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Introduction 7 // 1. Development tendencies from the 1990s up to 2002 9 - Martin Potůček // 1.1. Population development, family, health care 10 - Miroslava Mašková // 1.2. Social structure and cohesion - the reform of social policy 17 - Martin Potůček // 1.3. Value orientations of Czech society 20 - Libor Prudký // 1.4. Economic development 21 - Jana Marková // 1.5. Political development - from an authoritative system towards democracy 26 - Martin Potůček // 1.6. The Czech Republic heading towards entry into the European Union 29 - Jana Marková // 2. People in society 31 // 2.1. People in view of the quality and sustainability of life indicators 31 - Peter Mederly, Pavel Nováček, Ján Topercer // 2.2. Educational system and skills 40 - Arnošt Veselý, Jaroslav Kalous // 2.?. Economy, labor and employment policy 49 - Pavel Kuchař, Soňa Jelínková, Martin Potůček // 2.4. Social policy and vulnerable groups 61 - Bohumiula Čabanová, Gabriela Munková, Petra Hejnová, Petra Kopecká, Olga Šmídová // 2.5. Security of the country and its citizens 77 - Martin Cejp, Jiří Buriánek, Jakub Holas, Pavol Frič // 2.6. Regional disparities 85 - Peter Mederly, Pavel Nováček, Jan Přikryl // 3. A pressing task: good governance 93 // 3.1. Public administration and its reform 93 - Jan Přikryl // 3.2. The development of the public sector 96 - Pavol Frič // 3.3. The forming of public policy 101 - Martin Potůček // 3.4. The integration process into the European Union 103 - Jana Marková // 4. Selected strategies of future development 107 - Team of authors // 4.1. Task one: development of population and family policies 110 // 4.2. Task two: pension reform 111 // 4.3. Task three: support for the knowledge society 112 // 4.4. Task four: reinforcement of social cohesion and national identity 11 3 // 4.5. Task five: reform of the country’s constitutional and political system 115 // Appendix of tables 117 // References 125

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