SOCIÁLNE CHARAKTERISTIKY RÓMSKEJ POPULÁCIE V SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKE

Authors

  • Mária Husáková Ekonomická univerzita v Bratislave, Národohospodárska fakulta, Katedra sociálneho rozvoja a práce
  • Silvia Ošková Ekonomická univerzita v Bratislave, Národohospodárska fakulta, Katedra sociálneho rozvoja a práce

Abstract

Slovakia has one of the largest Roma minority in Europe, and its size does
not have a real image. Roma ethnicity is different from the majority of basic social
characteristics and face discrimination and prejudice in society. Most of the Roma
population is dependent on the social system, whether objective or subjective reasons.
The main problem is the poor integration of the Roma population in the labor market,
which makes them suitable to higher risk of poverty and social exclusion. Lack of
statistical data on the living conditions of Roma households prevents policymakers
take action to improve the quality of life for this population group.

Author Biographies

  • Mária Husáková, Ekonomická univerzita v Bratislave, Národohospodárska fakulta, Katedra sociálneho rozvoja a práce

    Ing. Mária Husáková, CSc.
    Ekonomická univerzita v Bratislave, Národohospodárska fakulta, Katedra sociálneho
    rozvoja a práce
    Dolnozemská cesta 1,852 35 Bratislava, Slovensko
    Tel. číslo: +421267291426

  • Silvia Ošková, Ekonomická univerzita v Bratislave, Národohospodárska fakulta, Katedra sociálneho rozvoja a práce

    Ing. Silvia Ošková, PhD.
    Ekonomická univerzita v Bratislave, Národohospodárska fakulta, Katedra sociálneho
    rozvoja a práce
    Dolnozemská cesta 1,852 35 Bratislava, Slovensko
    Tel. číslo: +421267291426

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Published

2012-11-27

Issue

Vol. 6 (2012)

Section

Vědecké statě

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