Open AccessDruštveni okvir i vrijednosni sustav
Author(s) -
Duško Sekulić
Publication year - 2013
Publication title -
revija za sociologiju
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.14
H-Index - 7
eISSN - 1846-7954
pISSN - 0350-154X
DOI - 10.5613/rzs.42.3.1
Subject(s) - croatian , political science , humanities , theology , physics , philosophy , linguistics
Rad se bavi analizom dinamike promjena stavova i vrijednosti u Hrvatskoj u razdoblju od 1985. do 2010. s posebnim naglaskom na prijelome koji nastaju raspadom socijalističkog poretka i konstituiranjem novoga kapitalističkog i demokratskog poretka. Dva su osnovna nalaza. S raspadom socijalizma dolazi do kombinacije retradicionalizacije i modernizacije. One vrijednosne dimenzije koje su izravno povezane s dimenzijama identiteta retradicionaliziraju se, a one koje su malo udaljenije od identitetske jezgre moderniziraju se. S druge strane, inicijalno velika potpora liberalnim načelima, tržištu i demokraciji, nakon iskustva s njihovom provedbom u hrvatskim uvjetima, pada. U drugome dijelu rada analizira se struktura vrijednosnog sustava i kao dominantna utvrđuje se opreka između modernizma i tradicionalizma. U doba najveće potpore liberalnim vrijednostima i liberalizam se izdvaja kao posebna dimenzija, ali s padom te potpore on se vraća unutar tradicionalizma. Bitan i neočekivani nalaz jest to da je liberalizam zapravo bliži tradicionalizmu nego modernizmu.The paper analyses the dynamic of change in attitudes and values in Croatia during the 1985 to 2010 period with special concentration on fractures following the dissolution of the socialist regime and constitution of the new capitalist and democratic regime. There are two main findings. With the disintegration of socialism, the combination of re-traditionalization and modernization emerges. Those value dimensions directly connected with identity dimensions are re-traditionalizing, and those further away from the identity core are modernizing. On the other hand, the initially high support for liberal principles, the market and democracy, after the experience with their application under the Croatian circumstances, is declining. In the second part of the paper the structure of the value system is analyzed. The opposition between traditionalism and modernism is diagnosed as dominant. In the period of the highest support for liberal values, liberalism emerges as a separate dimension; however, with the decline of support it is re-merging with traditionalism. The key unexpected finding is that liberalism is closer to traditionalism than to modernism