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Prague secedes, in spirit

Czechs are taking higher costs and a narrower social safety net in stride, finds sociologist Jan Keller. Prague used to be the first place for protests. "Today's elite sees to it that Prague's quality of life is higher than that in the rest of the country. The conformity of Prague's inhabitants is bought with better living conditions. About 20 years ago, the average income in Prague was only slightly higher than that in other regions. Today, Praguers earn more than 150 percent more than the others. The jobless rate, and thus the risk of economic decline, are much lower. That also explains election results. Prague residents are much more conservative. The further away you get from Prague, the more support you see for the left parties. ... One result is that Prague has become a state within a state, and its residents no longer identify with the rest of the country."

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