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PPorocilo-2004.inddorocilo-2004.indd 1 110.11.20050.11.2005 99:08:21:08:21 © ZRC SAZU, 2005 Uredniški odbor Marjetka Golež Kaučič, Vojislav Likar, Irena Naglič, Drago Perko, Alenka Porenta, Tinka Selič, Tanja Valte, Milojka Žalik Huzjan Uredili Irena Naglič Milojka Žalik Huzjan Urednica za bibliografi jo Alenka Porenta Za vsebino poročil odgovarjajo vodje inštitutov in enot ZRC SAZU. Oblikovanje Milojka Žalik Huzjan Fotografi je Igor Lapajne Marko Zaplatil in sodelavci inštitutov Založil Znanstvenoraziskovalni center SAZU Za založnika Oto Luthar Tisk Tiskarna Present d. o. o., Ljubljana ISSN 1408-2349 PPorocilo-2004.inddorocilo-2004.indd 2 110.11.20050.11.2005 99:08:26:08:26 LJUBLJANA 2005 PPorocilo-2004.inddorocilo-2004.indd 3 110.11.20050.11.2005 99:08:26:08:26 ORGANIZACIJSKA SHEMA ZRC SAZU UPRAVNI ODBOR KOLEGIJ ZNANSTVENI SVET UPRAVA DIREKTOR INFRASTRUKTURNA SKUPINA INŠTITUT ZA SLOVENSKI JEZIK INŠTITUT ZA ARHEOLOGIJO FRANA RAMOVŠA ZGODOVINSKI INŠTITUT UMETNOSTNOZGODOVINSKI MILKA KOSA INŠTITUT FRANCETA STELETA INŠTITUT ZA SLOVENSKO MUZIKOLOŠKI INŠTITUT LITERATURO IN LITERARNE VEDE INŠTITUT ZA SLOVENSKO GLASBENONARODOPISNI NARODOPISJE INŠTITUT INŠTITUT ZA SLOVENSKO FILOZOFSKI INŠTITUT IZSELJENSTVO GEOGRAFSKI INŠTITUT INŠTITUT ZA RAZISKOVANJE ANTONA MELIKA KRASA PALEONTOLOŠKI INŠTITUT BIOLOŠKI INŠTITUT IVANA RAKOVCA JOVANA HADŽIJA INŠTITUT ZA BIOGRAFIKO IN INŠTITUT ZA MEDICINSKE VEDE BIBLIOGRAFIJO INŠTITUT ZA ANTROPOLOŠKE IN PROSTORSKE ŠTUDIJE PPorocilo-2004.inddorocilo-2004.indd 4 111.11.20051.11.2005 112:31:202:31:20 DIREKTORJEVO POROČILO SAPIENS QUI PROSPICIT tacijskih dejavnosti ter k povezovanju istovrstnih delovnih in raziskovalnih tako analitičnih kot Podobno kot leto prej smo tudi v letu 2004 suvereno tehničnih procesov. Tovrstno integrirano delovanje pokrivali obe tradicionalni akademski področji, ob omogoča znanstvenim raziskavam nove dimenzije raziskovanju še visokošolsko izobraževanje, obe- in ponuja temelje za oblikovanje multidisciplinar- nem pa smo tudi to leto veliko naredili za aplikacijo nega raziskovalnega centra, ki se povezuje tudi z raziskovalnih rezultatov. Nekaj primerov … različnimi področji zunaj osnovne raziskovalne organizacije in se izkazuje kot podpora različnim javnim sektorjem ter lokalnim in izobraževalnim 1. Raziskovanje ustanovam. Med vrsto izjemnih rezultatov preteklega leta kaže še posebej izpostaviti vzpostavitev spletnega GIS- 2. Podiplomsko izobraževanje v okviru Podiplom- strežnika ZRC SAZU, ki ga redno dopolnjujemo z skega študija krasoslovja in Šole za primerjal- novimi podatkovnimi zbirkami posameznih inšti- ni študij idej in kultur tutov. Pridobljeno znanje je sodelavcem Inštituta za antropološke in prostorske študije omogočilo Na podiplomski študij krasoslovja, ki letos poteka sodelovanje z National Geographic Society. Skupaj že četrto leto, sta se letos vpisala dva študenta, na s kolegi z Univerze v Birminghamu so izdelali GIS- petnajst razpisanih mest Šole za primerjalni študij portal projekta Mundo Maya Siustainable Tourism idej in kultur pa se je prijavilo 26 kandidatk in Program. Med najpomembnejše dosežke šteje tudi kandidatov. Po intervjujih z vsemi smo izjemoma nadgradnja besedilnega korpusa Nova beseda, ki vpisali 23 študentk in študentov. Za povečani vpis je osnovni leksikografski vir Inštituta za slovenski smo se odločili zaradi kvalitete prijavljenih in zato jezik Frana Ramovša, pa izjemni zbornik Hočeva- ker je program šele stekel. rica – eneolitsko kolišče na Ljubljanskem barju, ki ga je uredil Anton Velušček, in tretja, dopolnjena Razporeditev po modulih: znanstvenokritična izdaja Brižinskih spomenikov, I. Slovenske študije – tradicija in sodobnost (10). omeniti pa kaže tudi našo pomoč pri pripravi Šved- II. Spomin narodov v historični perspektivi (3). sko-slovenskega slovarja. Razumljivo je, da pri III. Transformacije moderne misli – filozofija, psi- takem naštevanju lahko izpostavimo samo nekaj hoanaliza, kultura (2). uspešno zaključenih projektov naših inštitutov, zato IV. Antropologija zdravja, bolezni in zdravljenj bolj radovedne bralce kar takoj vabim k ogledu naših (8). spletnih strani (www.zrc-sazu.si). Posebno pozornost zasluži tudi infrastrukturna dejavnost Naravna in kulturna dediščina, ki smo 3. Založba ZRC jo organizirali v sedem notranjih organizacijskih enot: Zbirke in publikacije, Tematska kartografija V okviru založniškega programa je v letu 2004 in geografski informacijski sistem, Raziskovanje izšlo 44 naslovov knjižnih publikacij (od tega v so- krasa, Slovaropisje in slovaropisne podatkovne zbir- založništvu štirje naslovi), 12 letnikov znanstvenih ke, Arheološki dokumentacijski sistemi, Kulturna periodičnih publikacij (od tega trije v sozaložni- dediščina, Naravna dediščina. štvu) ter 18 enot drobnih tiskov (katalogi, vodniki, Interdisciplinarna in multidisciplinarna naravna- vabila, poročila ipd.). Izšlo je pet zvezkov iz zbirke nost infrastrukturne dejavnosti omogoča integra- Monumenta artis musicae Sloveniae (dve z letnico cijo tako infrastrukturnih kot tudi raziskovalnih 2003) in ena CD-plošča iz zbirke arhiva Glasbeno- dejavnosti – ne glede na njihovo temeljno tematsko narodopisnega inštituta. usmerjenost. S stališča infrastrukture se teži k Večina publikacij je izšla v Založbi ZRC, nekaj pa racionalizaciji zlasti informacijskih in dokumen- kot izdaje posameznih inštitutov. 5 PPorocilo-2004.inddorocilo-2004.indd 5 110.11.20050.11.2005 99:08:27:08:27 Izhajati sta začeli dve novi knjižni zbirki Lingua 5. Prostori Slovenica, ki jo izdaja Inštitut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovša, in Studia litteraria, ki jo izdaja Po najnujnejših popravilih (zamenjava oken, pleska- Inštitut za slovensko literaturo in literarne vede. nje itd.) prostorov v II. nadstropju stavbe na Trgu Založniški program so finančno podprli Ministrstvo francoske revolucije in temeljiti prenovi dvorane za šolstvo, znanost in šport RS, Ministrstvo za kultu- geografskega muzeja, Gosposka 12, smo urejanje ro RS, Slovenska akademija znanosti in umetnosti, prostorov na tej lokaciji do izteka postopka denaci- Raziskovalni sklad ZRC, Mestna občina Ljubljana, onalizacije zaključili. Ministrstvo za zunanje zadeve RS in drugi zunanji Ta hip pospešeno poteka obnova III. nadstropja in sofinancerji. podstrešnih prostorov stavbe na Novem trgu 4, kjer Založba je samostojno ali v sodelovanju z izdajatelji, bodo svoje kabinete in sejni sobi dobili kolegice in soizdajatelji in sozaložniki organizirala 20 novinar- kolegi z Inštituta za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovša skih konferenc in javnih predstavitev v in Muzikološkega inštituta. Ne upoštevajoč novo Ljubljani in drugih krajih po Sloveniji. Svoje kvadraturo na Novem trgu 4, smo v preteklem letu izdaje je predstavila tudi na petih knjižnih sejmih pridobili in obnovili 310 m2 delovnih prostorov. oz. prodajnih razstavah. Vse publikacije so tekoče predstavljene tudi na Internetnem katalogu zbirk znanstvene in strokovne literature. 6. Misliti razvoj – misliti naprej V senci pregovora Sapiens qui prospicit se je lani 4. Knjigarna AZIL začela razprava o prihodnjem razvoju Znanstveno- raziskovalnega centra. Po dobrem desetletju pospe- Po dobrem letu poslovanja vse kaže, da je slo- šenega kadrovskega, vsebinskega in prostorskega venska humanistična akademska javnost v veliki razvoja se odločamo za korenito prenovo razisko- meri sprejela knjigarno za svojo. Ob skrbi za čim valnih skupin. V času naraščanja števila visoko boljšo ponudbo je naš poglavitni namen pokriti usposobljenih raziskovalk in raziskovalcev tudi na manipulativne stroške in kupcem ponuditi čim področju humanističnega raziskovanja je to edini cenejše knjige. način, da povečamo svojo konkurenčnost. 6 PPorocilo-2004.inddorocilo-2004.indd 6 110.11.20050.11.2005 99:08:27:08:27 DIRECTOR’S REPORT SAPIENS QUI PROSPICIT Infrastructural Group enables the integration of infrastructural and research activities irrespec- Similarly to the year before, in 2004 we ran our tive of their basic thematic orientation. From the own programmes covering both of the traditional infrastructure standpoint there is a trend to econo- academic fields of research and higher education. misation in the information and documentation We also engaged much in the application of our activities especially, and towards the linking of research results. similar clerical, research, analytical and technical processes. This kind of integrated work allows new dimensions for academic research and offers a basis A FEW EXAMPLES ... for establishing a multidisciplinary research centre, which is also connected to various areas outside of 1. Research the basic research organisation, and manifests itself through support to the various public sectors and Among the series of exceptional results of the past local and educational institutions. year we should mention especially the web-based GIS server of the SRC-SASA, which we regularly supplement with new databases from the individual 2. Postgraduate education as part of the Post- institutes. The knowledge acquired has enabled the graduate Karstology Study programme and researchers of the Institute for Anthropological and the School for the Comparative Study of Ideas Spatial Studies to cooperate with the National Geo- and Cultures. graphic Society. In cooperation with the University of Birmingham they developed the GIS portal for Two students enrolled in the postgraduate karstology the Mundo Maya Sustainable Tourism Program. study programme, now in its fourth year, while 26 Also among the most important achievements are candidates applied for the 15 advertised spaces in the upgrade to the Nova
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    PRODUCTIVE MOUNTAINS MOUNTAINS PRODUCTIVE Convegno internazionale International conference LA MONTAGNA CHE PRODUCE • LA MONTAGNA CHE PRODUCE LA MONTAGNA PRODUCTIVE MOUNTAINS paesaggi, attori, flussi, prospettive • landscapes, actors, flows, perspectives Book of abstracts • BOOK OF ABSTRACTS 9 788899 243517 Convegno internazionale 21>23.06.2018 International conference Venezia • Val Comelico LA MONTAGNA CHE PRODUCE PRODUCTIVE MOUNTAINS paesaggi, attori, flussi, prospettive • landscapes, actors, flows, perspectives Book of abstracts a cura di • edited by Viviana Ferrario, Mauro Marzo, Viola Bertini, Chrysafina Geronta Unione Montana Comelico - Sappada La montagna che produce. Paesaggi, flussi, attori, prospettive Productive mountans. Landscapes, actors, flows, perspectives 21>23 giugno • June 2018 Convegno internazionale • International conference promosso da • promoted by Università Iuav di Venezia, Dipartimento di Culture del Progetto ClusterLAB Iuav Paesaggi culturali / Cultural Landscapes Rete Montagna / Alpine Network Fondazione Centro Studi Transfrontaliero del Comelico e Sappada Fondazione Giovanni Angelini Comitato Scientifico • Scientific Committee Mauro Pascolini, Università degli Studi di Udine • Ester Cason Angelini, Fondazione Giovanni Angelini • Benedetta Castiglioni, Università degli Studi di Padova • Viviana Ferrario, Università Iuav di Venezia • Mauro Marzo, Università Iuav di Venezia • Sebastiano Parmegiani, Società Alpina Friulana • Davide Pettenella, Università degli Studi di Padova • Roland Psenner, Universität Innsbruck
  • Datos Sobre Eslovenia Es

    Datos Sobre Eslovenia Es

    La flauta del Hombre de Neandertal de al menos de 45.000 años de antigüedad, que encontraron en Eslovenia, es uno de los instrumentos musicales más antiguos del mundo. La gloria del Ducado de Carniola (1689), obra de Janez Vajkard Valvasor, es un escrito enciclopédico que sirvió de ejemplo a otras obras europeas sobre culturas, historias y usos regionales. A base de sus descripiciones del lago intermitente Cerkniško jezero, Valvasor llegó a ser miembro de la prestigiosa Royal Society de Londres. ¿LO SABÍA? Eslovenia es la cuna de los caballos de Lipica o los lipizzaner, conocidos en todo el mundo. Potica es una comida típica eslovena de fiesta, hecha de pan dulce y relleno (de nueces, de estragon, de requesón, de masa de semillas de amapola, etc.). El mundo cárstico de Eslovenia es muy especial: la superficie ha sido moldeada por el agua infiltrándose a través de la piedra caliza y creando los misteriosos DATOS SOBRE fenómenos naturales, propios del mundo cárstico (grutas, cuencas, poljes, ríos subterráneos, lagos intermitentes etc.). ESLOVENIA Foto de la portada: El Lago de Bohinj, Tomo Jeseničnik Publicación de Oficina de Comunicación del Gobierno de la República de Eslovenia Director Veronika Stabej Comité de redacción Matjaž Kek, Sabina Popovič, Albert Kos, Manja Kostevc Editor Simona Pavlič Možina, Polona Prešeren Contenido Textos Dr Janko Prunk (Historia); Dr Jernej Pikalo (El sistema político de la República ................................................................................................................................. de Eslovenia); Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores (Eslovenia en el mundo); Instituto de Análisis Macroeconómico y Desarrollo (Marijana Bednaš, Matevž Hribernik, Eslovenia en breve 7 Rotija Kmet Zupančič, Luka Žakelj – Economía); Ministerio de Educación y ................................................................................................................................
  • Landscape Dynamics at Borderlands: Analysing Land Use Changes from Southern Slovenia

    Landscape Dynamics at Borderlands: Analysing Land Use Changes from Southern Slovenia

    Open Geosciences 2020; 12: 1725–1735 TRANSFORMATION OF TRADITIONAL CULTURAL LANDSCAPES - Koper 2019 Daniela Ribeiro*, Nika Razpotnik Visković, and AndražČarni Landscape dynamics at borderlands: analysing land use changes from Southern Slovenia https://doi.org/10.1515/geo-2020-0212 received January 31, 2020; accepted November 10, 2020 1 Introduction Abstract: This study presents the results of an in-depth Landscapes represent the place where land and people study on landscape changes over the last two centuries in come together, addressing the spatial dimensions of cul- the region of Bela krajina, south-eastern Slovenia. Since ture and meanings of land [1]. Cultural landscapes are – this region is situated along the Slovenian Croatian multifunctional landscapes, which simultaneously pro- fi - border, immigration and emigration are permanent x vide and support productivity, habitat, regulatory, social, tures in the region. Due to historical reasons, population and economic functions [2,3]. The extent of integration structure and land use changes occurred. With regard to between environmental (ecological) and socio-economic - these processes, two case studies were selected: settle functions of the landscape depends on the patterns and š č š č ments of Adle i i and Bojanci. Adle i i is a village mainly intensities of land use. Land use is the main object of inhabited by farmers of catholic religion. Bojanci was colo- human impact [4]. nized by Orthodox Uskoki, i.e. refugees from Ottoman Cultural landscapes are continuously changing [5]. Empire who become Habsburg soldiers who lived a mili- The extensification of land use and consequent land aban- tary life and had different attitude towards land cultiva- donment is considered a major trend of change affecting tion.