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Cultural Racism, Gendered Othering, and Hate Speech: Discourses, Imaginaries, and Everyday Borders in Slovenia
In her article in the journal Annales, Ana Frank points out that hate speech is not only expressed through words, but also through glances, silence, images, and everyday practices.
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Prosecutorial Practice on Hate Speech in Slovenia: Context, Trends, and Issues
In the latest issue of Annales, Neža Kogovšek Šalamon and Sergeja Hrvatič reveal how hate speech legislation in Slovenia is actually implemented in prosecutorial and judicial practice.
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The Sociology of Hate Speech
Veronika Bajt’s article on hate speech as a sociological phenomenon and a tool of social power that reflects and reinforces inequalities, exclusion, and social hierarchies.
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New Book: Women in Parliamentary Politics: Hungarian and Slovene cases compared
The book, authored by Milica G. Antić and Gabriella Ilonszki and with a foreword by Chris Corrin, represents the outcome of an international project Women in Parliaments: Slovenia and Hungary that was taking place between the years 2001 and 2003.
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New book: Cultural Revisionism. Culture between Neo-liberalism and Social Responsibility
The study Cultural Revisionism by Maja Breznik is a critical review of European cultural policies.
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Anouncement of project findings
The aim of the project was to examine media ownership in SEE and EU accession countries, focusing on the regulatory framework and implementation mechanisms, privatisation, ownership structure of the main media, and their impact on pluralism and independence of the media.
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Concentration of media ownership and its impact on media freedom and pluralism
At its final session, the Conference adopted a set of conclusions and recommendations, underlining the democratic, social and cultural significance of the media, and calling for specific measures to protect and promote media pluralism.