Publications
Featured publications
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Article / Legislative and Judicial Responses to the “Refugee Crisis” in Slovenia and Austria: A Comparative Perspective
2023 | Other publishers
In the last issue of the journal ‘Dve domovini/Two Homelands’, Neža Kogovšek Šalamon compares the key normative approaches to responses to the 2015–2016 “refugee crisis” in Slovenia and Austria.
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Article Intersectional representation in online media discourse: reflecting anti-discrimination position in reporting on same-sex partnerships
2022 | Other publishers
Taking the example of online media reporting on same-sex partnerships in Slovenia, the authors analyze how power relations are reinforced when one type of media discourse fails to acknowledge...
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Brankica Petković, Sandra Bašić-Hrvatin
Characteristics of propaganda-oriented media systems
2022 | Other publications
A detailed presentation of how propaganda-oriented media systems work and why it is necessary to oppose them is presented in the following analysis.
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Wage work. Critique of theories of precarity
2022 | Other publishers
Extracting the concepts of class structure, co-exploitation, surplus exploitation and unfree wage labour.
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Majda Hrženjak (ed.)
Transformations of Fatherhood: Men between Parenthood and Work
2016 | Other publications
The monograph tackles problematic relations between the labour market and fatherhood.
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Iztok Šori, Živa Humer (eds.)
Fathers. Short Stories about Contemporary Parenthood
2016 | Other publications
The collection of 24 stories of men in Slovenia and Norway sharing dilemmas, conflicts, thoughts and feelings on their role of fathers.
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Media and Gender: Structures and Practices of Inequality
Breda Luthar, Mojca Pajnik (eds.)
The book 'Mediji in spol: stukture in prakse neekanosti (original title)' was published by Ljubljana: Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana.
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Article Policies on Citizenship, Media and Intercultural Education: A Comparative Perspective of European States
In the book Media Education for Equity and Tolerance: Theory, Policy, and Practices (ed. Maria Ranieri) the authors focus is on the concepts of citizenship, media education and intercultural...
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Paper Lack of gender equality perspective in media policy and practices
Paper on the policies and practices of implementing the principle of gender equality in the media in Slovenia.
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Gender differentiation in the media industry, thematic cluster in Theory and practice
Mojca Pajnik (ed.)
Articles were contributed by Mojca Frelih, Živa Humer, Dejan Jontes, Breda Luthar, Mojca Pajnik, Brankica Petković and Maruša Pušnik.
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Populism and the Web: Communicative Practices of Parties and Movements in Europe
Birgit Sauer, Mojca Pajnik (eds.)
New book about the role of the Web for right-wing populist political parties and movements across Europe edited by Mojca Pajnik and Birgit Sauer (Routledge).
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Media-Political Parallelism: Legitimization of Migration Policy in Editorials in the Daily Newspaper “Delo”, article in the journal Dve domovini – Two Homelands
The article provides insight to a very problematic juncture of media and political discourses on migration.
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Gender Equality and the Media: A Challenge for Europe, Chapter on Slovenia
The book, edited by Karen Ross and Claudia Padovani, has been published by the international publishing house Routledge. The chapter on Slovenia was contributed by Brankica Petković.
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Global Media Giants, chapter on Eastern Europe
Brankica Petković, Sandra Bašić-Hrvatin
The chapter on Eastern Europe was contributed by Brankica Petković and Sandra B. Hrvatin.
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Regional overview of Public Service Media models in South East Europe
Brankica Petković, Sandra Bašić-Hrvatin , Saša Panić (eds.) et al.
Regional comparative overview of funding and governing models of the public service media in nine countries of South East Europe: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro,...
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Citizens and digital culture, thematic cluster in Annales
Mojca Pajnik, Peter Sekloča (eds.)
A thematic cluster of six articles in which the authors discuss the possibilities of citizenship in the structural context of the hierarchy of (over)power of political actors.