Anali PAZU HD
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description: The journal ANALI PAZU HD is an openly accessible, international journal dedicated to the study of social sciences and humanities. The main purpose of publishing the magazine is to publish peer-reviewed scientific articles with social sciences and humanities, thus informing the professional public in particular about what is happening and novelty in these fields. Particular attention is paid to obtaining articles addressing topics related to Pomurje and the wider Pannotic space and minorities.
publisher: University of Maribor Press
language: en
publication name: Anali PAZU HD
issn: 2386-0219
items: Effect of propylene glycol on diclofenac permeation from compounded preparations: an in vitro Strat-M® membrane study
items: Organizational Resilience of Non-Governmental Organizations in the Field of Cultural and Technical Heritage: Development and Empirical Validation of an Integrated Model
items: Greenwashing in Slovenia: Environmental Claims and Consumer Trust
items: The Role of Primary Socialization in the Development of Adolescents' Ecological Values: A Qualitative Study among Secondary School Students
items: Risk Management in the Pomurje Region: Contribution to Financial Performance and Corporations' Value Growth
items: The Manoeuvre Structure of National Protection and the Beginnings of Resistance during Slovenia's Secession in 1990
items: The Transformation of Security and Armed Forces in the Era of Globalization: Technological, Economic and Strategic Challenges Facing Small States
items: Between Croatian and Slovene: Jožef Horvat’s Language in PrekmurjeROSTORU
items: THE ISSUE OF LINKING COLLECTIVE LABOUR RIGHTS TO THE EXISTING CONCEPT OF ECONOMICALLY DEPENDENT PERSONS UNDER ZDR-1
items: Discrepancy Between Perceptions and Reality in Understanding Food Production Systems
items: Licensing in the pharmaceutical industry: trends and strategies
items: What Types of Personalisation Are Used in Pregnancy Apps: A Scoping Review
items: Community Policing in the Area of the Murska Sobota Police Directorate – Hand in Hand for a Safe Everyday Life
items: Strategies for increasing innovation in big pharmaceutical companies
items: Characteristics of the treatment by prisoners of war and captured members of federal forces during the 1991 independence war in Pomurje
items: The importance of proper public speaking for effective communication
items: Conceptualisation of the covid-19 pandemic and its linguistic realisation in slovene, german and hungarian
items: A crock or a pot, is that even a question? The prekmurje language from a sociolinguistic perspective
items: Genesis and Operational Characteristics of the Slovenian War of Independence in Prekmurje and Prlekija Region 30 Years Ago
items: Geopolitical Consequences of the COVID - 19 Pandemic
items: Introduction of Coaching in Education
items: Psychologycal Symptoms of Cooping with Chronic Pain in Adolescent Girls – A Pilot Study
items: Three leg Chickens and White Horses that are no Horses: Theories and Paradoxes of Anciet Chinese Nomenalists
items: he »other«, »different« & »them« - the expression of otherness and diferentness in Slovene and German phraseology
items: Crime analysis in the Municipality Puconci with the use of crime mapping method
items: Population policy in Slovenia: From the passive observation to the active mitigation towards sustainable population development
items: Innovation aspects of Slovenian manufacturing companies and their managers
items: Structuralism and its Chinese ancestors: Traditional Chinese perception theories and the concept of structure (li)
items: Tort liability of the state
items: Working with text in CLIL as an incentive for developing reading skills. A study on teaching history in a foreign language.

Effect of propylene glycol on diclofenac permeation from compounded preparations: an in vitro Strat-M® membrane study
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description: The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of propylene glycol as a permeation enhancer on the permeation of diclofenac sodium from two compounded formulations through a Strat-M® synthetic membrane under in vitro conditions. Two Pentravan®-based formulations were investigated: one without enhancer and one containing 24% (w/w) propylene glycol. Permeation was assessed using Franz diffusion cells and UV-Vis spectrophotometry. The formulation containing propylene glycol showed higher diclofenac concentrations, greater cumulative permeation, and a higher fraction of permeated drug. Differences became more pronounced over time. The results confirm that propylene glycol enhances diclofenac permeation and highlight the importance of rational formulation design in topical preparations.
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creator: FILIP DUGONIK
creator: URŠKA JERŠIČ
creator: LEJLA KAČ
creator: LIDIJA GRADIŠNIK
creator: TANJA ZIDARIČ
creator: TINA MAVER
rights: Copyright (c) 2026 FILIP DUGONIK, URŠKA JERŠIČ, LEJLA KAČ, LIDIJA GRADIŠNIK, TANJA ZIDARIČ, TINA MAVER https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
date: 2026-08-14
publication date: 2026-08-14
starting page: 133
ending page: 151
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.12.1-2.%p.2026

Organizational Resilience of Non-Governmental Organizations in the Field of Cultural and Technical Heritage: Development and Empirical Validation of an Integrated Model
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description: Non-governmental organizations in the field of cultural and technical heritage play a key role in preserving heritage and supporting local communities while facing increasing organizational and societal challenges. This study examines the factors influencing their organizational resilience and develops an empirically validated integrated resilience model. A mixed-methods approach was employed, combining a quantitative survey with semi-structured interviews. The findings show that organizational resilience emerges from the interaction of organizational management, capabilities, learning, competence development, volunteering, partnerships, and organizational effectiveness. The proposed model advances the understanding of non-governmental organization management and provides a practical framework for strengthening organizational resilience and supporting sustainable sector development.
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creator: PETRA CAJNKO
creator: MAJA ČEH
creator: INA OLUP
creator: ROBERT ŽIŽEK
creator: SIMON SUKIČ
creator: MATEJ POŽARNIK
rights: Copyright (c) 2026 PETRA CAJNKO, MAJA ČEH, INA OLUP, ROBERT ŽIŽEK, SIMON SUKIČ, MATEJ POŽARNIK https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
date: 2026-08-14
publication date: 2026-08-14
starting page: 95
ending page: 132
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.12.1-2.%p.2026

Greenwashing in Slovenia: Environmental Claims and Consumer Trust
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description: The article conceptually examines the relationship between perceived greenwashing and consumer trust in Slovenia. It treats environmental claims as signals of responsibility, credibility and institutional compliance. Based on a narrative synthesis of the literature, it explains that perceived greenwashing reduces trust mainly through consumer confusion, perceived risk and scepticism. The Slovenian context is interpreted through European regulation, digital reputation dynamics, price sensitivity and the role of locality. The article also offers recommendations for companies, policy-makers and consumer protection organisations.
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creator: TANJA RIHTARŠIČ
creator: GREGOR JAGODIČ
rights: Copyright (c) 2026 TANJA RIHTARŠIČ, GREGOR JAGODIČ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
date: 2026-08-14
publication date: 2026-08-14
starting page: 75
ending page: 94
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.12.1-2.%p.2026

The Role of Primary Socialization in the Development of Adolescents' Ecological Values: A Qualitative Study among Secondary School Students
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description: The development of ecological values is a key process in fostering environmentally responsible behaviour, with primary socialisation playing a crucial role. This study examined how secondary school students perceive the influence of primary socialisation on the development of ecological values. A qualitative research approach was employed. Data were collected through a focus group involving eight purposively selected secondary school students and analysed using qualitative content analysis. The findings indicate that participants perceive the family as the most influential factor in the development of ecological values, emphasising parental role modelling, everyday family practices, and direct experiences. School is recognised as an important setting for developing environmental knowledge, while the media are viewed primarily as a source of information that reinforces existing environmental attitudes. Participants highlight that personal example, experiential learning, and everyday behaviour have a stronger influence than the mere transmission of information. The study provides a qualitative insight into secondary school students' understanding of ecological value formation and highlights the importance of primary socialisation as a foundation for sustainable behaviour.
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creator: ANDREJ OMULEC
creator: EMIL KARAIĆ
creator: EVA IVANČIČ
creator: PETRA CAJNKO
rights: Copyright (c) 2026 ANDREJ OMULEC, EMIL KARAIĆ, EVA IVANČIČ, PETRA CAJNKO https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
date: 2026-08-14
publication date: 2026-08-14
starting page: 45
ending page: 73
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.12.1-2.%p.2026

Risk Management in the Pomurje Region: Contribution to Financial Performance and Corporations' Value Growth
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description: Keynes saw the uncertainty of the economy as the building block of uncertainty. The distinction between risk and uncertainty is evident in reality, a century later, and remains interesting from a theoretical perspective. Currently, the level of uncertainty in the economic environment is at extremely high levels, and the complexity of risks and their interconnectedness are increasing. In the paper, we found that part of large and medium-sized enterprises in the non-financial sector in the Pomurje region comprehensively manage risks, which strengthens the competitiveness of the company and contributes to the stable growth and development. The identified characteristics of enterprises in Pomurje are mostly comparable to the perceived characteristics of the all-Slovenian sample. The results are encouraging for growth and development in the region.
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creator: VITA JAGRIČ
rights: Copyright (c) 2026 VITA JAGRIČ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
date: 2026-08-14
publication date: 2026-08-14
starting page: 29
ending page: 44
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.12.1-2.%p.2026

The Manoeuvre Structure of National Protection and the Beginnings of Resistance during Slovenia's Secession in 1990
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description: In April 1990, Slovenia held its first multi-party elections, marking a democratic transition from the former one-party system. On 15 May 1990, one day before the new government took office, an order was issued requiring the transfer of the Territorial Defence (TD) weapons, ammunition, and explosive materials to the facilities of the Yugoslav People's Army (YPA). The transfer was only partially successful, triggering resistance and leading to the establishment of a parallel defence structure later known as the Manoeuvre Structure of National Protection. These events contributed to the constitutional amendments adopted in September 1990 and the subsequent transfer of command over the Slovenian Territorial Defence to the republican authorities. Although interpretations of these events remain divided, resistance to the transfer of TD weapons represented a significant step towards Slovenia's independence and foreshadowed the violent dissolution of Yugoslavia.
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creator: ALOJZ ŠTEINER
rights: Copyright (c) 2026 ALOJZ ŠTEINER https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
date: 2026-08-14
publication date: 2026-08-14
starting page: 3
ending page: 28
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.12.1-2.%p.2026

The Transformation of Security and Armed Forces in the Era of Globalization: Technological, Economic and Strategic Challenges Facing Small States
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description: The article examines the impact of globalisation, technological development, and economic processes on contemporary security and the transformation of armed forces, with particular emphasis on small states and the Slovenian Armed Forces. Globalisation has created a new security environment characterised by predominantly transnational, hybrid, and non-military threats, which reduces the relevance of classical military logic and strengthens the importance of comprehensive security approaches. Technological progress provides advanced capabilities but simultaneously increases cyber, informational, and supply-chain vulnerabilities. Economic interdependence further shapes the security landscape, as fiscal constraints and the volatility of global markets directly influence the development, sustainability, and modernisation of defence systems. The transformation of armed forces is driven by doctrinal, organisational, and technological innovations that encourage a shift from mass conscript armies to small professional forces, modular structures, interoperability, and closer partnerships with industry. For small states, key elements include specialisation, strategic niche positioning, resilience, and clear integration within coalition and alliance frameworks. An analysis of Slovenian strategic and normative documents shows that the Slovenian Armed Forces are positioned as the central defence pillar of national security, yet they face challenges related to modernisation, personnel stability, technological lag, and inconsistencies between ambitions and available resources. The article proposes development guidelines that combine technological modernisation, personnel stabilisation, greater economic sustainability, and enhanced resilience of the entire defence system.
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creator: Petra Cajnko
rights: Copyright (c) 2025 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2025-12-06
publication date: 2025-12-06
starting page: 51
ending page: 81
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.11.1-2.47-77.2025

Between Croatian and Slovene: Jožef Horvat’s Language in PrekmurjeROSTORU
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description: Priest Jožef Horvat (born 1880 in Velika Narda, died 1932 in Martjanci), a Croat from Burgenland, spent 27 years of his priesthood (1905–1932) in Prekmurje, then part of Hungary, where he learned Prekmurje due to his pastoral work. The article summarizes the most important biographical information and in the central part provides a linguistic analysis of Horvat's manuscript sermons. Two sermons are discussed – the earliest from 1905, written in Prekmurje with pronounced Croatian elements, and a later one, which shows a gradual adaptation to the Slovene literary language. Based on a comparative analysis of phonological, morphological, syntactic and lexical characteristics and a comparison with the Central Slovene template (Žlogar, Duhovni pastir, 1909), the article reveals the development of Horvat's linguistic abilities and his conscious approximation to the Slovene literary norm. The language of his later sermons shows a balance between the Prekmurje and Central Slovenian traditions, which testifies to the priest's role as a mediator of Slovenianness in the Pannonian region. The article sheds light on the importance of Horvat's sermons as a source for studying interlingual contacts and the processes of unification of the Slovenian literary language in the first half of the 20th century.
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creator: Nina Zver
rights: Copyright (c) 2025 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2025-12-06
publication date: 2025-12-06
starting page: 19
ending page: 50
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.11.1-2.19-46.2025

THE ISSUE OF LINKING COLLECTIVE LABOUR RIGHTS TO THE EXISTING CONCEPT OF ECONOMICALLY DEPENDENT PERSONS UNDER ZDR-1
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description: The author discusses the appropriateness of using the concept of economically dependent person (under Slovenian law) as a basis for extending collective labour rights to a wider group of self-employed persons. The author concludes that the individual application of the concept of economically dependent persons under ZDR-1 is problematic in many respects. This problem becomes even more evident when it comes to the exercise of collective rights by a larger number of self-employed persons. In the event of extending the entitlement to collective labour rights to persons outside an employment relationship, linking this to the existing concept of an economically dependent person under ZDR-1 does not seem to be the optimal solution.
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creator: Aljoša Polajžar
rights: Copyright (c) 2025 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2025-12-06
publication date: 2025-12-06
starting page: 3
ending page: 17
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.11.1-2.3-17.2025

Discrepancy Between Perceptions and Reality in Understanding Food Production Systems
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description: The study highlights the gap between self-assessed and actual knowledge of Slovenian consumers regarding fruit production systems and their purchasing habits. The research, which involved 248 consumers from various demographic backgrounds, revealed that consumers have a poor understanding of the differences between production systems. The largest gap was observed in the organic system, with 91.5% of respondents believing they were familiar with it, but only 52.0% correctly identifying it. For the integrated and conventional systems, the gap was statistically insignificant. The biodynamic system was correctly identified by 46.0% of respondents, the pesticide-free ("0.0 MRL") system by 52.4%, and the extensive system by 39.9%. Gender, age, and place of residence did not significantly affect correct identification, except in the case of the conventional system, which was better recognized by respondents over 30 years old. Most respondents purchase basic food items in stores (75.4%), while 30.3% buy fruit directly from local producers. Despite a preference for locally and sustainably produced food, consumers did not demonstrate sufficient knowledge of fruit production systems.
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creator: TATJANA UNUK
creator: VALERIJA BEZJAK
creator: SILVA GROBELNIK MLAKAR
rights: Copyright (c) 2024 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2024-12-19
publication date: 2024-12-19
starting page: 89
ending page: 111
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.10.1-2.89-111.2024

Licensing in the pharmaceutical industry: trends and strategies
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description: The future of pharmaceutical companies is closely tied to their ability to innovate, traditionally achieved within the company. Due to declining productivity in recent decades, companies are shifting toward open business models and external collaboration. Partnerships between large and small industry players facilitate the exchange of ideas, knowledge, capital, and technology, accelerating the development of new drugs. Licensing plays a key role in this, including in- and out-licensing as well as licensing of university technologies. In addition to licensing, mergers and acquisitions are also significant, as different forms of collaboration enhance innovation in the pharmaceutical industry, benefiting both companies and patients.
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creator: META KODRIČ
creator: JONA NOVLJAN
creator: DOMEN PREGELJC
creator: JURE REBSELJ
creator: MARTIN RIHTARŠIČ
creator: ZDENKO ČASAR
rights: Copyright (c) 2024 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2024-12-19
publication date: 2024-12-19
starting page: 47
ending page: 87
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.10.1-2.47-87.2024

What Types of Personalisation Are Used in Pregnancy Apps: A Scoping Review
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description: Digital support is a preferred source of information for pregnant women with personalisation being a key selling benefit for pregnancy apps. Pregnancy apps are the most popular type of health app (n= 2,900). To describe the variety and use of personalisation in pregnancy apps. A scoping review was performed using OvidSP databases using MEDLINE, EMBASE, PsychINFO to identify relevant articles up until August 2017. 1,121 articles were identified after excluding duplicates. Six studies met inclusion criteria (one interview study, one online survey, two app reviews; two studies using critical discourse analysis). Different dimensions of personalisation were described based on Blom’s (2000) definition of personalisation. Personalisation in pregnancy apps is largely determined by the functionality of the app (type of pregnancy app). There are no pregnancy apps that use all of the dimensions of personalisation described in this review. Future research should focus on personalising apps to reach underrepresented populations.
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creator: NUŠA FARIČ
rights: Copyright (c) 2024 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2024-12-19
publication date: 2024-12-19
starting page: 23
ending page: 46
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.10.1-2.23-46.2024

Community Policing in the Area of the Murska Sobota Police Directorate – Hand in Hand for a Safe Everyday Life
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description: Community policing is a relatively newer, though not entirely novel, approach to ensuring security. This paper aims to present the research findings conducted within the Murska Sobota Police Directorate, focusing on interviews with the heads of police districts in both rural and urban areas of the Pomurje region. The results obtained affirm prior conclusions, indicating that in urban areas, approximately two-thirds of the residents are unfamiliar with the head of the police district. Consequently, mutual cooperation between residents and the police tends to be less effective compared to rural areas. In the conclusion, we explore potential strategies to enhance the current situation in Pomurje.
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creator: KATJA EMAN
creator: DAMIR IVANČIĆ
creator: DEJAN BAGARI
rights: Copyright (c) 2024 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2024-12-19
publication date: 2024-12-19
starting page: 3
ending page: 21
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.10.1-2.3-21.2024

Strategies for increasing innovation in big pharmaceutical companies
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description: The overall technological, scientific and managerial progress of the last few decades is expected to be reflected in increased innovation and research efficiency in many entities, including large pharmaceutical companies. However, often the opposite can be observed. The efficiency of research and development (R&D), which can also be described as the input-output ratio, usually estimated by the number inhouse developed and launched medicines on the market or published scientific publications and granted patents, has been steadily declining in recent decades in the pharmaceutical industry. Nevertheless, especially in recent years many companies have shown successful resistance to this trend with an obvious increase in innovation, which among other things can be attributed to the improved financial efficiency and the design of new R&D models.
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creator: ŠPELA BARBIČ
creator: LEA KNEZ
creator: ŠPELA KNEZ
creator: TJAŠA MLAKAR
creator: SARA UHAN
creator: UROŠ VEZONIK
creator: ZDENKO ČASAR
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2023-10-26
publication date: 2023-10-26
starting page: 95
ending page: 123
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.9.1-2.95-123.2023

Characteristics of the treatment by prisoners of war and captured members of federal forces during the 1991 independence war in Pomurje
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description: Independence War 1991 in Pomurje is presented in numerous publications. They also contain information of the treatment by prisoners of war and captured members of federal forces and prisoners' assembly points. The paper is based on the survey and analyses of a subject, considering some of the non-clearing matters. At the same time, through an objective presentation, the character of the Slovenian independence war is shown. The paper describes the recall and appeal for the accession of JLA members to the Slovenian Defence Force and terminological embarrassments in relation to international law of war and practice in Slovenia in 1991. The functional demarcation and responsibilities for prisoners' assembly points between territorial defence and the Internal Affairs Authorities is explained. Also, the formation and operation of prisoners' assembly points and centers, with certain specificities in Pomurje, are described. To this is added a comparison of the number of deserted and captured in conflicts in Slovenia and Pomurju 1991 with the indicators of the numerical status. The findings of the survey are followed by conclusions and conclusions. Some of these are as they have not been presented before.
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creator: ALOJZ ŠTEINER
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2023-10-26
publication date: 2023-10-26
starting page: 67
ending page: 93
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.9.1-2.67-93.2023

The importance of proper public speaking for effective communication
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description: Contemporary public communication is guided by the basic maxim of the modern world and life, i.e. by speed. Fast messaging often means short messaging, frequently superficial and with a lack of in-depth communication. In the foreground are short messages, which we send hastily, often thoughtlessly. That is why it is even more important that our message is correct and concise both in terms of language and content. Here, an important part is played by the Slovenian literary language, with its nationally representative and unifying role. In this paper, I want to show the importance of quality public communication (correctness, clarity, respect, and meaning of the message). The importance of content and rhetorically appropriate presentation of one’s views are often forgotten on a Slovenian and global scale. Performance can completely override content. In addition, I will present the unity of the Slovenian literary language, which is drawn through phonetic-phonological and orthographic analyses; even the pronunciation of literary vowels is clear and uniform regardless of the regional origin of the representative speakers in Slovenian public space.
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creator: HOTIMIR TIVADAR
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2023-10-26
publication date: 2023-10-26
starting page: 53
ending page: 65
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.9.1-2.53-65.2023

Conceptualisation of the covid-19 pandemic and its linguistic realisation in slovene, german and hungarian
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description: In the paper we discuss the conceptualization of the corona virus pandemic as well as the changes that the extralingustic factor of the virus SARS-CoV-2 generated on the lexical level of the Slovene, German and Hungarian language. The corona virus drastically interfered with all aspects and areas of our lives and remains a central topic of (all forms of) communication to this day. It also »infected« the lanaguage/s that we speak and in which we think. Epidemiological offices give recommendations, governments introduce measures for preventing and containing the spread of infections with new virus. Many politicians, medical experts and the media are using military, catastrophic and apocalyptic rhetoric to convey their message, which induced a fear of the unknown, invisible virus in people as well as doubt in its existence and insecurity regarding the consequences of the disease. The insecurity and doubt are further deepened by conspiracy theories, disinformation and fake news (infodemic). This new reality also changed the way we conceptualize and verbalize the pandemic situation. We are witnessing a more or less expected metaphorical framing of the discourse about Covid-19.
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creator: MELANIJA LARISA FABČIČ
creator: ELIZABETA BERNJAK
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2023-10-26
publication date: 2023-10-26
starting page: 23
ending page: 52
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.9.1-2.23-52.2023

A crock or a pot, is that even a question? The prekmurje language from a sociolinguistic perspective
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description: The article is linked to the Prekmurski pisker project. Drawing on the well-known dichotomy language: speach (langue: parole) the paper explores aspects of sociolinguistically conditioned choice and use of language(s) and language varieties (dialects, sociolects, idiolects) in everyday communication. It appoints to communication domains in which one or the other variety is appropriate or predominant. Attention is payed to the power relations between different language varieties that reflect the power relations between their speakers. Further on, the roles of language ideologies and language capital are discussed as factors influencing a person's language choice and social position. The theoretical cues are illustrated by past and present experience of the Prekmurje language in contact with Hungarian and Slovenian high varieties.
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creator: ALBINA NEĆAK LÜK
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2023-10-26
publication date: 2023-10-26
starting page: 3
ending page: 22
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.9.1-2.3-22.2023

Genesis and Operational Characteristics of the Slovenian War of Independence in Prekmurje and Prlekija Region 30 Years Ago
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description: Thirty years after the end of the military conflicts in Slovenia, from 27 June to 7 July 1991, an exceptional number of works were created describing the activities of Slovenian defence structures in Slovenian War of Independence. Also works with views from the opposite side were created and published. Most of the works are commemorative records and testimonials, some are historical works with depictions and analyses of events or even just the presentation of documents. Scientific-research and military-expert analyses are a rarity. The paper shows the findings from the analysis of the characteristics of independence and military action in the case of Prekmurje and Prlekija. In the case of the province along the Mura region it is precisely that the characteristics of the operation of the Yugoslav People's Army are eloquently shown, as well as the specifics of the countering activities of the Slovenian Defence Forces. From this I conclude on the genesis and operational characteristics of the war in the Republic of Slovenia and the intentions to forcibly prevent Slovenian independence. These indicators are in Pomurje region more recognizable than elsewhere in Slovenia.
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creator: Alojz Šteiner
rights: Copyright (c) 2022 Šteiner https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
date: 2022-02-28
publication date: 2022-02-28
starting page: 65
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doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.8.1.65-94.2022

Geopolitical Consequences of the COVID - 19 Pandemic
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description: As news and reports spread of the new virus from Wuhan at the end of 2019, many compared it to the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreaks from 2002 to 2004. Instead of the SARS outbreak, we could compare COVID-19 to the Spanish flu. Similarly, to the Spanish flu, the COVID-19 pandemic did not single out a nation, infecting many and claiming millions of lives. The key economic issue with the COVID-19 pandemic is whether this is simply a bad recession or a wave of economic depression.
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creator: Stanislav Raščan
rights: Copyright (c) 2022 Raščan https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
date: 2022-02-28
publication date: 2022-02-28
starting page: 43
ending page: 64
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.8.1.43-64.2022

Introduction of Coaching in Education
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description: In this paper, we present a new learning method, coaching, through which both the lecturer and the student successfully completed the activities that were a prerequisite for achieving the goal. The teaching method was supported by various tools. We also present the results and lessons learnt from the introduction of the three tools into the teaching process. Research based on the use of theories is taken from Slovenian and foreign literature, sources and empirical research using statistical methods (two courses: Mathematical modelling and Business economics and management, two years of work: 2019/2020 and 2020/2021). Depending on the time period, the research is retrospective, as it deals with past influences or situations. Based on what has been written, we can conclude that the topic is extremely current, its results will enable lecturers to understand the positive significance in the impact of the introduction of coaching in the field of teaching. The results of the research will enable the institutes to learn about new types of methods that will serve to approximate the activities of coaching in the teaching process.
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creator: Petra Cajnko
rights: Copyright (c) 2022 Cajnko https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
date: 2022-02-28
publication date: 2022-02-28
starting page: 14
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doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.8.1.14-42.2022

Psychologycal Symptoms of Cooping with Chronic Pain in Adolescent Girls – A Pilot Study
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description: Chronic pain is a recurrent pain that persists beyond the expected normal time of healing, lasting three months or longer. The prevalence of chronic pain in children is about 30%. Longer lasting coping with chronic pain leads to different psychological, social consequences and school absenteeism. The aim of our paper is to establish and investigate psychological consequences of chronic pain in 10 adolescent girls with the average age 14.9 years (SD = 1.9). All of them were examined by the physical and rehabilitation medicine specialist, meet criteria for chronic pain. We assessed their current psychological wellbeing through self-evaluation (The Revised Children’s Anxiety and Depression Scale – RCADS, Fear of Pain Questionnaire - FOPQ, The catastrophizing scale –PCS) and parent reported behaviour (CBCL). The adolescent girls reported separation anxiety and more pronounced depression symptoms. They more often avoid physical activity, deal with emotions of fear and think about pain increase through activity. Anxiety and depressive symptoms, somatisation, difficulties in social relationships and copping with stress. We conclude that all participants deal with psychological consequences of chronic pain. The awareness of psychological consequences in long term chronic pain and a detailed assessment are crucialfor planning further psychological treatment and therapy.
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creator: Barbara Horvat Rauter
creator: Katja Groleger Sršen
rights: Copyright (c) 2022 Univerzitetna založba Univerze v Mariboru https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
date: 2022-02-28
publication date: 2022-02-28
starting page: 3
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doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.8.1.3-14.2022

Three leg Chickens and White Horses that are no Horses: Theories and Paradoxes of Anciet Chinese Nomenalists
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description: The present article introduces one of the most interesting philosophic school of ancient China, namely the School of names or the Nomenalist school. In many aspects, their discussions can be compared to the foundations of Western formal logic. However, they follow different approaches: the nomenalist philosophers were namely not primarily interested in the laws of cognition, but rather in its concrete applicability, i.e. in the art of “proper” reasoning as a precondition of precise expressions. The representatives of this school have thus laid stress upon modes of expression and semantic connotations of notions, on categorizations, the structuring and definitions that are written in the form of disputes. Thrugh the analyses of the works written by the three most significant representatives of this philosophic current, the author aims to surpass the prejudices that are still prevailing in Western philosophy and according to which ancient Chinese philosophy was exclusively based upon moral and proto-theological discourses.
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creator: Jana S. Rošker
rights: Copyright (c) 2015 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2022-03-15
publication date: 2022-03-15
starting page: 57
ending page: 81
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.1.1.57-81.2015

he »other«, »different« & »them« - the expression of otherness and diferentness in Slovene and German phraseology
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description: The perception of differentness, otherness and strangeness in a certain language community is often verbalized in form of phraseological units. The phraseology of a certain language is especially suitable for forming ideas about one´s own (national, cultural) identity and its opposite, the otherness. Identity is expressed as a s.c. autostereotype, the perception of the other and different as a non-experiential connotative heterostereotype. The article focuses on German and Slovene phraseological units, that contain an ethnonym and verbalize s.c. ethnic stereotypes: stereotypical opinions, positions and prejudices, that one language community has of another. The methods of cognitive linguistics (specifically prototypical models like the cognitive metaphore and conceptual integration) in combination with a socio-psychological aspect have proven particularly useful in analysis of phraseological units. At the center of the analysis are phraseological units with negative connotation and the question, to which ethnical groups do the Slovene and German phraseology attribute negative qualities.
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creator: Melanija Larisa Fabčič
rights: Copyright (c) 2015 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2022-03-15
publication date: 2022-03-15
starting page: 45
ending page: 56
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.1.1.45-56.2015

Crime analysis in the Municipality Puconci with the use of crime mapping method
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description: The aim of crime mapping is a synthesis of the findings of the analysis of the selected security problem and presentation of the findings on clear and transparent maps in order to establish facts and to find proper solutions. The purpose of this paper was to study the case of safety in the municipality of Puconci using the crime mapping method. The graphical presentation of the crime distribution on the territory of the municipality Puconci in the period 2008 - 2012 shows that majority of the crime cases were committed in the populated areas of local communities Zenkovci, Brezovci and Puconci; specifically in the villages Zenkovci, Beznovci, Brezovci, Gorica and Puconci where the crime hot spots and areas were identified. In the local community Mačkovci the analysed crime offences are the most scattered. The most common form of crime are crimes against property, where thefts are far most often, followed by offenses against public order and crimes against human rights and freedoms. This kind of security problems residents rather than with the presence and activity of the police (e.g. police patrols) can solve with increased self-protective behaviour. More attention and cooperation between competent services, such as police, social work centres and other agencies is required by criminal offenses against marriage, family and youth as they interfere with the basic cell of society, i.e., family, and often leave behind irreversible consequences. It can be concluded that the municipality Puconci is relatively safe municipality, with an average of 3-times lower crime rate compared to the national level. Quick response of the agencies, especially the police, and a good social network undoubtedly have a positive impact on the high level of security, in terms of both crime and road safety.
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creator: Katja Eman
creator: Rok Hacin
rights: Copyright (c) 2015 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2022-03-15
publication date: 2022-03-15
starting page: 27
ending page: 44
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.1.1.27-44.2015

Population policy in Slovenia: From the passive observation to the active mitigation towards sustainable population development
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description: The population policy (PP) of Slovenia and its transition from the second Yugoslavia to the European Union (EU) is analysed in the paper. Recent demographic developments in Slovenia and EU have brought numerous population policy challenges. Therefore, EU has prepared different green papers tackling PP issues. Migration, population ageing and its consequences, adequate pensions as well as the return to the demographic growth and sustainable generation replacement have been more important issues covered. The EU PP developments have been hardly noticed in Slovenia. Consequently, PP paradigm change is necessary in Slovenia. The country needs a shift from passive adaptation to intensive demographic changes to active mitigation of long-term sustainable population development
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creator: Janez Malačič
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date: 2022-03-15
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starting page: 19
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doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.1.1.19-26.2015

Innovation aspects of Slovenian manufacturing companies and their managers
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description: This paper deals with several aspects of innovation in Slovenian manufacturing companies. The authors present the results of their research from 2013. The first part of the paper deals with the use of organisational innovation concepts. The authors present the concept of organisational innovation and its meaning. Later they present the frequency use of selected organisational concepts in Slovenian manufacturing companies. The paper also presents the impact of these concepts on companies’ innovation and performance level. The second part of the paper deals with the managers of manufacturing companies and their attitude towards innovation. The key finding is that the manufacturing companies are aware of the importance of innovation processes, while managers’ innovation profile shows that managers actively cooperate in innovation process, but are reluctant to creativity fostering and open innovation.
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creator: Iztok Palčič
creator: Tomaž Kocijančič
creator: Norma Bale
rights: Copyright (c) 2015 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2022-03-15
publication date: 2022-03-15
starting page: 5
ending page: 18
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.1.1.5-18.2015

Structuralism and its Chinese ancestors: Traditional Chinese perception theories and the concept of structure (li)
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description: Before the impact of Western thought which became increasingly strong after the 18th century, Chinese epistemologies were, in essence, structural or relational systems of comprehension. In such a view, the objet of perception are relations, forming a relative fixed structure. In China, the structural approach to comprehension had already been elaborated in ancient times. It has been developed as an abstract model conditioned by the supposition of an existing compatibility between the structures of the external world and those of the human mind. In such view, structural compatibility of the subject and the object of comprehension was the basic precondition of human perception. The structural link between human consciousness on the one, and the external reality on the other side, has been expressed by the term li 理, which was seen as a basic concept of dynamic and all-encompassing structure.
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creator: Jana S. Rošker
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date: 2022-03-15
publication date: 2022-03-15
starting page: 127
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doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.1.2.127-140.2015

Tort liability of the state
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description: In the articlethe author discusses questions that refer to the tort liability of the state. It is the aggrieved person’s right to compensation for damage caused through unlawful actions in connection with the performance of any function or other activity by a person or authority performing such function or activity within a state or local community authority or as a bearer of public authority (Article 26 of the Constitution). The author presents the tort liability of the state in connection with the right to life, as one of the paramount values of democratic societies.Through case No. Up-679/12, dated 16 October 2014, decided by the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia, the author underlines that the state is not liable for damages only if it proves that it did everything in its power to eliminate the risk for the life and health of the individuals in the case of a damaging incident.The protection of human life and healthrequires that very strict criteria be employed in the assessment as to whether to exclude the liability of the state.
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creator: Etelka Korpič - Horvat
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date: 2022-03-15
publication date: 2022-03-15
starting page: 118
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doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.1.2.118-126.2015

Working with text in CLIL as an incentive for developing reading skills. A study on teaching history in a foreign language.
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description: Poor reading comprehension resulting from lack of student motivation is a major pedagogical problem. According to constructivist principles, language teaching is based on active use of language in authentic situations. This view of teaching and learning entails different approaches. Content and language integrated learning is gaining traction in Europe and worldwide as an alternative methodical approach. Research indicates a positive effect of CLIL on reading comprehension and the development of reading strategies. This article provides an overview of works by the method of CLIL and presents a case study.
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creator: Jolanda Lazar
rights: Copyright (c) 2015 Anali PAZU HD
date: 2022-03-15
publication date: 2022-03-15
starting page: 107
ending page: 117
doi: 10.18690/analipazuhd.1.2.107-117.2015