Occurrence of ethical problem is forced them in research of total institutions by character. It belongs to biggest ethical problems in case of total institution in the course of research: - protection privacy respondent and at publication of result in accordance with staff; - behavior neutrality equal as well as subordinates; - disclosure secret environmental. Concentration on variable, which limit subjectivism of collected data has in research of total institutions in forceful winning objective data about functioning in accordance with society of reality ethical dilemmas meaning this exclusive not increasing simultaneously.
Great discoveries of mineral resources of the Polish Geological Institute.A b s t r a c t. One hundred years of the activity of the Polish Geological Institute is an exceptional opportunity to emphasize its role in the discovery of mineral resources in Poland. During the last 100 years the structure of the Institute and its place in the government administration have changed many times. However, these changes have not affected the engagement of the Institute in the study of geology of Poland, especially in the area of discovering new mineral deposits, as this was demanded from the Institute by the authorities of Poland. Today, from the perspective of 100 years, it has to be stated that these expectations were lived up and contributed to the development of the country's economy. During 100 years the Institute discovered mineral deposits worldwide as well as on a regional scale. This article attempts to present the history of the discoveries of mineral deposits by the Polish Geological Institute during 100 years of its existence. The deposits which are presented here are those of the greatest importance some of whichmay not be mined today due to economic and environmental causes, and also due to the fact that these resources were fully exploited. But, one must remember that the discovery of all these mineral deposits would have been impossible without the study of the country's geology. It was emphasized by the founding fathers and first directors of the Institute who appreciated the great role of basic science in the discovery of mineral resources.
The aim of spatial policy is both to protect specific values of space and to rationally shape it by stimulating social and economic processes. Protective activities include striving to maintain a balance between economic, social and environmental elements. For spatial planning to be an effective public policy tool, it must cover all aspects of socio-economic life. In the social stream, one of the most important are decisions in the field of health by reducing differences in access to health and education services in regions, including health education. This education can contribute to shaping correct health attitudes and eliminate the diversity in this area between young people living in urban and rural areas. In order to determine the spatial (urban-rural) differentiation in shaping health attitudes, a field study of young adults of various types of secondary schools, i.e. vocational schools, technical schools and general schools in the Mazowieckie voivodship has been carried out. In the light of the study, the thesis on the existence of the differentiation in health behaviours between young people living in cities and those living in villages has not been confirmed. Big differences in these youth behaviours have not been revealed. However, differences appeared between types of schools. It turned out that the studied youth from the Mazowieckie Voivodeship learning in vocational schools, to a lesser extent than young people attending general schools and technical schools, recognize situations threatening their health in the form of weaker nutrition, e.g. eating fewer vegetables or frequent contacts with psychoactive substances. A general conclusion from the research is that the most important seems to be promoting and spreading the knowledge about health through lifestyle education, with an emphasis on the youth attending vocational schools, as those in need of the strongest substantive and infrastructural support.
This article focuses on searching for a consensual model of similarities, differences, transfers of practices, and lending networks in regional dialogue, which would be appropriate for Polish realities. These considerations are made within the framework of an analysis of two institutionalized varieties of dialogue: social and civil dialogue at the level of voivodship. Elements of a model answer to the issues addressed by the authors are constructed with reference to the Malopolska region, which was selected due to the results of nationwide research – conducted earlier by one of the authors – indicating that this region has a clear potential which favours the development of dialogue institutions. The authors use the categories indicated, taking into account the tool of public deliberation. Following theorists and practitioners, they consider deliberation as one of the most optimal dialogical (pre)decision-making paths, since it leads to effective and acceptable decisions and enables the optimal, fair and transparent public management of environmental resources. It is assumed that the mutual learning of new ways of doing things by specific institutions engaged in social and civil dialogue enables the correction of already established nondialogue elements in the future. It is also assumed that, according to the concept of so-called learning regions, other regions are able to learn dialogue from one region. The authors use the methodology of the social sciences, and in particular they reach for proposals of public policy studies, which they supplement with elements of formal and institutional analysis. The method used for this purpose is a comparative analysis of social and civil dialogue in Polish regions, along with the use of legal analysis and borrowings from case studies carried out in earlier research. ; Artykuł koncentruje się na poszukiwaniach odpowiedniego dla polskich realiów, konsensualnego modelu podobieństw, różnic, transferów praktyk oraz użyczania sieci współpracy w dialogu regionalnym. Rozważania te czynione są w ramach analizy dwóch zinstytucjonalizowanych odmian dialogu: społecznego i obywatelskiego na poziomie województwa. Elementy modelowej odpowiedzi na podejmowane przez autorów kwestie konstruuje się w odniesieniu do regionu małopolskiego, ponieważ wcześniejsze badania wykazały, że region ten posiada wyraźny potencjał sprzyjający rozwojowi instytucji dialogowych. Autorzy posługują się wskazanymi kategoriami, uwzględniając narzędzie, jakim jest publiczna deliberacja. Za teoretykami i praktykami uznają deliberację za jedną z najbardziej optymalnych dialogowych ścieżek (przed)decyzyjnych, które prowadzą ku skutecznym i akceptowalnym rozstrzygnięciom i umożliwiają optymalne, sprawiedliwe i przejrzyste publiczne zarządzanie zasobami środowiskowymi. Wychodzą w tekście z założenia, że wzajemne uczenie się nowych sposobów działania przez konkretne instytucje dialogu społecznego i obywatelskiego umożliwia korygowanie w przyszłości utrwalonych już elementów niedialogowych. Zakładają również, że w myśl koncepcji tzw. uczących się regionów, od jednego regionu są w stanie uczyć się dialogu inne województwa. Autorzy korzystają z metodologii nauk społecznych, a w szczególności sięgają do propozycji studiów z polityki publicznej, które uzupełniają elementami analizy formalno-instytucjonalnej: wykorzystują analizę porównawczą dialogu społecznego i obywatelskiego w polskich regionach, a także analizę prawną oraz studia przypadków.
