V prispevku so prikazani najpomembnejši izsledki raziskave, ki smo jo opravili v okviru doktorske disertacije z naslovom Povezanost nasledstva na hribovskih kmetijah v Sloveniji z njihovo ...socialnogeografsko strukturo. V uvodu je predstavljen širši okvir in namen raziskave, v nadaljevanju pa so opisani termini, uporabljene metode in tehnike ter ciljna skupina in raziskovalni vzorec. Izsledki si sledijo sistematično in v logičnem zaporedju, sklepi pa vključujejo avtorjeva razmišljanja in njegove opredelitve do rezultatov. V zaključku so podane nekatere načelne rešitve nakazanih problemov. Rešitve zaradi kompleksnosti učinkovanja dejavnikov socialnogeografske strukture kmetij na nasledstvo na njih niso preproste.
The economic transition in Slovenia has undoubtedly led to major changes in Slovene urban landscape. The political transition in the 1990-ies was only the beginning of other fundamental processes ...that followed: the socialistic economic system started collapsing, new markets emerged and cities were exposed to global socioeconomic forces. Slovene cities were and still are at the forefront of the mentioned change. Major spatial, cultural, social and other transformations as results of the economic transition can be seen and felt by citizens, workers and visitors.
Slovenia boasts a great diversity of all natural factors. As a result, many different types of cultural landscape have developed in Slovenia's very small area. The aims of this book are to obtain a ...comprehensive picture of Slovenia's cultural landscapes~to define and assess their elements, relationships, and the correlations between them~to make an historical survey of landscape shaping~and to delineate and analyze current processes and trends that are changing the rural landscapes faster than ever before. An important part of the book is to classify landscapes at the national level. The classification model is based on a hierarchical concept with eight levels of division. More than 300 variations were defined at the lowest level, and by using a synthesis approach, twenty typological groups were created. Later, nine case studies were analyzed to determine which elements, physical and human, were of vital importance for the examined landscape types. The results show the importance of natural elements, particularly in less favourable areas. Natural elements have direct and indirect impacts on the human elements, but the importance of political and administrative decisions are also significant.
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