Rwandan ambassador to Netherlands, Her Excellency Immaculee Uwanyiligira, visiting Peace Institute in Slovenia
Rwandan ambassador to Netherlands, Her Exc. Immaculee Uwanyiligira, is visiting Slovenia for the first time. Among others she visited also the Peace Institute...
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Events
- Conference Migrant Labour: Contested integration, prospects for citizenship
- MI 20 - the 20th anniversary of the Peace Institute
- Changing social organization of care and its implications for social politics
- Multiple Discrimination and Intersection: Experience and Opportunities
- LGBT - Families: The New Minority?
New Editions
Obrazi homofobije [The Faces of Homophobia]
Authors: Roman Kuhar, Neža Kogovšek Šalamon, Živa Humer, Simon Maljevac
Foreword: Luca Trappolin
Other publications, 2011.
Vrata nisu baš odprta (treba da jih gurneš, pa da se otvaraju)
Authors: Majda Hrženjak and Vlasta Jalušič
Other publications, 2011.
Ponovna iznajdba Amerike [Re-invention of America]
Edited by Julija Magajna and Tonči Kuzmanić
Other publications, 2011.
Doing families: Gay and Lesbian Family Practices
Edited by Roman Kuhar and Judit Takács
Politike-Symposion, 2011.
Authors: Roman Kuhar, Neža Kogovšek Šalamon, Živa Humer, Simon MaljevacForeword: Luca Trappolin
Other publications, 2011.
Vrata nisu baš odprta (treba da jih gurneš, pa da se otvaraju)
Authors: Majda Hrženjak and Vlasta Jalušič
Other publications, 2011.
Ponovna iznajdba Amerike [Re-invention of America]
Edited by Julija Magajna and Tonči Kuzmanić
Other publications, 2011.
Doing families: Gay and Lesbian Family Practices
Edited by Roman Kuhar and Judit Takács
Politike-Symposion, 2011.
Editions
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Contact Person: Ana Grča
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1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
tel.: +386 1 230 65 80
fax: +386 1 230 65 85
e-mail: buca@siol.net
Contact Person: Ana Grča
News
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“Bridging the Gap“: International Conference on Migration & Development (2012.01.11)
Monday 23 January 2012, 09.00 – 18.15 hrs
Tuesday 24 January 2012, 09.30 – 13.00 hrs
Venue: Albert-Schweitzer-Haus, Schwarzspanierstrasse 13, 1090 Vienna, Austria
Migration movements are a major global challenge. Nevertheless migration and immigration development policies are often incoherent with development goals. Links between these policy fields on governmental and non-governmental level are very rare. The same applies for cooperation between state actors, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and Diaspora organizations. -
Conference (2011.10.17)
The Peace Institute – in the year of its 20th anniversary – in partnership with the Centre for Peace Studies, Zagreb, Croatia and the Turkish Economic and Social Studies Foundation, Istanbul, is organising a transnational transdisciplinary “Cross Border Experience” conference in Ljubljana in the period between 25 - 30 October 2011. The aim of the conference is a critical rethinking of the current social and political situation in Europe with the focus on the European Union (EU) enlargement issue. The conference, which is a part of a wider international Cross Border Experience project, is rethinking – and hopefully breaking – stereotypes about the Balkans, South Eastern Europe (SEE) region and Turkey in the EU and vice-versa. The five day-long event seeks to contribute to better networking and exchange of ideas and experiences by bringing together almost sixty engaged theoreticians, academics, journalists, publicists, activists, cultural workers, artists and representatives of non-governmental, research, cultural and artistic organisations from all of the EU, SEE countries and Turkey. It is structured as a mixture of round-table debates, presentations and lectures, accompanied with cultural, artistic and social events, bringing together different profiles of participants, as well as different discourses and approaches.
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Two representatives of Nyamirambo Womens Center (NWC) from Rwanda visiting Slovenia (2011.09.20)
Two representatives of a local NGO in Rwanda – NWC, Marie Aimee Umugeni and Vestine Mutangampundu, will travel to Slovenia – EU on 22 September 2011 due to project work with the Peace Institute – a partner organization in development projects in the last four years. NWC members will stay in Slovenia approximately one month, two weeks in Ljubljana and two weeks doing an internship in the field of tourism (at Apartments and Restaurant Don Andro) in a wonderful Triglav National Park in Gorenjska region. -
Conference invitation (2011.09.06)
You are invited to attend the International Conference Migrant Labour: Contested integration, prospects for citizenship in the organization of the Peace Institute (Ljubljana) and City University (London), which will be the from 15th to16th September at the Slovenian Ethnographic Museum (Metelkova 2) in Ljubljana. -
Announcement (2011.05.30)
Peace Institute library will be closed from 1st to 3rd June.