Czech men and women in cyberspace

Autor	Mgr. Jan Sládek, PhDr. Natálie Simonová, Bc. Petra Nováková, Mgr. Petr Lupáč, Mgr. Štěpán Konečný,
Organisation	Institut sociálních studií, Univerzita Karlova, U Kříže 8
Year	2008
Research type	research report
Annotation	The final report of security research called „ Problems of cybernetic menaces from the point of view of the Czech Republic security interests“ focuses on description of socio-psychological profile of cyberspace population. An attention is paid to description of Internet population, its typology and services that people use on Internet. The main part of the report is an analysis aimed at security on Internet and its aspects. The report draws on a large quantitative inquiry within the World Internet Project which was carried out between 2005-2008. Furthemore, it draws on particular qualitative inquiries of selected target groups such as the youth, IT specialists and people who do not use Internet. A study of security within enterpreneurial enviroment in the Czech Republic is also included. The main target group consists of the youth up to 30 years who has been using Internet since thein babyhood. Contrary to an older generation who have no such experience, socialisation and value orientation of the youth today are distinctively influenced by cyberspace.
Keywords	youth; cyberspace; security; cybernetic menaces; internet
Research type	comparative research
Start date	1. 1. 2007
End date	31. 12. 2008
Obor	AO Sociology, demography
Email	soukup@fsv.cuni.cz
Availability	available by the researcher
Link	http://www.nidm.cz/neformalni-vzdelavani/vyzkum/registr/cesky-a-cesi-v-kyberprostoru
Research location	Institut sociálních studií, Univerzita Karlova, U Kříže 8, Praha 5 Jinonice 15800
Organisation	Institut sociálních studií, Univerzita Karlova, U Kříže 8
Organisation web	http://www.nidm.cz/neformalni-vzdelavani/vyzkum/registr/cesky-a-cesi-v-kyberprostoru
Possible connection	Children and Youth Ratio in population Number of children and young people Expected numbers of children and young people Number of addressed clients by the Youth Information Centres network International youth cooperation