Wage distribution fairness in post-socialist countries: situation and socialization
"Fairness of wage distribution – or the perception of such – is a phenomenon crucial for the stability of new democracies. While theories exist about how change of the political system trickles down to the attitudinal level, the systematic analysis of the effect of economic transition on public...
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Contents List offigures List of tables Preface Acknowledgments 1 Introduction ix xi xiii xv 1 PART I Conceptual framework 17 2 Overview of empirical justice research 19 3 Justice profiles: developing a measurement tool for wage distribution fairness 34 PART II Situation 51 4 The influence of contextual situation 53 5 The influence of structural situation 75 6 The influence of cultural situation 95
viii Contents PART III Socialization 111 7 The influence of socialization 113 8 Disentangling situation and socialization 143 PART IV Outlooks 9 Justice profiles as economic legitimacy 165 167 10 Conclusions 181 Appendices 187 Appendix A—Methodology 189 Appendix В—Contextual overview of countries 207 Appendix C—Overview of generations 220 Appendix D—Complementaiy multinomial logistic regression tables 238 Index 263
Index Page numbers in italics denote tables, those in bold denote figures. actual reward function (ARF) 28 Adams, Stacy 21, 116 age-period-cohort (APC) analysis, application of 126-8,130-1,132, 134-5,136; method of 123,198-203 Árkaiké’s Information Criterion (AIC), description 197 ascriptivism, 26, 27; as justice ideology 96 Beck, Ulrich 58 belief in ajust world theory 56, 67 Berger, Joseph 23 blue-collar workers 78, 231, 232 Builder Generation, in East Germany 128, 129, 130, 153,153,154,155, 224-6; primary socialization in labor market 225-6; transition and beyond 226; and wage distribution fairness 131 Chi-square, application for difference testing 80, 82, 146, 152,153, 155,157, 158; application in crosstabulation 123, 130, 133; method for difference testing 80, 146 Coleman’s boat, wage distribution fairness in 167,168 cognitive dissonance theory, Festinger’s 21 comparative fit index (CFI), description 198 confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), method of 197; see also multi-group confirmatory factor analysis (MGCFA) Consolidating Generation, in Hungary 124, 125-6, 222; primary socialization, in labor market 222; transition and beyond 222 contextual overview, of countries 207-14; Czech Republic 211-14; East Germany 209-11; Hungary 207-9 contextual situation: historical circumstances, uniqueness of 56-8; influence of 53-4, 64—7, 171-2, 183; learning and 67-70; macrostractural factors 58-67; wage distribution fairness 54-8 Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (COMECON) 172, 178n3, 213; collapse of213 crosstabulation, application of 123,130, 133; method of 197 cross-cultural
analyses, and justice attitudes 6 cultural situation: grid-group paradigm 95-7; influence of in Czech Republic 103,104,107, 157-61; influence of in East Germany 103,106, 154-5; influence ofin Hungary 103,106, 148-52; and socialization 144-5; theoretical background of 95-7; wage distribution fairness 98-107 Czech generations 131-3,228-30; cultural situation and 157-61; Equalizing Generation 231; First Republic Generation 230; level of egalitarianism across 159; level of individualism across 158; Normalization Generation 231-2; Post-transitional Generation 232; Pretransitional Generation 232; scheme based on entry to the labor market 230; Socialist Generation 231; socialization profiles for 134; structural characteristics, by 156; structural situation and 156-7; by year of birth and age 230
264 Index Czech Republic, cultural factors in 157-61; cultural factors, effect of 103, 104,107; disentangling situation and socialization 156-61; egalitarianism, effects of 107,160; elites in 212; employment, effects of 88; entry into socialism 211-12; household income, effects of 87; Czech historical economic periods (Vecemlkian classification of) 229; income inequalities 63; individualism, effects of 104,161; education, effects of 86; labor market in 92,212-13; macrostructural factors 59, 60,61, 62; macrostructural factors, effect of 63-76; overview 8, 211-14; political transition of 212; pre-socialist in 57, 211-12; restructuring and expansion of economy 60,212, 213; secondary socialization of generations in 232-3; social inequalities in 213-14; socialization in 131-3; socialization, effect of 133-5; structural factors, effect of 83, 85,86,87, 88; unemployment rate in 63; voucher privatization 213; wage distribution fairness in 55, 56 disentangling situation, influence of: in Czech Republic 156-61; in East Germany 152-5; in Hungary 145-52 Distanced Generation, in East Germany 128,129,130,153,154, 227-8; primary socialization, in labor market 227; transition and beyond 227-8, and wage distribution fairness 131 distributive justice research 9-10,19, 45, 46,98, 116,181; empirical 20-5; first generations of 20-2; normative 44, 76; second generation of 22-5; terminology of 25-31 dominant ideology, thesis 97; in post socialist countries 99, 145 Douglas, Mary 95-7 East German generations: Builder Generation 128,129, 130, 153, 153, 154, 224—6; cultural situation and 153-5;
Distanced Generation 129,130, 153,153, 154, 227-8; Integrated Generation 128,129, 153,153, 154, 227; scheme based on entry to the labor market 225; socialization profiles for 129; structural characteristics, by 153; structural situation and 152-3; Transition Children Generation 128, 129, 130-1, 153,153, 154, 228; War Children Generation 129,130,153,153, 154, 226; by year of birth and age 225 East Germany, cultural factors 154; cultural factors, effect of 103,105; disentangling situation and socialization in 152-5; egalitarianism, effects of 105-6; elites in 210; employment, effects of 88; entry into socialism 209; and financial crisis of 1929 209; household income, effect of 87; income inequalities 63; individualism, effects of 104,154; education, effects of 84; labor market 210-11; macrostructural factors 59-60; macrostructural factors, effect of; 63-76; Marxist-Leninist ideology of 155; overview 7-8, 209-11; migration opportunities to West Germany 130; Monday Protests 210; political transition of 210; pre-socialist customs in 57; pre war economic difficulties 209; social inequalities 211; socialism in 57; socialization in 128-30; socialization, effect of 130-1; structural factors, effect of 83, 84, 85, 87; wage distribution fairness in 7-8,55, 56,131 economic growth: effect of 66; trends in 61 economic legitimacy, wage distribution fairness as 167-8; Coleman’s boat and 168; concept of 168; defined 169-70; and economic development 177; from individual to country 170-2; and inverse legitimacy 174, 177; level of 171; macrostructural determinants of 175, 176; micro-macro
link 170-2; phases of 176; and political legitimacy 176-7; in post-socialist countries 171,174; public opinion of 169; remarks on 168-70; requisites of 173-8; socialization for 176; two-dimensional scheme for 173-8 economic prosperity: and economic legitimacy 174; trends in 60; wage distribution fairness, effect of 65 education, effect of: in Czech Republic 86; in East Germany 84; in Hungary 81, 82-3 egalitarianism, justice ideology of 96, 99, 148, 154; correlations with individualism 102; in Czech Republic 159; in Czech Republic, effect of 107, 160; in East Germany 155; in East Germany, effect of 106; in Hungary 150; in Hungary, effect of 106,151;
Index 265 measurement model for 100; and wage distribution fairness 104-7 empirical justice research, taxonomy of 45; see also distributive justice research employment, effect of 88 enlightenment, theory of 77; income inequality and 78; validity of 78; verification of 80 equality, principle of 26 Equalizing Generation, in Czech Republic 133^1; primary socialization, in labor market 231 equity: classical theories of 20-2; principle of 24, 26 factor scores, 102,198 fairness heuristic theory of 39 fatalismus, justice ideology 96 First Republic Generation, in Czech Republic 133, primary socialization, in labor market 231 ; secondary socialization 232-3 firee-market economy 6, 99,120. 137, 163, 208, 223 full information maximum likelihood, 204n3,204n5 gender, effect of 89,90 generations: characteristics of 120-3; concept of 119-20; definition of 119; determination of 120, 220; effect on wage distribution see socialization; in justice research, lack of 119; and labor market 121; non-socialist 122; in post socialist countries 120-3; pre-socialist 121-2; socialist 122; and socialization 119-23; transition 122; and tunnel effect 120; see also Builder Generation; Consolidating Generation; Czech generations; Distanced Generation; East German generations; Equalizing Generation; First Republic Generation; Goulash Socialist; Hungarian generations; Integrated Generation; Normalization Generation; Post-socialist Generation; Post-transitional Generation; Pre-transitional Generation; Socialist Generation; Transition Children; War Children Gini index of disposable incomes 62; see also income
inequalities goodness-of-fit, measures for 197-8 Goulash Socialist Generation, in Hungary 124, 125, 223; primary socialization, in labor market 223; transition and beyond 223 grid-group paradigm 95-7; applied to justice ideologies 96 gross domestic product (GDP) 60; growth of 62; see also economic growth; economic prosperity group value model 39 Hirschman, Albert 59 Homans, George C. 20-1,116-17 household income, effect of 87,91 Hungarian generations: Consolidating Generation 124, 125-6,222; cultural situation and 148-52; Goulash Socialist generation 124, 125, 223; level of egalitarianism across 151; Posttransitional Generation 123,124,126, 224; scheme based on entry to the labor market 220; socialization profile for 124; structural characteristics, by 145; structural situation and 145-8; Transitional Generation 124, 223-4; War Generation 124, 221-2; by year of birth and age 221 Hungary, cultural factors in 148-52; cultural factors, effect of 103, 105; disentangling situation and socialization in 145-52; economy 208-9; egalitarianism, effects of 106,150,151; elites 207-8; employment, effects of 88, 147; entry into socialism 207; household income, effects of 87; income inequalities in 63; individualism, effects of 103; education, effects of 81,82-3; labor market 57, 80, 145, 208; macrostructural factors 60, 61, 62; macrostructural factors, effect of; 63-76; Opposition Roundtable (1989) 207; overview of 7,207-9; political transition in 207; pre-socialist customs in 207; privatizations 208; social inequalities in 209; socialization in 123; socialization, effect of 123-8;
structural factors, effect of 82-3, 85, 87, 88,90; wage distribution fairness in 55, 56 Husák’s Children, in Czech Republic 232 income inequalities: measurement of 63; trends in 59-60,62; wage distribution fairness, effect of 59,68 individualism, justice ideology of 96,99, 148; correlations with egalitarianism 102; in Czech Republic 158;
266 Index individualism, justice ideology of continued in Czech Republic, effect of 104,161; in East Geimany 154; in East Germany, effect of 103; in Hungary 149; in Hungary, effect of 103; measurement model for 100; and wage distribution fairness 102-4 Inglehart, Ronald 115 Integrated Generation, in East Germany 128,129,153, 154,227; primary socialization, in labor market 227; transition and beyond 227; and wage distribution fairness 131 International Social Justice Project (ISJP) 9, 189 International Social Survey Project (ISSP) 9 inverse legitimacy 174—7 investments, principle of 26; see also equity Jasso, Guillermina 20,28, 29, 35, 37 Jasso-index 36; see also justice evaluations just reward function (JRF) 28 justice attitudes 76; analytical differentiation 20-5; conceptual comparison between measures for 46, 71, 92, 108; definition of 28, 76; and justice evaluations 34; and justice profiles 43,46; modes of28-30; overview 30; and perceptions 29; and preferences 35; and self-interest 76; toward wage inequalities 53; types of 35 justice evaluations: definition of22, 23-4, 30, 35; concept of 22; dichotomization of 191; justice evaluation function (JEF) 28; and justice profiles 40; justice evaluation index 23-4, 35; mathematical formulation of 20, 23, 24, 30, 35, 36,37, 190, 191; of outcomes 35-6, 182, 191; of rules 36-7, 182, 191; as units of wage distribution fairness 34-7 justice ideology: ascriptivism, as 27, 96; egalitarianism, as 96; egalitarianism, effect of 104-7,151; and extension of justice evaluation function 97; fatalismus, as 96; generation, by 149,
150,154,155,158,159; and grid-group paradigm 96; individualism, as 96; individualism, effect of 102-4; measurement model of 100; multi-group confirmatory factor analyses for 99-101, 101; notion of 95; on nature of 97-8; in post-socialist countries 99-101; primary 98, 163; secondary 98, 163; as value 97; and wage distribution fairness 98-107 justice judgments 28, 76 justice principles 26-7 justice profiles 5, 70, 191; application of 41; characteristics of 42-3; as cognitive measure 43; concept of 40; country comparison 55; as distributive justice measure 42; as economic legitimacy 170-8; general scheme 41; interpretation of 44; micro and macro level interpretations of 41, 44,46; operationalization of 191; typology 44; units of 34—7; as wage distribution fairness 40-4 justice research see distributive justice research; procedural justice justice rules see wage rules knowledge, sociology of 119 Kohli, Martin 119 labor market 2-3, 57; in Czech Republic 212-13; in East Germany 210-11; experience of generations on 121; generation scheme based on entry to 220,221, 225, 225, 230, 230; in Hungary 208; restructuring of 221-2; top-down liberalization of 210; and unemployment rate 66 latent constructs, in measurement models 99, 102, 197-8 learning mechanism, for wage distribution 67-70, 71, 78; and socialization 114, 115-16; learning-by-doing, mechanism of 148 likelihood ratio test see log-likelihood test Likert scales 190 Lind, Edgar A. 39 log-likelihood test application of 152,153, 156,157; method of 80 macrostructural factors, and economic legitimacy 173-6; and reflection thesis 58;
trends in 59-63; and tunnel effect 59; wage distribution, effect of 63-7; see also economic prosperity; economic growth; income inequalities; unemployment rates Mannheim, Karl 115, 119, 122 Marxist-Leninist ideology of GDR 155 maximum likelihood estimation 197 measurement tool, for wage distribution fairness: conceptual contribution 44-5;
Index justice evaluations 34-7; justice profiles 40-4; order-related justice 37-40; outcome-related justice 37-40 merit-based justice see equity research methodology, applied 9, 189-204; and method notes 64, 80,100,102,123, 126,146 micro and macrojustice, principles of 44, 98,105 Monday Protests, in East Germany 210 multi-group confirmatojy factor analysis (MGCFA): application of 99,100,101, 102, 148, 154, 157; method of 198 multinomial logistic regression (MNL), application of 139-262; description of 64,146; method of 197; see also predicted probabilities need, principle of 26; and socialization 117 non-socialist generation 122 Normalization Generation, in Czech Republic 134,156, 157,158, 159,231; primary socialization 231; and wage distribution fairness 135 order-related justice 22-4,192; and socialization 117; and outcome-related justice 37-8, 46,71, 92,108; as unit of justice profiles 36 outcome-related justice 22-4, 182,193; and extension ofjustice evaluation function 97; and macrostructural effects 58, 173; and order-related justice 37-8, 46, 71; 92, 108; and self-interest 116; as unit ofjustice profiles 35 outcomes 4; as component of wage distribution 27; justice evaluation of 35; justice attitudes toward 53 Piaget, Jean 115, 116 political legitimacy, and economic legitimacy 176 post-socialist generation 121-3, 137, 163 post-socialist setting 7-8; and wage distribution fairness in 5-7 post-socialist wage distribution 7, 79, 107, 122,184 Post-transitional Generation, in Czech Republic 133,134,156,158,159, 232; primary socialization 232; and wage distribution fairness
135 Post-transitional Generation, in Hungary 123,124, 126,145, 149,149,150, 224; 267 primary socialization in labor market transition 224; and beyond 224; and wage distribution fairness 125 Prague Spring of 1968 159, 229,231 predicted probabilities, application of 55, 64,65,66,67,68,69, 80,81, 82,83,84, 85,86, 87,88,90,103,104,106,107, 126,127,132,136,146,147,151, 152, 159,160,161,162; method of 198 pre-socialist generation 121-2,137,148, 185 Pre-transitional Generation, in Czech Republic 133,134,135,156,158,159, 232; primary socialization 232; and wage distribution fairness 135 procedural justice 38-40,47n4 public opinion 4—5, 9-10 pure age effect, depiction of 200 pure cohort effect, depiction of 200 pure period effect, depiction of 200 rational choice theory 75; see also self-interest theory Rawls, John 76 reflection thesis 58 relative deprivation theory 53, 77 results, principle of 27 reward justice see outcome-related justice root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA) 109n2; description 198 Rossi, Peter 23, 37 Rothschild, Michael 59 rules 4; and justice profiles 5; as component of wage distribution 26-7; justice evaluation of 36-7 self-interest theory 75—7,90; and enlightenment theory 79; operationalization as socioeconomic status 77; relevance of 76; role injustice research 45, 76; and veil of ignorance 76; wage distribution fairness, effect of 76 signaling thesis 65, 70, 71 social inequalities in Czech Republic 213-14; in East Germany 211; in Hungary 209; see also income inequalities social mobility, and tunnel effect 78 social stratification and development
theories 116 socialism, rules of 91 socialist (market) economy 120,123,185, 208,223,233
268 Index socialist generation, generic 122 Socialist Generation, in Czech Republic 134, ¡56,158,159,231; primary socialization 231; and wage distribution fairness 135 socialization 113-14; and cognitive development 115; and cultural situation 144-5; in Czech Republic 131-3, 157-61; in East Germany 128-31, 152-5; and enlightenment theory 77; and generations, concept of 119-23; in Hungary 123-8, 145-52; and justice theories 114—17; key elements of 114-17; and learning 115; manifestation of 119-20; method for analysis of 198-203; in post-socialist countries 118-19; primary 119; secondary 119; and structural situation 143-4; wage distribution fairness, effect of 118-19, 184-5 socioeconomic status, effect of 77, 80 sociological approach 10; see also distributive justice research, second generation of status value theory 23, 53 structural situation: influence of in Czech Republic 85,87, 88, 90, 156-7; influence of in East Germany 83, 84, 87, 88, 90,152-3; enlightenment theory 77-8; influence of in Hungary 80-3, 87, 88, 90, 145-8; self-interest thesis of 75-7; and socialization 143-4; theoretical background of 75-9; and tunnel effect 78-9; and wage distribution fairness 79-89, 183-4 system justification theory 56, 59, 67, 71, 98, 116 theory ofjustice, Rawls 76 total fairness model 40 Törnblom, Kjell 39 Transition Children Generation, in East Germany 128,129, 130, 131, 153,154, 155, 228; primary socialization in labor market 228; and wage distribution fairness 131 transition generation 122 transition trajectory, of post-socialist countries 7-8 Transitional Generation, in Hungary,
123, 146, 147,149,150, 223-4; primary socialization in labor market 223-4; transition and beyond 224; and wage distribution fairness 125 tunnel effect, mechanism of 59, 70, 77-9, 120, 143 unemployment rate, wage distribution fairness, effect of 67; trends in 61 unskilled workers 232 value theory 115 variables for analysis of 189-91 velvet revolution 92 voucher privatization 213 Večerník, Jiří 208, 212,228,229 Vermunt, Riël 39 wage distribution 2; capitalistic 211; components of 3, 26-7; crossover of components and modes in 30-1; defined 4; economic system and 2-4; evaluation of 118; fairness perspective of see wage distribution fairness; functionalist model of 3; modes ofjustice attitudes in 28-30; post-socialist 1, 7, 107,122; process of 5; public opinion on 4-5; relevance of 2-3 wage distribution fairness: components of 34, 182; concept of 4,19,23, 35, 181-3; influence of cultural factors 98-107; in Czech Republic see Czech Republic, wage distribution fairness; definition of 2, wage distribution fairness in; in East Germany see East Germany, wage distribution fairness in; as economic legitimacy of see economic legitimacy, wage distribution fairness as; factors for predicting 26; historical circumstances and 56-8; in Hungary see Hungary, wage distribution fairness in; effect of income inequalities 68; effect of economic prosperity 65; effect of GDP growth 66; effect of time elapsed 69; and justice ideologies 98-9; justice profiles, as 40-4; key factors influencing 183-4; learning and 67-70; influence of macrostructural 58-67; measurement tool for see justice profiles; in
post socialist setting 5-7, 22; influence of socialization 123-37; influence of structural factors 79-92; terminology within justice research 25-31 ; trends in 54-6; effect of unemployment rate 67; units of 34—7 wage inequalities 208; see also outcomes wage rules 210; see also rules Wald test, description of 197
Index Walster, Elaine H. 21 War Children Generation, in East Germany 129,130, 153,153,154,155, 226; primary socialization, in labor market 226; transition and beyond 226; and wage distribution fairness 125 War Generation, in Hungary 123,124, 125,126,146-7,149,150, 221-2; primary socialization in labor market 221-2; transition and beyond 222; and wage distribution fairness 125 Wegener, Bernd 24, 28, 29, 37,96, 97, 98 well-being, and labor marker 3; outcome of wage distribution fairness 43 white-collar workers 79,121 z՜" ■ 269 Bayerisch· Staatsbibliothek І München |
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| spelling | Ignácz, Zsófia 1985- Verfasser (DE-588)106968872X aut Justice attitudes towards the wage distribution Wage distribution fairness in post-socialist countries situation and socialization Zsófia S. Ignácz First edition London ; New York Routledge 2018 xvi, 269 Seiten Diagramme, Karte txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Routledge/European sociological association studies in European societies 23 Dissertation Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin 2014 heavily revised and rewritten "Fairness of wage distribution – or the perception of such – is a phenomenon crucial for the stability of new democracies. While theories exist about how change of the political system trickles down to the attitudinal level, the systematic analysis of the effect of economic transition on public attitudes has been neglected to a large extent. Wage Distribution Fairness in Post-Socialist Countries proposes a conceptual framework to measure the fairness of wage distribution. Indeed, looking particularly at wage distribution fairness in three post-socialist societies (Hungary, East Germany, Czech Republic) since the transition in 1989, this challenging monograph also aims to understand if, and to what extent, the experience of a socialist regime motivates individuals to consider wage distribution as fair.Contributing to our understanding of the relevance of socialization and other situational factors influencing economic legitimacy, Wage Distribution Fairness in Post-Socialist Countries will appeal to undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as postdoctoral researchers, interested in fields including: Sociology, Eastern European Studies and Political Economics."--Provided by publisher Geschichte 1991-2008 gnd rswk-swf Verteilungsgerechtigkeit (DE-588)4127097-6 gnd rswk-swf Postkommunismus (DE-588)4998161-4 gnd rswk-swf Deutschland Östliche Länder (DE-588)4252579-2 gnd rswk-swf Tschechien (DE-588)4303381-7 gnd rswk-swf Ungarn (DE-588)4078541-5 gnd rswk-swf Sociology & Social Policy European Studies Central Asian, Russian & Eastern European Studies (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Ungarn (DE-588)4078541-5 g Deutschland Östliche Länder (DE-588)4252579-2 g Tschechien (DE-588)4303381-7 g Postkommunismus (DE-588)4998161-4 s Verteilungsgerechtigkeit (DE-588)4127097-6 s Geschichte 1991-2008 z DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, ebk 978-1-315-40728-9 (DE-604)BV044632947 Überarbeitung von Ignácz, Zsófia Justice attitudes towards the wage distribution justice profiles in post-socialist countries Berlin, 2014 (DE-604)BV042508385 Routledge/European sociological association studies in European societies 23 (DE-604)BV012734619 23 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030039954&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030039954&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
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| title_auth | Wage distribution fairness in post-socialist countries situation and socialization |
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| title_full | Wage distribution fairness in post-socialist countries situation and socialization Zsófia S. Ignácz |
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