„Вакцинална колебљивост“ у западној и источној Европи: значај контекстуалних утицаја
ДОИ: https://doi.org/10.2298/GEI2203153T УДК 39:351.774.7(4) Прегледни рад
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У раду се на примеру источне и западне Европе указује на значај контекстуалних утицаја на одлуке и понашање у погледу вакцина и вакцинације. Контекстуалне детерминанте су идентификоване као важне приликом теоријског уобличавања појма „вакциналне колебљивости“ који омогућава свеобухватно разумевање разлога због којих у јавности долази до преиспитивања вакцина. Стога је у раду најпре представљена теоријска разрада поменутог концепта, а потом се разматрају контекстуални утицаји на вакциналну колебљивост унутар европског простора како би се уочиле разлике које у том погледу постоје између западне и источне Европе, као и између одређених мањинских заједница и већинског становништва у западноевропским земљама. Показало се да је у свим случајевима вакцинална колебљивост питање поверења, али је оно више нарушено услед друштвених и политичко-економских искустава која су карактеристична за постсоцијалистички контекст у источној Европи и за услове у којима живе неке мањинске заједнице у западној Европи. Представљање теоријског оквира појма вакциналне колебљивости је засновано на прегледу извештаја Радне групе за вакциналну колебљивост при СЗО, док су за приказ контекстуалних детерминанти узети резултати квантитативних и квалитативних истраживања у различитим европским земљама и прегледи студија које у свом фокусу имају поменуте утицаје.
Кључне речи: вакцинална колебљивост, вакцинално понашање, социо-културне и политичке детерминанте, Европа
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TRIFUNOVIĆ, Vesna.
„Вакцинална колебљивост“ у западној и источној Европи: значај контекстуалних утицаја.
Гласник Етнографског института САНУ, [S.l.], v. 70, n. 3, p. 153–173, jan. 2023.
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