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Mladi u Srbiji 2018/2019 (Youth Study Serbia 2018/2019)

2019; RELX Group (Netherlands); Linguagem: Croata

1556-5068

Zoran Pavlović, Dragan Popadić, Srećko Mihailović,

Youth Development and Social Support

Bosnian Abstract: Studije o mladima u državama jugoistocne Evrope 2018/2019. je međunarodni istraživacki projekat simultano sproveden u 10 zemalja jugoistocne Evrope: Albanija, Bosna i Hercegovina, Bugarska, Hrvatska, Kosovo, Makedonija, Crna Gora, Rumunija, Srbija i Slovenija. Cilj projekta je da identifikuje, opise i analizira stavove mladih i obrasce njihovog ponasanja u savremenim drustvima. Podaci su prikupljeni pocetkom 2018. i vise od 10 000 mladih ljudi između 14 i 29 godina iz pomenutih država su uzeli ucesce u istraživanju. Studije pokrivaju sirok opseg tema koje se ticu iskustava i aspiracija mladih u razlicitim sferama života, kao sto su obrazovanje, zaposljavanje, politicka participacija, familijarne veze, slobodno vreme i upotreba informacionih i komunikacionih tehnologija, ali i njihove vrednosti, stavovi i verovanja. Empirijsko istraživanje je objavljeno u okviru 10 nacionalnih i jednoj regionalnoj studiji, koje su stampane na engleskom i nacionalnim jezicima. English Abstract: FES Youth Studies Southeast Europe 2018/2019” is an international youth research project carried out simultaneously in ten countries in Southeast Europe: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia. The main objective of the surveys has been to identify, describe and analyse attitudes of young people and patterns of behaviour in contemporary society. The data was collected in early 2018 from more than 10,000 respondents aged 14–29 in the above-mentioned countries who participated in the survey. A broad range of issues were addressed, including young peoples’ experiences and aspirations in different realms of life, such as education, employment, political participation, family relationships, leisure and use of information and communications technology, but also their values, attitudes and beliefs. Findings are presented in ten national and one regional study and its accompanying policy papers, which have been published in both English and the respective national languages.