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L Peternel

Datos Biográficos

ID51791
NOMBREL Peternel
NOMBRESL
APELLIDOPeternel
FIRMAPETERNEL L
AFILIACIONESInstitute for Social Research
ORCID0000-0001-7749-3075
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS19
TOTAL DE CITAS1
TOTAL COMO AUTOR19
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2015
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2025
ÍNDICE H1
  • The Perception and Visibility of the State on the Island of Žirje, Croatia

    Open Access•L Peternel, Ana Perinić Lewis•ARTICLE•Shima•2025

    Žirje is the most remote island in Croatia's Šibenik archipelago. Due to long- lasting historical isolation for military reasons, the gradual reduction of agriculture and low capacities for tourism, the island is losing its socio-economic vitality. In qualitative research, islanders emphasised their conceptualisation of the state as the central actor when describing economic, demographic and ecological challenges and advocated for strong interven…

  • Dijalog vremena i prostora 60 godina časopisa Sociologija i prostor (SIP) i ususret 60 godina Instituta za društvena istraživanja u Zagrebu (Idiz)

    Open Access•L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2024

    Dijalog vremena i prostora godina asopisa Sociologija i prostor (SIP) i ususret godina Instituta za drutvena istraivanja u Zagrebu (IDIZ)Jubilarni 60. roendan asopis Sociologija i prostor u ovom broju obiljeava otvaranjem dijaloga

  • Container life in post-earthquake Croatia

    Open Access•L Peternel, D Podjed•ARTICLE•Focaal•2024•Citada por: 1

    This article focuses on experiences of people in the Banija region and specifically the town of Petrinja, Croatia, after an earthquake hit the area in December 2020. It presents their reflections on being confined to "container homes" in three different situations: living in container settlements on the outskirts of town; spending time in a container shopping center; and finding shelter in containers adjacent to destroyed houses. The study shows …

  • The Power of Isolation

    Open Access•D Podjed, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2024•Referencias: 28

    This article investigates isolation as a complex physical and symbolic phenomenon. The studies presented in the article and in this special issue explore how isolation impacts identities, social cohesion, and community life - especially in times of ongoing and interconnected crises. The authors examine the multifaceted nature of isolation that informs daily practices, emotional wellbeing, and community bonds, offering insights into the challenges…

  • The “pervasive” state

    Open Access•L Peternel, Karin Doolan•ARTICLE•Dialectical Anthropology•2023

  • Uvodnik

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2022

  • Sve se promijenilo

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2022

  • Uvodna riječ / Poziv za posebni broj SIP-a o Ukrajini u 2023

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2022

  • ‘Keeping Up with Myself’

    Open Access•L Peternel, Ana Maskalan•ARTICLE•Anthropological Journal of…•2022

    This article employs an anthropology ‘at-home’ approach to discuss dimensions of social and cultural changes amongst women in posttransitional societies. By applying person-centred ethnography, we aim to provide rich insights into the socio-cultural context and individual development of a young woman in Croatia. We examine how a young woman reasons about what kind of a person she is and wants to become by comparing the different sets of basic val…

  • Nepoznati obzori poznatih prostora

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2021

  • Svi smo se zarazili

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2021

  • Hidden Aspects of Social and Historical Development of Islamic Community in Sisak, Croatia

    L Peternel, Filip Škiljan et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Muslims in Europe•2021•Referencias: 8

    This article presents the efforts of the Islamic community in Sisak, Croatia, to achieve better social status and recognition in the local environment from the 1960s until today. By applying anthropological perspectives, we present the Islamic community’s long-lasting efforts of building a mosque, presenting their personal experience related to cultural identity and belonging. The aim is to present aspirations of the Islamic community during and …

  • Transforming Sustainability in the Time of Pandemic

    Open Access•D Podjed, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2020

    The central message of this journal issue is that the social science and humanities in collaboration with other fields of science should put more attention to redefining sustainability as a concept which has been used and abused from its inception and has meanwhile lost a part of significance. The covid-19 pandemic presents an opportunity to carry out the transformation, to re-think the basic concepts of sustainability and to adapt them to the ne…

  • The Rejectionist Ethic and the Spirit of the Green Economy

    Open Access•Nikola Petrović, L Peternel et al.•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2020

    This article explores how particular layers of the Western Zeitgeist and the Croatian social and economic context influenced the emergence and development of green entrepreneurship, and whether they could be helpful in understanding the potential transition to a green economy. It is argued that what initially drove several of interviewees to green entrepreneurships could be subsumed under the label rejectionist ethic used here to encompass differ…

  • Cultural Models of Sustainability in a Post-Transitional Society

    L Peternel, Marija Vukšić•ARTICLE•Anthropos•2020

    By following the anthropological theoretical account and multi-methodological approach, we analyze sustainability as a cultural model that reveals individual and group experience and notions of development in a changing post-transitional context. Despite the fact that sustainability is a complex cultural concept, in this study actors engaged in green economy unambiguously claimed negative attitudes towards profit and growth, along with positive a…

  • Anita Skelin Horvat

    Open Access•L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2017

    Knjiga Anite Skelin Horvat O jeziku i identitetima hrvatskih adolescenata objavljena je u biblioteci Sociokulturna lingvistika u izdanju Srednje Europe 2017. godine. Knjiga iscrpno prikazuje i interpretira složene procese konstrukcije i formiranja grupnih identiteta mladih kroz upotrebu lokalnih govora

  • Content and Distribution of Cultural Knowledge about Leisure Time, Social Participation, and Material Goods - Significance for Holistic Anthropological Research of Psychosocial Stress in Croatian Yout…

    L Peternel, Ana Malnar et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropos•2017

    IN ENGLISH: This study is motivated by recent breakthroughs in bio-cultural research indicating a direct link between individual health outcomes and adherence to cultural models. The construct of good life is explored among Croatian upper secondary school seniors by applying the analysis of cultural consensus model in two sub-domains: leisure time & social participation and material goods. The cultural consensus model analysis discloses non-consi…

  • Etniciteti, nacije i granice na Kordunu

    Open Access•L Peternel, Filip Škiljan•ARTICLE•Studia Ethnologica Croatica•2016

    Ovaj rad nalazi se u otvorenom pristupu i moe se distribuirati u skladu s odredbama licencije CC BY-NC-ND

  • Analysis of a Cultural Consensus Model of Two Good-Life Sub-Domains – Health & Well-Being and Migration & Socioeconomic Milieu – In Three Population Groups in Croatia

    Open Access•L Peternel, Ana Malnar et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Biosocial Science•2015

    In this study the construct of a ‘good life’ was explored among upper secondary school senior pupils and their parents and teachers by applying cultural consensus model analysis. A total of 469 students, 474 parents and 158 teachers from four Croatian cities participated in the study, which was conducted in 2011/2012. The information collected through interviewing and free-listing during the first phase of the study was used to create a set of st…

  • Container life in post-earthquake Croatia

    Open Access•L Peternel, D Podjed•ARTICLE•Focaal•2024•Citada por: 1

    This article focuses on experiences of people in the Banija region and specifically the town of Petrinja, Croatia, after an earthquake hit the area in December 2020. It presents their reflections on being confined to "container homes" in three different situations: living in container settlements on the outskirts of town; spending time in a container shopping center; and finding shelter in containers adjacent to destroyed houses. The study shows …

  • Analysis of a Cultural Consensus Model of Two Good-Life Sub-Domains – Health & Well-Being and Migration & Socioeconomic Milieu – In Three Population Groups in Croatia

    Open Access•L Peternel, Ana Malnar et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Biosocial Science•2015

    In this study the construct of a ‘good life’ was explored among upper secondary school senior pupils and their parents and teachers by applying cultural consensus model analysis. A total of 469 students, 474 parents and 158 teachers from four Croatian cities participated in the study, which was conducted in 2011/2012. The information collected through interviewing and free-listing during the first phase of the study was used to create a set of st…

  • Etniciteti, nacije i granice na Kordunu

    Open Access•L Peternel, Filip Škiljan•ARTICLE•Studia Ethnologica Croatica•2016

    Ovaj rad nalazi se u otvorenom pristupu i moe se distribuirati u skladu s odredbama licencije CC BY-NC-ND

  • Anita Skelin Horvat

    Open Access•L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2017

    Knjiga Anite Skelin Horvat O jeziku i identitetima hrvatskih adolescenata objavljena je u biblioteci Sociokulturna lingvistika u izdanju Srednje Europe 2017. godine. Knjiga iscrpno prikazuje i interpretira složene procese konstrukcije i formiranja grupnih identiteta mladih kroz upotrebu lokalnih govora

  • Content and Distribution of Cultural Knowledge about Leisure Time, Social Participation, and Material Goods - Significance for Holistic Anthropological Research of Psychosocial Stress in Croatian Yout…

    L Peternel, Ana Malnar et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropos•2017

    IN ENGLISH: This study is motivated by recent breakthroughs in bio-cultural research indicating a direct link between individual health outcomes and adherence to cultural models. The construct of good life is explored among Croatian upper secondary school seniors by applying the analysis of cultural consensus model in two sub-domains: leisure time & social participation and material goods. The cultural consensus model analysis discloses non-consi…

  • Transforming Sustainability in the Time of Pandemic

    Open Access•D Podjed, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2020

    The central message of this journal issue is that the social science and humanities in collaboration with other fields of science should put more attention to redefining sustainability as a concept which has been used and abused from its inception and has meanwhile lost a part of significance. The covid-19 pandemic presents an opportunity to carry out the transformation, to re-think the basic concepts of sustainability and to adapt them to the ne…

  • The Rejectionist Ethic and the Spirit of the Green Economy

    Open Access•Nikola Petrović, L Peternel et al.•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2020

    This article explores how particular layers of the Western Zeitgeist and the Croatian social and economic context influenced the emergence and development of green entrepreneurship, and whether they could be helpful in understanding the potential transition to a green economy. It is argued that what initially drove several of interviewees to green entrepreneurships could be subsumed under the label rejectionist ethic used here to encompass differ…

  • Cultural Models of Sustainability in a Post-Transitional Society

    L Peternel, Marija Vukšić•ARTICLE•Anthropos•2020

    By following the anthropological theoretical account and multi-methodological approach, we analyze sustainability as a cultural model that reveals individual and group experience and notions of development in a changing post-transitional context. Despite the fact that sustainability is a complex cultural concept, in this study actors engaged in green economy unambiguously claimed negative attitudes towards profit and growth, along with positive a…

  • Nepoznati obzori poznatih prostora

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2021

  • Svi smo se zarazili

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2021

  • Hidden Aspects of Social and Historical Development of Islamic Community in Sisak, Croatia

    L Peternel, Filip Škiljan et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Muslims in Europe•2021•Referencias: 8

    This article presents the efforts of the Islamic community in Sisak, Croatia, to achieve better social status and recognition in the local environment from the 1960s until today. By applying anthropological perspectives, we present the Islamic community’s long-lasting efforts of building a mosque, presenting their personal experience related to cultural identity and belonging. The aim is to present aspirations of the Islamic community during and …

  • Uvodnik

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2022

  • Sve se promijenilo

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2022

  • Uvodna riječ / Poziv za posebni broj SIP-a o Ukrajini u 2023

    Open Access•Ankica Marinović, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2022

  • ‘Keeping Up with Myself’

    Open Access•L Peternel, Ana Maskalan•ARTICLE•Anthropological Journal of…•2022

    This article employs an anthropology ‘at-home’ approach to discuss dimensions of social and cultural changes amongst women in posttransitional societies. By applying person-centred ethnography, we aim to provide rich insights into the socio-cultural context and individual development of a young woman in Croatia. We examine how a young woman reasons about what kind of a person she is and wants to become by comparing the different sets of basic val…

  • The “pervasive” state

    Open Access•L Peternel, Karin Doolan•ARTICLE•Dialectical Anthropology•2023

  • Dijalog vremena i prostora 60 godina časopisa Sociologija i prostor (SIP) i ususret 60 godina Instituta za društvena istraživanja u Zagrebu (Idiz)

    Open Access•L Peternel•ARTICLE•Sociologija i Prostor•2024

    Dijalog vremena i prostora godina asopisa Sociologija i prostor (SIP) i ususret godina Instituta za drutvena istraivanja u Zagrebu (IDIZ)Jubilarni 60. roendan asopis Sociologija i prostor u ovom broju obiljeava otvaranjem dijaloga

  • Container life in post-earthquake Croatia

    Open Access•L Peternel, D Podjed•ARTICLE•Focaal•2024•Citada por: 1

    This article focuses on experiences of people in the Banija region and specifically the town of Petrinja, Croatia, after an earthquake hit the area in December 2020. It presents their reflections on being confined to "container homes" in three different situations: living in container settlements on the outskirts of town; spending time in a container shopping center; and finding shelter in containers adjacent to destroyed houses. The study shows …

  • The Power of Isolation

    Open Access•D Podjed, L Peternel•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2024•Referencias: 28

    This article investigates isolation as a complex physical and symbolic phenomenon. The studies presented in the article and in this special issue explore how isolation impacts identities, social cohesion, and community life - especially in times of ongoing and interconnected crises. The authors examine the multifaceted nature of isolation that informs daily practices, emotional wellbeing, and community bonds, offering insights into the challenges…

  • The Perception and Visibility of the State on the Island of Žirje, Croatia

    Open Access•L Peternel, Ana Perinić Lewis•ARTICLE•Shima•2025

    Žirje is the most remote island in Croatia's Šibenik archipelago. Due to long- lasting historical isolation for military reasons, the gradual reduction of agriculture and low capacities for tourism, the island is losing its socio-economic vitality. In qualitative research, islanders emphasised their conceptualisation of the state as the central actor when describing economic, demographic and ecological challenges and advocated for strong interven…

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