Original title: A case study on the methodological measurability of integrational project's success
Translated title: A case study on the methodological measurability of integrational project's success
Authors: Walser, Michael ; Hájek, Martin (advisor) ; Čada, Karel (referee)
Document type: Master’s theses
Year: 2018
Language: eng
Abstract: ii Abstract The topic of his thesis, "Social Sustainability", arising from the social sciences, specifically sociology, has naturally its core focus on society and its functioning. To be more exact, the functioning of society in context of integration, which is an ever more growing topic in the globalised world we live in. In relation to this thesis, an integrational project/workshop has been carried out at a folk high school, Brandbjerg, in Denmark, with the purpose to practically test, the methodological measurability of change in subjectivity. Worth mentioning, that the hosting community, in terms of immigration, was in focus and its perception on variation of habitus. Hereto, Q-Methodology from William Stephenson functioned as the foundation for the development of the workshop, as well as it aided the analysis of the therefrom taken data, to determine a change in the participants subjectivity. The aim of this practical implementation, was to put the findings into perspective of the theoretical framework of sustainability, specifically social sustainability. The findings served in combination with face to face interaction as part of social integration, to underline the need for sustainable integration and an alteration of social sustainability upon further research. A tendency was determined as being the...
Keywords: FtFInteraction; Integration; Measurability; Political Correctness; Social Integration; Social Sustainability; Subjectivity; Sustainability

Institution: Charles University Faculties (theses) (web)
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Original record: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11956/99381

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