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Changes in Young People’s Self-Identification and Value Structures in Transitional Estonia.
(Joensuun Yliopisto. Karjalan tutkimuslaitoksen raportteja., 2007) Kalmus, Veronika; Vihalemm, Triin; Muukkonen, M.; Sotkasiira, T.
“Consumero, ergo sum: tarbin, järelikult olen olemas.”
(2005) Kalmus, Veronika
Differentsiatsija mentalnostei osnovnõh etnitsheskih grupp v Estonii.
(Rossiiskaja Akademija nauk, 2008) Vihalemm, Triin; Kalmus, Veronika
Eesti elanike väärtushinnangute muutused 2002-2005: uurimuse Mina. Maailm. Meedia aruanne.
(Ajakirjanduse ja kommunikatsiooni instituut, 2006) Kalmus, Veronika
Emerging Consumer Types in Transition Culture: Consumption Patterns of Generational and Ethnic Groups in Estonia.
(2008) Keller, Margit; Kalmus, Veronika; Kiisel, Maie
Estonian Adolescents’ Expertise in the Internet in Comparative Perspective.
(2007) Kalmus, Veronika
Lapsed, turg ja meedia: kas on põhjust paanikaks?
(2008) Keller, Margit; Kalmus, Veronika
Rate.ee ja meie tulevik.
(2007) Kalmus, Veronika; Siibak, Andra
Riskialtid tiigrikutsud: eesti lapsed kui (uue) meedia kasutajad.
(Tallinna Ülikooli kirjastus, 2008) Kalmus, Veronika; Ots, Loone
Riskid ja turvalisus internetis: Euroopa laste vaatenurk. Peamiste tulemuste eestikeelne kokkuvõte
(2010-10-21) Kalmus, Veronika
School textbooks in the field of socialisation
(Tartu : Tartu University Press, 2003) Kalmus, Veronika
School textbooks in the field of socialisation
(Tartu Ülikool, 2003) Kalmus, Veronika
Socialisation in the Changing Learning Environment: Some Considerations for Research.
(STEF, IARTEM and IUFM de Caen, 2006) Kalmus, Veronika; Kalmus, Veronika; Bruillard, E.; Aamotsbakken, B.; Horsley, M.; Knudsen, S.V.
Youth in the Kaleidoskope: Civic Participation Types in Estonia and the Czech Republic
(2018) Beilmann, Mai; Kalmus, Veronika; Macek, Jakub; Mackova, Alena; Šerek, Jan
This paper presents an exploratory typological analysis of young people (aged 15–30) as political and civic actors in Estonia and the Czech Republic. We compare youth civic engagement patterns in these two East European countries, sharing similar socio-historical contexts, and analyse the sociodemographic and attitudinal profiles of the resulting participation types. The study draws on Estonian and Czech data sets collected from November to December 2016 within the Horizon 2020 project CATCH-EyoU – Constructing AcTive CitizensHip with European Youth: Policies, Practices, Challenges and Solutions. Two independent methods (latent class analysis and cluster analysis) demonstrated shared patterns in the political and civic activities employed by the Estonian and Czech participants, suggesting the existence of four clearly distinguishable types of young citizens. A more detailed analysis revealed that the socio-demographic and attitudinal profiles of active young people, and therefore, the factors of political socialization, differed quite substantially in the two countries