Raznolikost v raziskovanju etničnosti: izbrani pogledi IV

SUBJECT: ethnicity | ethnic groups | immigrants | Slovenia
COBISS-ID: 264592387

With the publication of this monograph, the Institute for Ethnic Issues symbolically marks one hundred years of activity in the field of minority and ethnic studies. The book is placed in the research field of current issues related to minorities and ethnicity in Slovenia and in the wider regional and European space. The common thread of the contributions is the understanding of social diversity as a fundamental characteristic of modern societies and a critical analysis of the methods of its institutional regulation, political governance and everyday implementation.

The authors of the contributions in the monograph discuss ethnic minorities, immigrants and their descendants within the framework of the welfare state, education, culture, media, politics and historical memory. The contributions range from analyses of integration policies, supplementary mother tongue lessons, the role of Roma assistants and cultural diplomacy to media representations, political participation and historical experiences of migration and minority policies in the 20th century. In doing so, they shed light on minority issues as a complex social process.

The monograph in the series Raznolikost v raziskovanju etničnosti: izbrani pogledi [Diversity in Ethnicity Research: Selected Perspectives] brings together fifteen contributions by researchers at the Institute for Ethnic Issues, as well as visiting and former colleagues. They present findings from their most recent work within the framework of various research projects, programs, and professional research assignments.

Content

1. Romana Bešter, Mojca Medvešek in Janez Pirc – Priseljenci v sistemu socialne varnosti v Sloveniji
2. Robert Devetak – »‘Avanti via Italia!‘ se je čulo povelje laškega častnika«: potek odhoda slovenskega prebivalstva v begunstvo z območij, ki jih je med prvo svetovno vojno zasedla Italija
3. Barbara Duvnjak Turšič in Barbara Riman – Pripadniki slovenske manjšine na Hrvaškem v spletnih različicah slovenskih medijev (2015–2025)
4. Ružica Jakešević – Perceptions of Majority–Minority Relations, Integration and Social Inclusion: Croatia and Slovenia in Comparative Perspective
5. Damir Josipovič – Hrvati na ozemlju današnje Slovenije (1910–2002) – številčni in prostorski razvoj tradicionalnega območja poselitve kot okvira za manjšinsko zaščito s poudarkom na analizi popisa 1910 in na poselitvi v obmejnem pasu
6. Danijel Grafenauer in Matjaž Klemenčič – Politična participacija slovenskih avtohtonih manjšin in slovenskih izseljencev – študija primerov koroških Slovencev in slovenskih Američanov po drugi svetovni vojni
7. Mojca Medvešek – Uresničevanje dopolnilnega pouka maternih jezikov in kultur: sistemski izzivi in perspektive staršev
8. Oskar Mulej – Manjšinsko vprašanje, disimilacija in bistvo narodnosti: Josip Wilfan in vprašanje Judov v Nemčiji, 1933–1934
9. Katalin Munda Hirnök in Sonja Novak Lukanović – Mnenja mladih o pomenu narodnostne šole v Porabju
10. Noémi Nagy – To Recognize or Not to Recognize? The Concept and Recognition of Minorities in Slovenia in Light of International Monitoring
11. Janez Pirc in Romana Bešter – Romski pomočniki v slovenskih osnovnih šolah: zgodovinski razvoj, vloga in pomen
12. Lara Sorgo – Matična domovina v očeh mladih pripadnikov italijanske narodne skupnosti v Sloveniji
13. Natko Štiglić – Primerjalna analiza kulturne diplomacije Republike Slovenije v sosednjih državah (2006–2023)
14. Sabina Zorčič – Izkušnje in mnenja staršev o pouku romščine in romske kulture
15. Mitja Žagar – O pristopih in metodologiji raziskovanja kompleksnih dinamičnih družbenih pojavov, objektivnosti ter financiranju in evalvaciji raziskovanja in znanosti (znanstveni esej)