Researching Estonian transformation
| Titel: | Researching Estonian transformation : morphogenetic reflections / edited by Veronika Kalmus ... [et al.] ; design: Roosmarii Kurvits, cover design: Kalle Paalits |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Tartu : University of Tartu Press, [2020] |
| Umfang: | 358 Seiten : Illustrationen, Diagramme |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| ISBN: | 9789949033348 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Inhaltsverzeichnis
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X
- List of figures and tables
- p. ix
- Preface
- p. xv
- Authors
- p. xviii
- Chapter 1
- Applying the morphogenetic perspective for the analysis of Estonian social transformations
- p. 1
- 1.1
- Introduction
- p. 1
- 1.2
- Setting the scene of the Estonian case
- p. 3
- 1.3
- Methodology of our empirical studies
- p. 6
- 1.4
- The morphogenetic model of Estonian transformation
- p. 10
- 1.5
- Theoretical and methodological conclusions
- p. 23
- Chapter 2
- The 'Estonian way' of the post-communist transformation through the lens of the morphogenetic model
- p. 33
- 2.1
- Introduction
- p. 33
- 2.2
- Initial conditions of the Estonian transition and the first morphogenetic cycle, 1988-1991
- p. 36
- 2.3
- The second cycle: the reconstruction of the nation state (1992-2003)
- p. 42
- 2.4
- The third cycle: EU integration, and structural and cultural adaptation to the transnational system (2004-2017)
- p. 53
- 2.5
- The fourth cycle: critical re-evaluation of the transition and rise of the populist counter movement (2018-)
- p. 62
- 2.6
- Concluding remarks
- p. 66
- Chapter 3
- Cultural involvement and media use in the context of social morphogenesis
- p. 75
- 3.1
- Introduction: concepts of interaction and reflexivity
- p. 75
- 3.2
- Changes in the media landscape of Estonia
- p. 79
- 3.3
- Media use and cultural involvement supporting socio-cultural interaction
- p. 82
- 3.4
- Agency as involvement and participation via communication media
- p. 85
- 3.5
- Methodology: patterns of media use and cultural involvement
- p. 87
- 3.6
- Conclusions and discussion
- p. 96
- Chapter 4
- The patterns of political participation
- p. 105
- 4.1
- Introduction
- p. 105
- 4.2
- The formation of the Estonian political scenery after the restoration of independence
- p. 107
- 4.3
- Model of analysis
- p. 111
- 4.4
- Results of the cluster analysis of political participation, 2002 and 2014
- p. 114
- 4.5
- Final remarks
- p. 130
- Chapter 5
- Lifestyle as a shaper of society
- p. 137
- 5.1
- The role of lifestyle in integrating and restructuring society
- p. 137
- 5.2
- Methodology for analysing involvement in social action
- p. 148
- 5.3
- Analysis of involvement in social action
- p. 153
- 5.4
- Conclusions
- p. 163
- Chapter 6
- Spatial Mobilities in a 'High-Speed Society'
- p. 173
- 6.1
- Introduction
- p. 173
- 6.2
- Theories of spatial mobilities
- p. 175
- 6.3
- Dynamics of spatial mobilities
- p. 177
- 6.4
- Discussion
- p. 190
- Chapter 7
- Personal time-use capability in social transformation: Theoretical considerations and operationalisation for empirical measurement
- p. 201
- 7.1
- Introduction
- p. 201
- 7.2
- Acceleration as a stabilisation mechanism of modern society
- p. 203
- 7.3
- Subjective time-related experiences in modern societies: seeking indicators
- p. 207
- 7.4
- Study design, method and operationalisation
- p. 213
- 7.5
- Individuals' subjective reflection upon social speeding-up and personal time-use capability
- p. 218
- 7.6
- Sociological portraits of personal time-use capability groups
- p. 227
- 7.7
- Summary and discussion
- p. 238
- Chapter 8
- Russians in Estonia: Integration and translocalism
- p. 251
- 8.1
- Introduction
- p. 251
- 8.2
- Translocalism in explaining social structuration mechanisms
- p. 253
- 8.3
- The Russian-speaking population in the context of Estonian nation building and post-Soviet transformation
- p. 255
- 8.4
- Integration clusters
- p. 262
- 8.5
- Action repertoires across clusters of integration
- p. 270
- 8.6
- Media consumption habits across clusters of integration
- p. 274
- 8.7
- Translocality
- p. 276
- 8.8
- Summary and discussion
- p. 283
- Chapter 9
- The structuring role of generations in a transforming society: Reflections upon the Estonian case within the paradigms of social morphogenesis and social acceleration
- p. 293
- 9.1
- Introduction
- p. 293
- 9.2
- Theoretical framework
- p. 295
- 9.3
- Data and methodological considerations
- p. 299
- 9.4
- Changes in media technologies
- p. 300
- 9.5
- Acceleration of personal and social time
- p. 308
- 9.6
- Overall societal changes and transition culture
- p. 313
- 9.7
- Concluding discussion
- p. 319
- Chapter 10
- Subjective stratification of the Estonian population in 2002-2014
- p. 327
- 10.1
- Conceptualising social stratification in the 'Me. The World. The Media' survey
- p. 327
- 10.2
- Stratification as a process of social (re-)structuring in a transitional society
- p. 328
- 10.3
- Measurement of subjective stratification
- p. 329
- 10.4
- General dynamics of the subjective stratification of Estonian society, 2002-2014
- p. 331
- 10.5
- Factors influencing people's assessment of their social positions
- p. 335
- 10.6
- Socio-demographic background of subjective stratification
- p. 339
- 10.7
- Stratification and agency
- p. 341
- 10.8
- Social portraits of the strata
- p. 344
- 10.9
- Conclusions
- p. 347
- Index
- p. 351
