Jani Kozina
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5437474 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jani Kozina |
| NOMBRES | Jani |
| APELLIDO | Kozina |
| FIRMA | KOZINA J |
| AFILIACIONES | Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9438-6877 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Problematization and policy responses to youth (out)migration in small and medium-sized industrial towns
Underestimated and not well covered by academic literature, youth outmigration in small and medium-sized industrial towns and regions is a pressing development issue. As a highly selective process, it is often layered by gender and education, which calls for a better understanding and improved policies to be devised. Drawing on a mixed-method research approach, this article analyses two European case studies. It reveals a lack of integrated and c…
Going beyond city size
People or place? Towards a system of holistic locational values for creative workers
Previous studies of the locational patterns of European creative workers typically neglect their lower mobility, focusing on a simplistic “attraction and retention” logic. They largely fail to consider the heterogeneity of places and people, disregarding the basic human functions that connect people to their environment. Our objective is to propose a system of locational values that adds depth to the dynamics between creative people and places. T…
Linking industrial culture and human agency in three (post)industrial towns
The aim of this article is to better understand the relationship between industrial culture and human agency and how it influences development outcomes. The study is set in the geographical context of three small and old industrial towns, where traditional industrial practices are embedded in the material and institutional environment and people's behaviours that form a distinctive industrial culture. Conceptually, we use a relational perspective…
Film and Place in an Intercultural Perspective
Portraying European landscapes in Indian films
The rapidly growing Indian film industry has been incorporating European locations since the 1960s. Picturesque film sites exert great attraction on audiences while sparking new business networks between India and Europe. This chapter focuses on the representation of landscapes and the depiction of landscape features in Indian films shot in Europe. The empirical part of the study is based on a sample of 34 films shot in five European countries – …
Clash of Two Identities
This article examines the contemporary industrial semiotic landscape in the town of Velenje, Slovenia, to determine the (positive or negative) collective imaginaries and discourses about industry in the local community. To this end, the semiotic landscape is mapped for signs and symbols of past and present industry, 33 randomly selected short interviews are conducted to understand the residents’ attitudes towards industrial symbols and industrial…
Industrial culture as an agent of social innovation
Industrial towns are often framed as marginalized and less innovative compared with service-oriented urban agglomerations. Their specific trajectories create both opportunities and constraints for new concepts, such as social innovation. However, little is known about their innovative capacity in relation to societal and cultural norms and social capital. The objective of this article is therefore to analyse the capacity of an industrial town to …
Forgotten values of industrial city still alive
In the last two decades, the creative city agenda has evolved into a predominantly neoliberal policy instrument, which seems to hide rather than reduce urban inequalities characterised by gentrification, unaffordability, precariousness, and segregation. Scholars have only recently started to search for alternatives for understanding and developing the creative city of today by highlighting the usefulness of older concepts of urban development. Ho…
Green creative environments
The aim of this paper is to provide a theoretical and conceptual introduction for the Special Issue on the role of green creative environments in sustainable urban and regional development. The idea is based on the assumption that concepts of creativity mostly address economic issues and to a lesser extent social issues, while green concepts predominantly deal with environmental aspects. Therefore, we lack a deeper insight into the interrelations…
City-region or urban-rural framework
This paper addresses the key question as to what matters more in understanding the residential location of the creative class in Slovenia: the city-region or the urban-rural framework? Our analysis shows that differences in residential concentrations of the creative class vary more within city-regions (on an urban-rural framework) than between city-regions. Moreover, the creative class is moving out of densely populated urban areas to more sparse…
The The impact of territorial policies on the distribution of the creative economy
The creative economy as an alternative pathway for industrial decline was first introduced into practice in metropolitan regions of the Global North. Since then, it has gradually spread out to other highly urbanized areas of the Global South and transitional areas such as post-socialist European countries. Numerous studies tried to explain structural conditions and suggested policies to attract, retain and release creative potentials. However, th…
Demographic characteristics of creative workers
The purpose of the article is to present the key demographic characteristics of the creative labour force in Slovenia and bring attention to some opportunities for a more effective activation of the creative potential. We analysed data from the Statistical Register of Employment. The results indicate that creative workers in Slovenia are not only heterogeneous from the aspect of the employment structure, but that they also differ significantly in…
Jezikovna krajina v Republiki Sloveniji in določbe veljavne zakonske ureditve
V prispevku ugotavljamo, kako določbe veljavne zakonske ureditve urejajo slovensko je‐ zikovno krajino. Omejujemo se na problematiko rabe slovenščine pri izbiri firm oz. imen pravnih oseb zasebnega prava ter fizičnih oseb, ki opravljajo registrirano dejavnost. Pri‐spevek opozarja, da relevantna zakonska določila niso povsem usklajena, problematizira vprašanje razmejevanja med slovenskimi in neslovenskimi firmami oz. imeni in orisuje stališča upor…
Javno dobro, skupni viri in skupno
Namen prispevka je proučiti in jasno opredeliti pojme javno dobro, skupni viri in skupno. V članku smo na podlagi prostorsko-časovne analize, intervjujev in delavnic med splošno in strokovno javnostjo osvetlili dojemanje javnega dobra in skupnega v Sloveniji kot tranzicijski družbi. Analiza je pokazala, da na razumevanje teh pojmov med splošno javnostjo še vedno močno vpliva poudarjanje socialne pravičnosti, enakosti in dostopnosti dobrin za vse …
Public goods, common-pool resources, and the commons
This article aims to study and clearly define the terms public good, common-pool resources, and the commons. Using path dependency analysis, interviews, and workshops among the general public and experts, we highlight the perception of public goods and the commons in Slovenia as a transitional society. The analysis reveals that the general public’s understanding of these terms is still strongly influenced by communist socialist-era emphasis on so…
Creativity at the European Periphery
Industrial culture as an agent of social innovation
Industrial towns are often framed as marginalized and less innovative compared with service-oriented urban agglomerations. Their specific trajectories create both opportunities and constraints for new concepts, such as social innovation. However, little is known about their innovative capacity in relation to societal and cultural norms and social capital. The objective of this article is therefore to analyse the capacity of an industrial town to …
Linking industrial culture and human agency in three (post)industrial towns
The aim of this article is to better understand the relationship between industrial culture and human agency and how it influences development outcomes. The study is set in the geographical context of three small and old industrial towns, where traditional industrial practices are embedded in the material and institutional environment and people's behaviours that form a distinctive industrial culture. Conceptually, we use a relational perspective…
Clash of Two Identities
This article examines the contemporary industrial semiotic landscape in the town of Velenje, Slovenia, to determine the (positive or negative) collective imaginaries and discourses about industry in the local community. To this end, the semiotic landscape is mapped for signs and symbols of past and present industry, 33 randomly selected short interviews are conducted to understand the residents’ attitudes towards industrial symbols and industrial…
Creativity at the European Periphery
The The impact of territorial policies on the distribution of the creative economy
The creative economy as an alternative pathway for industrial decline was first introduced into practice in metropolitan regions of the Global North. Since then, it has gradually spread out to other highly urbanized areas of the Global South and transitional areas such as post-socialist European countries. Numerous studies tried to explain structural conditions and suggested policies to attract, retain and release creative potentials. However, th…
Demographic characteristics of creative workers
The purpose of the article is to present the key demographic characteristics of the creative labour force in Slovenia and bring attention to some opportunities for a more effective activation of the creative potential. We analysed data from the Statistical Register of Employment. The results indicate that creative workers in Slovenia are not only heterogeneous from the aspect of the employment structure, but that they also differ significantly in…
Jezikovna krajina v Republiki Sloveniji in določbe veljavne zakonske ureditve
V prispevku ugotavljamo, kako določbe veljavne zakonske ureditve urejajo slovensko je‐ zikovno krajino. Omejujemo se na problematiko rabe slovenščine pri izbiri firm oz. imen pravnih oseb zasebnega prava ter fizičnih oseb, ki opravljajo registrirano dejavnost. Pri‐spevek opozarja, da relevantna zakonska določila niso povsem usklajena, problematizira vprašanje razmejevanja med slovenskimi in neslovenskimi firmami oz. imeni in orisuje stališča upor…
Javno dobro, skupni viri in skupno
Namen prispevka je proučiti in jasno opredeliti pojme javno dobro, skupni viri in skupno. V članku smo na podlagi prostorsko-časovne analize, intervjujev in delavnic med splošno in strokovno javnostjo osvetlili dojemanje javnega dobra in skupnega v Sloveniji kot tranzicijski družbi. Analiza je pokazala, da na razumevanje teh pojmov med splošno javnostjo še vedno močno vpliva poudarjanje socialne pravičnosti, enakosti in dostopnosti dobrin za vse …
Public goods, common-pool resources, and the commons
This article aims to study and clearly define the terms public good, common-pool resources, and the commons. Using path dependency analysis, interviews, and workshops among the general public and experts, we highlight the perception of public goods and the commons in Slovenia as a transitional society. The analysis reveals that the general public’s understanding of these terms is still strongly influenced by communist socialist-era emphasis on so…
Green creative environments
The aim of this paper is to provide a theoretical and conceptual introduction for the Special Issue on the role of green creative environments in sustainable urban and regional development. The idea is based on the assumption that concepts of creativity mostly address economic issues and to a lesser extent social issues, while green concepts predominantly deal with environmental aspects. Therefore, we lack a deeper insight into the interrelations…
City-region or urban-rural framework
This paper addresses the key question as to what matters more in understanding the residential location of the creative class in Slovenia: the city-region or the urban-rural framework? Our analysis shows that differences in residential concentrations of the creative class vary more within city-regions (on an urban-rural framework) than between city-regions. Moreover, the creative class is moving out of densely populated urban areas to more sparse…
Forgotten values of industrial city still alive
In the last two decades, the creative city agenda has evolved into a predominantly neoliberal policy instrument, which seems to hide rather than reduce urban inequalities characterised by gentrification, unaffordability, precariousness, and segregation. Scholars have only recently started to search for alternatives for understanding and developing the creative city of today by highlighting the usefulness of older concepts of urban development. Ho…
Clash of Two Identities
This article examines the contemporary industrial semiotic landscape in the town of Velenje, Slovenia, to determine the (positive or negative) collective imaginaries and discourses about industry in the local community. To this end, the semiotic landscape is mapped for signs and symbols of past and present industry, 33 randomly selected short interviews are conducted to understand the residents’ attitudes towards industrial symbols and industrial…
Industrial culture as an agent of social innovation
Industrial towns are often framed as marginalized and less innovative compared with service-oriented urban agglomerations. Their specific trajectories create both opportunities and constraints for new concepts, such as social innovation. However, little is known about their innovative capacity in relation to societal and cultural norms and social capital. The objective of this article is therefore to analyse the capacity of an industrial town to …
Film and Place in an Intercultural Perspective
Portraying European landscapes in Indian films
The rapidly growing Indian film industry has been incorporating European locations since the 1960s. Picturesque film sites exert great attraction on audiences while sparking new business networks between India and Europe. This chapter focuses on the representation of landscapes and the depiction of landscape features in Indian films shot in Europe. The empirical part of the study is based on a sample of 34 films shot in five European countries – …
People or place? Towards a system of holistic locational values for creative workers
Previous studies of the locational patterns of European creative workers typically neglect their lower mobility, focusing on a simplistic “attraction and retention” logic. They largely fail to consider the heterogeneity of places and people, disregarding the basic human functions that connect people to their environment. Our objective is to propose a system of locational values that adds depth to the dynamics between creative people and places. T…
Linking industrial culture and human agency in three (post)industrial towns
The aim of this article is to better understand the relationship between industrial culture and human agency and how it influences development outcomes. The study is set in the geographical context of three small and old industrial towns, where traditional industrial practices are embedded in the material and institutional environment and people's behaviours that form a distinctive industrial culture. Conceptually, we use a relational perspective…
Problematization and policy responses to youth (out)migration in small and medium-sized industrial towns
Underestimated and not well covered by academic literature, youth outmigration in small and medium-sized industrial towns and regions is a pressing development issue. As a highly selective process, it is often layered by gender and education, which calls for a better understanding and improved policies to be devised. Drawing on a mixed-method research approach, this article analyses two European case studies. It reveals a lack of integrated and c…
Going beyond city size
Political science (12 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (9 obras) · Economic geography (9 obras) · Economics (9 obras) · Geography (8 obras) · Business (7 obras) · Economic growth (6 obras) · Regional resilience and development (6 obras) · Creativity (5 obras)