Martial law in the collective Polish memory following the collapse of Communism

Article Abstract:

Martial law remains a controversial subject in Poland and there is an overlapping of the autobiographical memory of those who witnessed the events and the memory of younger generations based on accounts conveyed by the media and educational system in the collective memory. Many Poles consider martial law as a decision made in a situation of absolute necessity and acceptance of the historical decision is promoted by current left-wing views, while right wing views consider marital law as unjustified.

Poland, Analysis, Interpretation and construction, Social perception, Marriage law

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Cross-national differences in the Western Balkans in three dimensions of attitudes: ethnic exclusionism, gender role conservatism, and conservative sexual mores

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Cross-national and cross-ethnic groups within the Western Balkans were analyzed based on their attitudes towards ethnic exclusivity, gender role and moral conservatism with regard to sexual behavior.

Eastern Europe, Sexual behavior, Evaluation, Balkan Peninsula, Ethnic groups, Conservatism

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