Identities - Minorities - Foreign policy - Collective actions and  Political attitudes. 30 years of Slovak Experience

The monograph that we present to you maps some aspects of the post-November development of Slovak society, which in the thirty years of existence of the independent Slovak Republic has undergone a significant transformation in political, economic,  legal, cultural and spiritual terms. This change or, scientifically speaking, the transformation of  society after the political changes in 1989 led to the fact that a relatively egalitarian society  began to change into a hierarchical one, based on an obvious, obvious system of relations of  superiority and subordination, where financial capital plays a significant role, but it was even more significantly strengthened the importance, influence and role of a well-organized network of social relationships, specifically relationships at the level of family, friendships, a wider circle of acquaintances, and where at the same time there has been a decline in culture and 
civility, morals and ethics. Individuals were thus divided into certain specific groups, while  belonging  to a certain specific group subsequently becomes decisive for the individual's integration into society.