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  • Discussion on populism and the upcoming European parliament elections

    17. 4. 2019

    Cinema Europe in Zagreb hosted a discussion on populism in the context of the up-coming European elections.

  • New book Media Education for Equity and Tolerance: Theory, Policy, and Practices

    3. 4. 2019

    The book brings together the results of the MEET project in which we addressed the problems of equality and...

  • Open Call for a Cultural Mediator

    11. 2. 2019

    The Peace Institute announces an open call for employment of a cultural mediator within the project 'RefugeeAction III'.

  • Autonomy of Migration and the Governmentality of Plastic Borders

    11. 2. 2019

    Mojca Pajnik, inspired by the autonomy of migration approach, analyzes borders as sites of control and violence but also...

  • Criminalizing “Pro-Immigrant” Initiatives: Reducing the Space of Human Action

    11. 2. 2019

    Vlasta Jalušič addresses the problem of the surveillance, disciplining and criminalization of practices of non-governmental initiatives which offer help...

  • The Role of the Conditionality of EU Membership in Migrant Criminalization in the Western Balkans

    7. 2. 2019

    Neža Kogovšek Šalamon analyzes how the transposition of the EU acquis also increases the criminalization of migrants, which highlights...

  • Crimmigration in Slovenia

    7. 2. 2019

    In the paper Veronika Bajt and Mojca Frelih conclude that migration policy in Slovenia is becoming stricter and progressively...

  • A new thematic issue of ‘Two Homelands’ Journal was released discussing criminalization of migration

    7. 2. 2019

    A new thematic issue contains scientific paper written by all nine members of the research team of the project...

  • The kick-off meeting

    5. 1. 2019

    We have defined bacis concepts and operationalized the research design for this three-year research endeavour.

  • Successfully completed project ‘Developing bystander responses to sexual harassment among young people’

    13. 12. 2018

    Developing a new approach to the prevention of sexual harassment which is targeting young people as bystanders, inviting them...

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