Ressourcen, Potenziale und Blockaden des "dritten Sozialraums" in zwei ländlichen Regionen Mecklenburg-Vorpommerns
Überlegungen zu einem Konzept "sorgender Gemeinschaften"
Heidrun Herzberg, Vera Sparschuh, Katja Rackow, Anne Kirschner y Kathrin Bernateck
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Heidrun Herzberg, Vera Sparschuh, Katja Rackow, Anne Kirschner, Kathrin Bernateck, Ressourcen, Potenziale und Blockaden
des "dritten Sozialraums" in zwei ländlichen Regionen Mecklenburg-Vorpommerns (2017), Beltz Juventa, 69469 Weinheim, ISSN: 1610-2339, 2017 #03, S.248
des "dritten Sozialraums" in zwei ländlichen Regionen Mecklenburg-Vorpommerns (2017), Beltz Juventa, 69469 Weinheim, ISSN: 1610-2339, 2017 #03, S.248
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Descripción / Abstract
Die folgenden Ausführungen präsentieren die Forschungsergebnisse einer Triangulationsstudie zur Situation "sorgender Gemeinschaften" in zwei ländlichen Regionen Mecklenburg-Vorpommerns. In einer quantitativen Befragung mit aktivierenden Anteilen und vertiefenden qualitativen ExpertInneninterviews mit Personen, die professionell oder ehrenamtlich mit dem Aufbau und der Pflege von Nachbarschaftsstrukturen befasst sind, konnte eine empirisch fundierte Einsicht in dörfliche Entwicklungsprozesse gewonnen werden. Von besonderem Interesse war die Rekonstruktion mentaler Orientierungsmuster in den ExpertInneninterviews. Stark ausgeprägt schienen Orientierungen, die mit sozialer Kontrolle und einer gewissen Be-harrungstendenz zu tun hatten. Auf dieser Ebene entstanden vereinzelt auch Konflikte in den konkreten dörflichen Entwicklungsprozessen. Andererseits gab es ebenso Beispiele außergewöhnlich positiver Entwicklungen.
Abstract: The following article represents the results of a triangulation study focusing on devel-opments of "caring communities" in two rural areas of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania. A quanti-tative questionnaire procedure which followed the ideas of action research and qualitative guid-ed interviews with professional and voluntary experts of neighbourly structures led to empirical-ly grounded views into developments of village life. The formulation of a grounded theory on mental orientation patterns based on the data of expert interviews seems to be of special interest. Orientations that are related to social control and certain persistence were found to be dominant. These orientations occasionally resulted in conflicts during the phase of development of neigh-bourhood processes. On the other side remarkable positive examples of village developments occurred.
Abstract: The following article represents the results of a triangulation study focusing on devel-opments of "caring communities" in two rural areas of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania. A quanti-tative questionnaire procedure which followed the ideas of action research and qualitative guid-ed interviews with professional and voluntary experts of neighbourly structures led to empirical-ly grounded views into developments of village life. The formulation of a grounded theory on mental orientation patterns based on the data of expert interviews seems to be of special interest. Orientations that are related to social control and certain persistence were found to be dominant. These orientations occasionally resulted in conflicts during the phase of development of neigh-bourhood processes. On the other side remarkable positive examples of village developments occurred.