A Naterer
Biographic Data
| ID | 14561 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Naterer |
| GIVEN NAMES | A |
| FAMILY NAME | Naterer |
| SIGNATURE | NATERER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Maribor |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5947-8808 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Facing the Humanities Without the Human: Technological Advances in Creativity
In 1950, the mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing proposed that, given the difficulty of objectively comparing human and machine intelligence, since the processes employed by each differ substantially, a subjective test could be used to compare perceptions. An observer behind a partition could listen to two participants in a conversation, one human, one machine, and if the observer could not tell the difference between the two, the ma…
An initial statistical model for estimating the number of street children in cities, countries, and throughout the world
Within the research community dealing with street children, there is an acute awareness of the need to update the categorizations of street children and to develop unified models for estimations of their numbers at different levels. In this article, we set out to develop an initial multi-level model that would enable researchers to make sound estimates of the number of street children at three levels. For the level of individual cities, we presen…
Experiencing B-Values on the Camino de Santiago: A Culturally Mediated Path to Self-Actualization
This article examines how the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage functions as a culturally situated medium for activating what Maslow termed Being values (B-values)—such as wholeness, interconnectedness, and harmony. Situating Maslow’s concept of peak experiences within a cultural-psychological framework, the study investigates how transformative experiences emerge in liminal contexts where everyday social roles are temporarily suspended and individua…
Mental health and social trust: Age and religiosity as moderators among young people in Croatia and Slovenia
Exceptional human experiences among pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago: A typology of experiences and transformative aftereffects
Religious polarization among youth in southeast Europe: The role of secularization and prevailing confession
Recent rapid secularization has been a major force behind the overwhelming political and ideological polarization in some Western countries. Focusing on Western European countries, Ribberink et al. (2018) found that religious polarization was associated with higher levels of secularization, and at the same time, with the relative dominance of Catholicism. Based on national representative surveys from 2018, this paper analyses religious polarizati…
Examining Motivations to Walk the Camino de Santiago: A Typology of Pilgrims
The purpose of this article is to develop a comprehensive understanding of people’s motivations for going on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage using qualitative and quantitative methods. The methodology comprised qualitative research based on content analysis of 32 travelogue testimonies and quantitative research based on an online survey of prospective pilgrims ( N = 228). Three dimensions of motivation were identified using the following factor…
Leaving out of necessity or out of ambition? The impact of socio-economic development on factors of youth emigration from countries of South Eastern Europe
Based on survey data from representative national samples of young people, we compared the impact of nine different factors of emigration desire among young people from 10 countries of Southeast Europe. The results show that (1) the impact of factors of necessity decreases with higher levels of Human Development Index (HDI), while factors of ambition tend to have stronger impact. We also found that across all 10 countries, (2) the experience of h…
Slovenska antropologija na pragu 21. stoletja: Analiza tematskega polja skozi objave slovenskih antropologov
Izhajajoč iz temeljnega vprašanja, kaj je slovenska antropologija na pragu 21. stoletja, članek odkriva njene temeljne vsebinske značilnosti. Na podlagi analize vsebine 1162 znanstvenih člankov, poglavij, raziskovalnih poročil, poglavij v knjigah in knjig, objavljenih med letoma 2000 in 2021 in katerih avtorji so izbrani slovenski antropologi, članek detektira temeljne teme in tematske sklope ter na tej osnovi mapira vsebino, strukturo in povezan…
Predictors of Euroscepticism in six Western Balkan countries
Based on a combination of national representative surveys and semi-structured interviews conducted in six Western Balkan countries, the study represents a pioneering attempt at a systematic, comparative analysis of Euroscepticism in the Western Balkans. By employing a theoretical framework that tests the effects of utilitarian, political and cultural factors, the study identifies and interprets the strongest socio-demographical and attitudinal pr…
The power of authoritative parenting: A cross-national study of effects of exposure to different parenting styles on life satisfaction
The quality of integrated urban strategies in light of the Europe 2020 strategy: The case of Slovenia
Small Farmers in Four Southeast European Countries. A Qualitative Analysis of Life Strategies in Twenty-Five Agricultural Households
This paper brings an extended Bourdieusian theoretical framework to the analysis of the life strategies of small farmers in four SEE societies (Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, and Slovenia). Practices and strategies of farming households are situated in two partially overlapping fields, the formal economy and the informal economy. The paper is based on a qualitative analysis of twenty-five interviewed households. It covers the structural con…
Using Social Indicators in Assessing Factors and Numbers of Street Children in the World
Bomzhi and their subculture: An anthropological study of the street children subculture in Makeevka, eastern Ukraine
The aim of the article is to outline key elements of the street children subculture in Makeevka, Ukraine, with an emphasis on the functions of a subculture and its manifestations of collectivity. The research was based on qualitative and quantitative data and was conducted from 2000 to 2009. Data analysis suggests that collectivity functions on three different levels: inner-group, group and supra-group levels and that the subculture of street chi…
The power of authoritative parenting: A cross-national study of effects of exposure to different parenting styles on life satisfaction
Examining Motivations to Walk the Camino de Santiago: A Typology of Pilgrims
The purpose of this article is to develop a comprehensive understanding of people’s motivations for going on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage using qualitative and quantitative methods. The methodology comprised qualitative research based on content analysis of 32 travelogue testimonies and quantitative research based on an online survey of prospective pilgrims ( N = 228). Three dimensions of motivation were identified using the following factor…
Mental health and social trust: Age and religiosity as moderators among young people in Croatia and Slovenia
The quality of integrated urban strategies in light of the Europe 2020 strategy: The case of Slovenia
Bomzhi and their subculture: An anthropological study of the street children subculture in Makeevka, eastern Ukraine
The aim of the article is to outline key elements of the street children subculture in Makeevka, Ukraine, with an emphasis on the functions of a subculture and its manifestations of collectivity. The research was based on qualitative and quantitative data and was conducted from 2000 to 2009. Data analysis suggests that collectivity functions on three different levels: inner-group, group and supra-group levels and that the subculture of street chi…
Bomzhi and their subculture: An anthropological study of the street children subculture in Makeevka, eastern Ukraine
The aim of the article is to outline key elements of the street children subculture in Makeevka, Ukraine, with an emphasis on the functions of a subculture and its manifestations of collectivity. The research was based on qualitative and quantitative data and was conducted from 2000 to 2009. Data analysis suggests that collectivity functions on three different levels: inner-group, group and supra-group levels and that the subculture of street chi…
Using Social Indicators in Assessing Factors and Numbers of Street Children in the World
Small Farmers in Four Southeast European Countries. A Qualitative Analysis of Life Strategies in Twenty-Five Agricultural Households
This paper brings an extended Bourdieusian theoretical framework to the analysis of the life strategies of small farmers in four SEE societies (Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, and Slovenia). Practices and strategies of farming households are situated in two partially overlapping fields, the formal economy and the informal economy. The paper is based on a qualitative analysis of twenty-five interviewed households. It covers the structural con…
The quality of integrated urban strategies in light of the Europe 2020 strategy: The case of Slovenia
Predictors of Euroscepticism in six Western Balkan countries
Based on a combination of national representative surveys and semi-structured interviews conducted in six Western Balkan countries, the study represents a pioneering attempt at a systematic, comparative analysis of Euroscepticism in the Western Balkans. By employing a theoretical framework that tests the effects of utilitarian, political and cultural factors, the study identifies and interprets the strongest socio-demographical and attitudinal pr…
The power of authoritative parenting: A cross-national study of effects of exposure to different parenting styles on life satisfaction
Exceptional human experiences among pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago: A typology of experiences and transformative aftereffects
Religious polarization among youth in southeast Europe: The role of secularization and prevailing confession
Recent rapid secularization has been a major force behind the overwhelming political and ideological polarization in some Western countries. Focusing on Western European countries, Ribberink et al. (2018) found that religious polarization was associated with higher levels of secularization, and at the same time, with the relative dominance of Catholicism. Based on national representative surveys from 2018, this paper analyses religious polarizati…
Examining Motivations to Walk the Camino de Santiago: A Typology of Pilgrims
The purpose of this article is to develop a comprehensive understanding of people’s motivations for going on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage using qualitative and quantitative methods. The methodology comprised qualitative research based on content analysis of 32 travelogue testimonies and quantitative research based on an online survey of prospective pilgrims ( N = 228). Three dimensions of motivation were identified using the following factor…
Leaving out of necessity or out of ambition? The impact of socio-economic development on factors of youth emigration from countries of South Eastern Europe
Based on survey data from representative national samples of young people, we compared the impact of nine different factors of emigration desire among young people from 10 countries of Southeast Europe. The results show that (1) the impact of factors of necessity decreases with higher levels of Human Development Index (HDI), while factors of ambition tend to have stronger impact. We also found that across all 10 countries, (2) the experience of h…
Slovenska antropologija na pragu 21. stoletja: Analiza tematskega polja skozi objave slovenskih antropologov
Izhajajoč iz temeljnega vprašanja, kaj je slovenska antropologija na pragu 21. stoletja, članek odkriva njene temeljne vsebinske značilnosti. Na podlagi analize vsebine 1162 znanstvenih člankov, poglavij, raziskovalnih poročil, poglavij v knjigah in knjig, objavljenih med letoma 2000 in 2021 in katerih avtorji so izbrani slovenski antropologi, članek detektira temeljne teme in tematske sklope ter na tej osnovi mapira vsebino, strukturo in povezan…
Mental health and social trust: Age and religiosity as moderators among young people in Croatia and Slovenia
Facing the Humanities Without the Human: Technological Advances in Creativity
In 1950, the mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing proposed that, given the difficulty of objectively comparing human and machine intelligence, since the processes employed by each differ substantially, a subjective test could be used to compare perceptions. An observer behind a partition could listen to two participants in a conversation, one human, one machine, and if the observer could not tell the difference between the two, the ma…
An initial statistical model for estimating the number of street children in cities, countries, and throughout the world
Within the research community dealing with street children, there is an acute awareness of the need to update the categorizations of street children and to develop unified models for estimations of their numbers at different levels. In this article, we set out to develop an initial multi-level model that would enable researchers to make sound estimates of the number of street children at three levels. For the level of individual cities, we presen…
Experiencing B-Values on the Camino de Santiago: A Culturally Mediated Path to Self-Actualization
This article examines how the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage functions as a culturally situated medium for activating what Maslow termed Being values (B-values)—such as wholeness, interconnectedness, and harmony. Situating Maslow’s concept of peak experiences within a cultural-psychological framework, the study investigates how transformative experiences emerge in liminal contexts where everyday social roles are temporarily suspended and individua…
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works)