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2947-5023 ationalization after 2000. This work will appeal to social scientists and to a general readership interested in Czech culture and society. 978-1-137-45027-2Series ISSN 2947-5023 Series E-ISSN 2947-5031

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Introduction: An Institutional History of Sociology in the Czech Republic,gy in what today is the Czech Republic, a state created only recently (1993), has been to a large extent coterminous with Czech sociology. Whereas early Czech sociology was built around a strong sense of a political mission tied to nation- and state-building, this sense has been lost in more recent

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,Sociology in Service to Nation-Building: The Legacy of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk,was the only professor to teach the discipline at the Czech University in Prague. In Masaryk’s thought, sociology was closely tied to the philosophy of history, and both were expected to provide guidelines for practical life. Masaryk and his student Edvard Beneš were early public sociologists addres

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,1950–1969: Becoming a Counselor to the Socialist Prince,linization process started in 1956, sociology reappeared as a subject of some Marxist-Leninist intellectual debates. By 1964, sociology gained a following among disaffected Marxists, and sociological research was widely seen as useful for the country’s envisaged economic, social and political recons

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,1969–1989: The Long Hour of Party Ideologists, of 1960s Czech sociology were expelled from the discipline or pushed to the margins. The Communist Party bureaucrats and ideologists who formed the new disciplinary elite subordinated sociology to Marxist–Leninist theory, but also acted to preserve, out of self-interest, the institutions establishe

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The 1990s: Reconstruction and the Turn to the West, public recognition as producers of expert knowledge indispensable for the successful outcome of the transformation process. In the end, this role went to economics instead, and sociology was faced with a crisis of identity. This chapter describes how sociology in the Czech Republic was reconstructe

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