Vlasta Jalušič is one of the founders of the Peace Institute. She earned her PhD in political science (1996) from the University of Vienna. She is the author of several articles and chapters in books on women's movement and feminism, on notion of politics and Hannah Arendt, on violence, war and disintegration of Yugoslavia (see bibliography). She is an associate professor of political science and gender studies at the Ljubljana University and teaches within the Gender and Culture Programme at the Central European University in Budapest. A longtime activist against intolerance and for gender equality she has been deeply involved in feminist networks and human rights activities. 
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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Vlasta Jalušič
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CV:Vlasta Jalušič is one of the founders of the Peace Institute. She earned her PhD in political science (1996) from the University of Vienna. She is the author of several articles and chapters in books on women's movement and feminism, on notion of politics and Hannah Arendt, on violence, war and disintegration of Yugoslavia (see bibliography). She is an associate professor of political science and gender studies at the Ljubljana University and teaches within the Gender and Culture Programme at the Central European University in Budapest. A longtime activist against intolerance and for gender equality she has been deeply involved in feminist networks and human rights activities.
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Vlasta Jalušič is one of the founders of the Peace Institute. She earned her PhD in political science (1996) from the University of Vienna. She is the author of several articles and chapters in books on women's movement and feminism, on notion of politics and Hannah Arendt, on violence, war and disintegration of Yugoslavia (see bibliography). She is an associate professor of political science and gender studies at the Ljubljana University and teaches within the Gender and Culture Programme at the Central European University in Budapest. A longtime activist against intolerance and for gender equality she has been deeply involved in feminist networks and human rights activities. Politics, gender studies, racism, nationalism.
Finished projects:
- NWC sustainability – socioeconomic engagement and poverty reduction in local community Nyamirambo in Kigali (2010)
- Empowering Nyamirambo Women’s Center (2009)
- Violent Intersections: Dynamics of Societal and Political Elements of Collective Violence and Mass Crimes and Their Consequences – Yugoslav and Rwandan Case (2008)
- Twiyubacke Nyamirambo – Establishing Women’s Self-empowerment Association of Nyamirambo – Kigali (2007)
- Politics and Power in Times of Terror: Thinking with Hannah Arendt (2006)
- QUING: Quality in Gender+ Equality Policies (2006)
- Between Past and Future: What Means Political Thinking Today? (2004)
- MAGEEQ: Policy Frames and Implementation Problems: the Case of Gender Mainstreaming (2003)
- Nation-State and Xenophobia (2003)
- Gender Mainstreaming: Policy Frames and Implementation Problems. What is the Problem and How Do We Deal with It? (2002)
- Contemporary Citizenship the Politics of Exclusion and Inclusion (continuation of the project from 2002) (2001)
- Contemporary Citizenship: Politics of Exclusion and Inclusion (2001)
- The Slovene Model of Migration Policy: Perspectives and Potentials for a Country on the Schengen Periphery (2001)
- Racism and Xenophobia in Post-Socialism (2000)
- Prospects for Gender Equality Politics in Central and Eastern Europe (1999)
- Nyamirambo Women's Center – Women for Women
- SIAPREM – Support for Intersectional Approach in Antidiscrimination Programs for Roma, Migrants and Elderly Contact:
Tel.: +386 1 234 7720
E-mail: vlasta.jalusic@mirovni-institut.si
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E-mail: vlasta.jalusic@mirovni-institut.si
Whole bibliography (Cobiss)