Publications
Featured publications
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Book / Hate Speech in Slovenia
The monograph, edited by Dr. Veronika Bajt, provides the first comprehensive interdisciplinary analysis of hate speech as a mechanism of power that shapes social relations, reinforces inequalities, and transforms...
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Book / Transformations of Labour through the Lens of Sex Work: Navigating Digitalization, Precarity and Resistance
The book examines transformations of labour in late capitalism through the lens of sex work.
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Thematic Section / Hate Speech: Conceptual Intersections and Counter-Narratives
A special issue of Annales features a thematic section on hate speech, edited by Dr. Veronika Bajt. Individual articles were contributed by colleagues from the Peace Institute.
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Article / Authoritarian populism and structural limitations on journalism in selected European countries
A comparative article on the structural limitations of authoritarian populism on journalistic practices in Eastern and Central Europe.
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Book / What Kind of Government? Rethinking Contemporary Forms of Government after the Break in Tradition
Springer has published the book What kind of government? Rethinking Contemporary Forms of Government after the Break in Tradition, edited by Vlasta Jalušič and Wolfgang Heuer.
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Article / Borderless fear? How right-wing populism aligns in affectively framing migration as a security threat in Austria and Slovenia
The findings point to a worrying convergence of anti-migration discourse across borders and to the potential spread of a right-wing populist bloc unified by fear of migration.
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Article / The Uneven and Combined Development of Care for Older People in Central and South-Eastern Europe
The journal Intersections published Maja Breznik's article which examines the development dynamics of elderly care in countries along the core–semi-periphery–periphery axis.
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Article / Četiri koncepta za teoriju nadničarskog rada
In her article for Revija za sociologiju (Journal for Sociology), Maja Breznik examines the class composition of the workforce, co-exploitation, super-exploitation, and unfree wage labour.
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Article / The Web of Stigmas: A Systematic Literature Review of the Impact of Different Types of Stigma on Occupational Risks in Sex Work
The authors examine how different forms of stigma affect the working conditions and private lives of sex workers.
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Aricle / Feeling the crisis, building the alternative: Women journalists in nonprofit digital media through the lens of feminist epistemology and the affective turn
Majda Hrženjak’s article, published in Journalism, focuses on three analytically selected cases of women journalists who co-founded nonprofit digital media outlets.
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Book / Enacting Citizenship and Solidarity: Urban Struggles on Migration, Housing and Care in Europe
Drawing on ethnographic research in eleven European cities, the book explores how local initiatives and activist organising create new forms of solidarity and enact citizenship through everyday practices.
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Article / Care Extractivism Beyond Households: Migration and Care for Older People in the Post‐Yugoslav Semi‐Periphery
A new article by Majda Hrženjak on the mobility of care work has been published in the international journal Social Inclusion.
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Article / Affective governmentality and the emotional life of journalism across biographical transitions
The article by Mojca Pajnik, Maja Breznik, and Rok Smrdelj has been published in the international journal Journalism.
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Book / Hate Speech in Slovenia
The monograph, edited by Dr. Veronika Bajt, provides the first comprehensive interdisciplinary analysis of hate speech as a mechanism of power that shapes social relations, reinforces inequalities, and transforms...
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Article / Media oligarchs and the attention economy: ownership dynamics in Slovenia’s media system
A new study published in Communication & Society journal analyzes how Slovenia’s media landscape has transformed from 2010 to 2022.
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Book / Transformations of Labour through the Lens of Sex Work: Navigating Digitalization, Precarity and Resistance
The book examines transformations of labour in late capitalism through the lens of sex work.