Avtor v članku obravnava poseljevanje Koprskega okraja po drugi svetovni vojni. V prvih povojnih letih so se na Koprsko iz notranjosti Slovenije večinoma priseljevali strokovni in politični kadri, v ...poznejšem obdobju pa so se priseljenci zaposlovali kot industrijski delavci. Po avtorjevi hipotezi so komunistične oblasti načrtno spodbujale priseljevanje samo v prvem obdobju, pozneje pa so ti procesi potekali precej bolj spontano.
The article discusses the Rog Autonomous Factory and the conflict between its users and authorities of the city of Ljubljana, which dates back to 2006. The Rog Autonomous Factory (Avtonomna tovarna ...Rog), or simply “Rog”, was established by artists and alternative political activists. The large space houses numerous art activities and also serves as a social center: artists have set up studios there, and it provides a meeting place for migrants, workers and refugees; it hosts lectures, public food programs, concerts, exhibitions and a number of other non-commercial activities. Its activities are coordinated through a users’ assembly. The article will argue that Rog has become a provider of marginal public utilities in the field of culture and other services of common interest. Its very existence is proof that the mainstream institutional configuration in Slovenia (political parties, the state, municipalities, etc.) is severely limited in its capacity to integrate certain groups of young people interested in acting towards the common good. The city's plans for the space, which are based on public-private partnership, were not acceptable to the users of Rog, and serious conflicts arose. The article argues that in the conflict between Rog and the city, maintaining the status quo is probably the best solution.
In the light of the historical materialist problematic of social classes and the global division of labour, this article deals with economical and political transformations in the late Kingdom of ...Yugoslavia (The Banovina of Drava), defining it as a periphery of the European semi-periphery composed of fascist systems. The local and central elites in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia failed to propose a political/economical project strong enough to enable them to practice firm class domination. This is the context in which this article elaborates the social doctrine of political Catholicism in Banovina of Drava, outlining its particular understanding of corporatism as opposed to a superficially similar state-centralist paradigm. Adapted from the source document.
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