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International Cross-Professional Seminar in Poznan: From Legal Standards to the Effective Implementation of Procedural Rights in Practice
The seminar provided a platform for exchanging experiences on the practical implementation of procedural safeguards for suspects and accused persons, particularly in cases involving persons in vulnerable situation.
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Integration in Slovenia – Key Findings Presented at the 10th African Village Festival
Lana Zdravković presented the findings of research on the integration of migrants in Slovenia at the 10th African Village Festival,
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Presenting Research on Solidarity Networks and Refugee Housing Experiences in Ljubljana
Mojca Pajnik presented the co-authored paper at the international conference Integrity, Solidarity, and Unity: Hopes and Realities of the European Future at University College Dublin (UCD).
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Ten reasons why the draft amendments to the Aliens Act violate Slovenian Constitution and international law
(in relation to amendments, version of 5 January 2017)
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Populism in Historical Perspectives
This book aims to contribute to it with some original ideas, by throwing a critical glance at the political discourse of the far and extreme right populist movements.
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Statelessness workshop
The objective of the workshop is to address issues of concern in the area of statelessness in accordance with international standards.
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Director of the Peace Institute nominated to European Young Leaders Class 2017
Neža Kogovšek Šalamon nominated for European Young Leaders 2017.
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Monograph: ‘Transformations of Fatherhood: Men between Parenthood and Work’
The monograph tackles problematic relations between the labour market and fatherhood.
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Communicating citizens’ protests, requiring public accountability: Case studies from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia
The study finds that response to protests by both media and the government was rather systemic, with both failing to act in the public interest.
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The book chapter on unrecognized ethnic minorities in Slovenia
The book chapter “Nationalizing Citizenship: The Case of Unrecognized Ethnic Minorities in Slovenia” by Mojca Pajnik addresses processes of nationalizing citizenship, focusing on minority policies in post-socialist Slovenia.
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Addressing the refugee question in Slovenia and Central Europe
Round table discussion on addressing the refugee question in Slovenia with specific focus on cooperation and confrontation between the countries of Central Europe.
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Uprising movements analyzed in Družboslovne razprave journal
Researchers of the Peace Institute and colleagues contributed to the thematic cluster in the journal Družboslovne razprave analysing the uprising movement in Slovenia in the period 2012–2013.
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First issue of the international journal “Journal of Alternative and Community Media”
The Editorial Advisory Board includes Mojca Pajnik from the Peace Institute.