News
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Annual report 2021
We published an overview of our work in 2021. The 2021 operation review of the Peace Institute makes us optimistic. After all, our work has been awarded several times...
An open letter from Andrea Saccucci on the 30th anniversary of the erasure
Statement by Italian lawyer Andrea Saccucci, who represented the erased complainants before the European Court of Human Rights.
Scientific publications 2021
In 2021 researchers from the Peace Institute wrote numerous scientific articles and monographs presenting the results of our research projects and studies.
Projects in 2021
List of projects which we implemented in 2021 in the fields of human rights and minorities, politics, gender and media.
Strengthening Allies of Transgender Persons, Raising Awareness about Transsgender and Preventing Transphobia
Transfeminist initiative TransAkcija Institute organized a colloquium for the PI entitled Strengthening Allies of Transgender Persons, Raising Awareness about Transsgender and Preventing Transphobia.
The 2021 ‘Krunoslav Sukić’ recognition for the promotion of peacekeeping, nonviolence and human rights
We are proud to announce that the Peace Institute is the recipient of the "'Krunoslav Sukić' Recognition for the promotion of peacekeeping, nonviolence and human rights ".
Projects
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Hate speech in contemporary conceptualizations of nationalism, racism, gender and migration
To address the contemporary challenge of polarization of societies in Slovenia as well as in Europe that has increasingly become attributed by certain actors to immigration by analysing hate...
Contact Tracing in the EU: Lessons to be Learned for the Future Use of Technology in Fighting Societal Challenges
The aim of the project is to explore the technological response of EU Member States to the global pandemic, with a focus on contact tracing applications.
MIPEX – The Migrant Integration Policy Index
The Migrant Integration Policy Index (MIPEX) is a unique tool which measures policies to integrate migrants in countries across five continents.
Voices of immigrant women
The project will contribute to “building an inclusive higher education system” by addressing the major societal challenge represented by women’s migratory flows in the present European context.
Trial Waiver Systems in Europe (TWSE)
The objective of the project is to develop practical, country-specific understanding of the impact of trial waiver systems on the right to a fair trial.
ARVID – Advancing Access to Rights under Victims’ Directive for Persons with Disabilities
The project aims to investigate the level of participation of persons with disabilities in the criminal justice proceedings.
Publications
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Populism and the Web: Communicative Practices of Parties and Movements in Europe
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).
Razor-Wired. Reflections on Migrant Movements through Slovenia in 2015
The goal is to present facts, explain changes in state policies and procedures used to “process” the refugees, and to analyse state, media and the general public’s responses.
Politics of Care
In this collection of papers authors from different European regions critically examine policy responses of different local, national or supranational, governmental or civil society, collective or individual policy actors...
Imagi_nation. Civil Identities and Rights in European Nation-States: Securing the Rights of Migrant Workers as a Contribution for Sustainable Peace-Building
This publication presents several insights into the mechanisms and procedures that form national identity and examines how they affect the broader political processes that shape democracy.
Obrazi homofobije [The Faces of Homophobia]
The book addresses the structural and social dimensions of the hatred against gays and lesbians.
The Door is not Completely Open (They Need to be Pushed in Order to Open)
The book deals with quasi endless complexity positions of inequality, takes it into the single parts and makes it understandable.