Empirical Indicators of Innovative Readiness of the Population: Experience of the Application of the Bogardus Scale

Rostova, A. V.; Urgalkin, Yu. A.

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“…In this case, we form the primary loyalty to innovations through a variety of social technologies. At this stage, another group of the population will be ready for innovations, which have been designated as innovatively acceptable(Rostova & Urgalkin, 2019).The third stage includes reducing resistance among the innovation-isolated population. At this stage, methods of social and economic incentives are used to use innovations.…”

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Model For Forming Innovative Openness Of The Population

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Chedzhemov³

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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2020

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A temporal perspective to empirically investigate the concept of social distance

Tusini

2022

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The essay deals with the problem of the empirical analysis of the concept of social distance using a temporal rather than a spatial approach.To this end, the Bogardus' Social Distance Scale is introduced by emphasizing that it was defined by employing a spatial perspective and describing the socio-cultural environment in which it was designed.Then, it is illustrated a temporal perspective to empirically investigate the concept of social distance introducing the concepts of allochronism, social time and standard time. In particular, it is argued that social time has close connections with our perceptions, interpretations, values, needs and cultures, and as such is particularly suitable for investigating socio-temporal distance.Moreover-as the main focus of this essay-the methodological procedure used by the author to examine the socio-temporal distance of ethnic relations between migrants and natives in Italy is illustrated. By comparing significant indicators suitable for assessing living conditions, it will become evident how the two social groups live in different temporal worlds, although they are physically contemporary. In particular, it is shown how migrants live in a temporal bubble that represents a "piece" of modernity inserted in a postmodern world.It is concluded that studying social distance using a temporal approach is very effective and has several applications: it can be used not only for ethnic relations but also for research on minority, weak, marginal groups, in gender or intergenerational studies, and in all fields in which gaps/disparities/ inequalities must be compared.

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Empirical Indicators of Innovative Readiness of the Population: Experience of the Application of the Bogardus Scale

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Model For Forming Innovative Openness Of The Population

Model For Forming Innovative Openness Of The Population

A temporal perspective to empirically investigate the concept of social distance

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