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© ZRC SAZU, 2007 Uredniški odbor Marjetka Golež Kaučič, Nataša Jakop, Irena Naglič, Drago Perko, Alenka Porenta, Tinka Selič, Tanja Valte, Milojka Žalik Huzjan Uredila Nataša Jakop Urednica za bibliografijo Alenka Porenta Za vsebino poročil odgovarjajo vodje inštitutov in enot ZRC SAZU. Oblikovanje Milojka Žalik Huzjan Fotografije 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 LjuBljana 2007 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 DružbenoMEDICINSKI INŠTITUT ZA KULTURNO INŠTITUT ZGODOVINO inštitut za antropološke IN prostorske študije DirektorjevO poročIlO Uvod • Marko Snoj, Slovar jezika Janeza Svetokriškega. Prva knjiga: A–O, 711 str. Druga knjiga: P–Ž, 710 Praznovanja obletnic so še najbolj koristna takrat, ko str. Ljubljana: SAZU, Fundacija dr. Bruno Breschi, si ob oziranju v preteklost znamo vzeti čas za pogled Založba ZRC. v prihodnost. Predvsem pa je dobro, da se v predsta- • Maks Pleteršnik, Slovensko-nemški slovar. Tran- vljanju uspehov z enim očesom oziramo za novimi sliterirana izdaja. Uredila Metka Furlan. Prvi del: priložnostmi in boljšimi rešitvami. V ta okvir ne sodi A–O, 878 str. Drugi del: P–Ž, 967 str. + xxviii. samo iskanje novega denarja, pridobivanje novih pro- Ljubljana: Založba ZRC. storov in opreme, temveč tudi iskanja in vključevanje • Kozma Ahačič, Izvirne slovenske pesmi Jovana najboljših sodelavk in sodelavcev. Pri tem je potreb- Vesela Koseskega: vsebinski opis, okoliščine na- no izkoriščati vse možnosti, ki jih ponuja slovenski stanka, pregled ocen, jezik, tekstnokritični aparat akademski prostor in zakonodaja, obenem pa skrbno ter diplomatični in kritični prepis pesmi 1818–1852. paziti, da vsako povečanje raziskovalnih skupin temelji Slavistična knjižnica, 9. Ljubljana: Slavistično na trdnih osnovah. društvo Slovenije, 195 str. Prvi pogled na leto, ki je za nami, lahko ob tem vzbu- • Krištof Oštir, Daljinsko zaznavanje, Ljubljana: di določene skrbi, vendar skrbnejša analiza pokaže, Založba ZRC, ZRC SAZU, 250 str. da je med 314 sodelavkami in sodelavci 56 mladih • Matjaž Bizjak, Srednjeveški urbarji za Slovenijo 5. raziskovalk in raziskovalcev, 96 kolegic in kolegov s Urbarji briksenske škofije. 1253–1464. Thesaurus pogodbami za določen čas ter 14 tistih, ki so angažirani memoriae, Fontes 3. Ljubljana: Založba ZRC, ZRC z minimalno obveznostjo. SAZU, 264 str. • Dušan Kos, In Burg und Stadt: spätmittelalterlicher Adel in Krain und Untersteiermark. Veröffentlic- Pomembnejši raziskovalni rezultati v letu 2006 hungen des Instituts für Österreichische Geschichts- forschung, Bd. 45. Dunaj: Oldenbourg, 687 str. • Magistrski študij migracij Joint MA in Migration • Miha Preinfalk: Auersperg. Geschichte einer euro- and Intercultural Relations. päischen Familie. Gradec: Stocker Verlag, 688 str. • Marina Lukšič - Hacin (ur.), Spet doma? – povratne migracije med politiko, prakso in teorijo. Ljubljana: Založba ZRC. Monografija je rezultat triinpolle- Podiplomski program tnega raziskovanja v okviru ciljnoraziskovalnega projekta. Podobno kot preteklo leto je tudi letošnji razpis • Darko Dolinar in Marko Juvan (ur.), Writing Lite- podiplomskega programa »Interkulturni študiji – pri- rary History. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. merjalni študij idej in kultur« naletel na presenetljivo • Anton Velušček s sodelavci, Resnikov prekop. zanimanje, zato smo po pogovorih z vsemi kandidati Najstarejša koliščarska naselbina na Ljubljanskem vpisali 21 študentk in študentov. Tudi letos je bilo barju. Opera Instituti Archaeologici Sloveniae, največ zanimanja za filozofijo, o čemer priča statistika 10. Ljubljana: Inštitut za arheologijo ZRC SAZU, vpisa: Založba ZRC, 154 str. • Lojze Marinček et al., Vegetacijska karta gozdnih • Slovenske študije – tradicija in sodobnost: 4, združb Slovenije v merilu 1 : 50 000. List Ljubljana • Spomin narodov v historični perspektivi: 2, s komentarjem. Ljubljana: Biološki inštitut Jovana • Transformacija moderne misli – filozofija, psihoa- Hadžija ZRC SAZU, Založba ZRC. naliza, kultura: 10, • Savo Brelih, Božidar Drovenik, Aljoša Pirnat. • Antropologija zdravja, bolezni in zdravljenj: 5. Gradivo za favno hroščev (Coleoptera) Slovenije. Scopolia, 58. Ljubljana. • Igor Grdina, Med dolžnostjo spomina in razkošjem Založba ZRC pozabe. Kulturnozgodovinske študije. Življenja in dela 3 (ur. A. Vovko). Ljubljana: Inštitut za kulturno V letu 2006 je v okviru založniškega programa ZRC zgodovino ZRC SAZU, Založba ZRC, ZRC SAZU, SAZU izšlo 59 naslovov knjižnih publikacij, 13 letni- 342 str. kov periodičnih publikacij, nekatere v sozaložništvu in/ali soizdajateljstvu. Knjige in revije so najpogosteje pod krošnjami« prestopa prag Znanstvenoraziskoval- izšle s podporo Agencije za raziskovalno dejavnost nega centra. Zato in predvsem zaradi hitro rastočega Republike Slovenije, Ministrstva za kulturo Republike zanimanja za našo ponudbo izbrane literature bomo Slovenije, Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti, knjigarno skušali še letos preseliti v večji prostor in Raziskovalnega sklada ZRC SAZU, Mestne občine s tem omogočili kupcem več miru pri pregledovanju Ljubljana, Informacijskega podjetja Vestnik in drugih in izbiri knjig. zunanjih sofinancerjev. Knjige in revije smo predstavili na 44 novinarskih konferencah, knjižnem sejmu in dveh posebnih prireditvah: Dnevu reformacije v Mur- Novi prostori ski Soboti in prireditvi Znanost ne grize v Mariborski knjigarni in klubu Kibla. V preteklem letu smo začeli s prenovo Atrija stavbe na Novem trgu 2 in dvoriščnih prostorov stavbe na Bregu 4, lotili pa smo se tudi pridobivanja gradbene doku- Knjigarna Azil mentacije za obnovo vile Rafut v Novi Gorici. Prostori Raziskovalne postaje ZRC Prekmurje v Petanjcih so Kljub vse večji konkurenci in kljub vrsti težav, ki spre- adaptirani do tretje podaljšane faze, zaključek del pa mljajo slovensko knjižno produkcijo, Knjigarna Azil načrtujemo v pozni jeseni 2007. Prostori Zemljepisne- iz meseca v mesec širi svojo ponudbo domače in tuje ga muzeja v pritličju dvoriščnega dela so dokončno strokovne literature. Poleg tega z rednim sodelovanjem opremljeni, zato bomo takoj po prenovi Atrija lahko pri sedaj že tradicionalni poletni prireditvi »Knjižnica začeli z rednim sprejemom obiskovalcev. Director’S report Introduction • Igor Grdina, Med dolžnostjo spomina in razkošjem pozabe: kulturnozgodovinske študije (Between the Celebrating anniversaries is most useful when, look- Obligation of Memory and the Luxury of Oblivion: ing back on the past, we also take time to look to the Cultural and Historical Studies) (= Življenja in dela future. Moreover, in presenting our results it is espe- 3, ed. Andrej Vovko). Ljubljana: Založba ZRC, cially beneficial to seek new opportunities and better 2006, pp. 342. solutions. This involves not only seeking new funding • Marko Snoj. Slovar jezika Janeza Svetokriškega and acquiring new facilities and equipment, but also (Dictionary of the Language of Janez Svetokriški looking for and engaging the best personnel. In these [Tobia Lionelli]). Volume I: A–O, pp. 711. Volume efforts it is necessary to explore all of the possibili- II: P–Ž, pp. 710. Ljubljana: Fundacija dr. Bruno ties offered by Slovenia’s academic environment and Breschi & Založba ZRC. legislation. At the same time, however, caution must • Maks Pleteršnik. Slovensko-nemški slovar (Sloveni- be exercised to ensure that every increase in the size an-German Dictionary). Transliterated edition. Ed. of research teams is well founded. Metka Furlan. Volume I: A–O, pp. 878. Volume II: Taking all this into account, a first glance at the past P–Ž, pp. 967 + xxviii. Ljubljana: Založba ZRC. year could raise certain concerns, but a more thor- • Kozma Ahačič. Izvirne slovenske pesmi Jovana ough analysis shows that among 314 personnel there Vesela Koseskega: vsebinski opis, okoliščine nas- are 56 research assistants, 96 associates working on tanka, pregled ocen, jezik, tekstnokritični aparat limited contracts, and 14 employees with minimum ter diplomatični in kritični prepis pesmi 1818–1852 workloads. (Original Slovenian Poems by Jovan Vesel Kos- eski: Description of Content, Conditions of their Creation, Overview of Reviews, Language, Textual Important research results Critical Apparatus, and Diplomatic and Critical Transcription of Poems from 1818 and 1852) (= • Joint master’s program in Migration and Intercul- Slavistična knjižnica 9). Ljubljana: Slavistično tural Relations. društvo Slovenije, 2006, pp. 195. • Marina Lukšič - Hacin (ed.), Spet doma – povratne • Krištof Oštir, Daljinsko zaznavanje (Remote Sens- migracije med politiko, prakso in teorijo (Home ing). Ljubljana: Založba ZRC, 2006. Again: Reverse Migrations between Politics, Prac- • Matjaž Bizjak, Srednjeveški urbarji za Slovenijo 5. tice, and Theory). Ljubljana: Založba ZRC, 2006. Urbarji briksenske škofije. 1253–1464 (Slovenian Monograph; result of three-and-a-half years of Medieval Land Registers 5. Land Registers of the research
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