsah

For scholars from west to east "post-socialism" represents a highly frequented concept. It is obvious that its use is therefore reflected in multiplicity of its meanings. Generally speaking, "post-socialism" refers to a set of diverse processes and constellations - economic, political, socio-cultural, spatial, etc. which are the former socialist countries facing in the last twenty years. The aim of this course is to provide students: (1) basic conceptualizations of socialism and post-socialistic, (2) changes that the post-socialist countries went through and passes, (3) the specifics of everyday life in the context of post-socialist countries. The course put emphasis on the interdisciplinary and comparative dimension of post-socialist knowledge and research.

Literatura

Hörschelmann, Katrin; Stenning, Alison. Ethnographies of postsocialist change. In: Progress in Human Geography, 32:3, 339?361. 2000. Šimon, Martin. Exploring Counterurbanisation in a Post-Socialist Context: Case of the Czech Republic. In: Sociologia Ruralis, DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9523.2012.00576.x. 2012. Tehlen, Tatjana. Shortage, fuzzy property and other dead ends in the anthropological analysis of (post)socialism. In: Critique of Anthropology, 31:1, 43-61. 2009. Pickles, John. The spirit of post-socialism: Common spaces and the production of diversity. In: European Urban and Regional Studies 17:2, 127?140. 2010. Brandtstädter, Susanne. Transitional Spaces: Postsocialism as a Cultural Process (Introduction). In: Critique of Anthropology, 27:2, 131?145. 2007. Ouředníček, Martin; Temelová, Jana. Twenty years after socialism: the transformation of Prague´s inner structure. In: Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai, Sociologia 54:1, 9-30. 2009. Temelová, Jana. Urban revitalization in central and inner parts of (post-socialist) cities: conditions and consequences. In: Ilmavirta, T. (ed.) Regenerating Urban Core, Helsinky: Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, 12-25. 2009. Verdery, Katrine. What Was Socialism and What Comes Next?. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press., 1996. Verdery, Katrine. Whither postsocialism? In: Hann, Chris M. (ed.) Postsocialism. Ideals, ideologies and practices in Eurasia, London: Routledge, 15-28. 2003.

Požadavky

(a) regular reading of compulsory texts, (b) review of selected compulsory text, (c) essay reflecting urban tour focused on the specifics of the selected post/socialist phenomenon

Garant

PhDr. Miroslav Joukl, Ph.D.

Vyučující

Mgr. Petr Vašát, Ph.D.