Mladen Knežević
Biographic Data
| ID | 4252608 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mladen Knežević |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mladen |
| FAMILY NAME | Knežević |
| SIGNATURE | KNEŽEVIĆ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Zagreb |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6737-2114 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Exploring the neglected voices of children in sustainable tourism development: A comparative study in six European tourist destinations
For years, sustainable tourism has commanded the attention of academics and practitioners given its achievement through participatory planning. However, much research in the area has neglected to consider all voices of those (i.e., children) affected by tourism. This study, employing a post-test only experimental design, addresses this gap by including the voices of 498 children from six diverse European destinations concerning perceptions of tou…
Pathways of knowledge transfer: Transplantation of neoliberal social care system into Croatian context
Croatian social work has been opened to insights from other countries from its very beginnings, and especially after the 1990s during the transition period. Intensive reforms started after 2000 when foreign actors had significant influence on various reforms in almost all major public systems, including the system of social care. This paper provides an insight into the “life course” that certain knowledge and ideological composition passes throug…
Facial attractiveness and stereotypes of hotel guests: An experimental research
Attitude change towards guests with disabilities
Social work as a profession: As perceived by Slovenian and Croatian social work students
English The authors were interested in finding out whether student social workers perceive social work differently in the Republic of Slovenia and the Republic of Croatia. According to the results of this research, there are significant differences between student social workers; however, they can be found in a relatively small number of factors that describe social work as a profession. French Les auteurs cherchaient à savoir si les étudiants en…
Work values and success in studying: Similarities and differences between social work students in Croatia and Slovenia
English This article deals with the work values of social work students in Croatia and Slovenia, where the correlation of these values with success in advancement in the academic environment is revealed to be significantly different. French Cette étude a exploré les différences en termes des valeurs de travail des étudiants en travail social dans deux pays: la Croatie et la Slovénie. L'étude a exploré la corrélation entre les systèmes de valeurs …
Public perceptions of social workers and social work in the Republic of Croatia
Throughout the war and the post‐war period, the field of social work in Croatia has developed at an accelerated rate. The involvement and assistance from international agencies and individuals created numerous fora for exchange, collaboration and mutual learning among all the helping professions. The research process represented a collaborative effort of faculty, lecturers and students in the Study Center for Social Work in the University of Zagr…
Can Creativity in Conditions of War Trauma be a Danger to Personal Development
This research study is a result of joint activities carried out by practitioners and scientists with an aim of improving the situation of children affected by the war in the town of Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, which was divided into two parts and governed by two ethnic communities, Bosnians and Croats. The research shows that the more creative children often reacted negatively to psycho-traumatic events; this type of ‘oppositionality’ was an unac…
Social work students and work values
This article analyses the work values of a group of 169 freshman social work students. The values for self-actualization were ranked the highest, closely followed by socially-oriented values. The value of altruism was ranked differently by social work students and by other Zagreb University students. The results of the survey show that these young people have chosen their career out of commitment to the fundamental values they believe in
Work values of students in Mostar schools
Psihologizacija“ socijalnog rada
Psihologizacija“ socijalnog rada tema je koja se povremeno pojavljuje u raspravama o sadržaju, a posebno o metodama socijalnog rada. Dominacija psiholoskih metoda u nekim segmentima ili nekim oblicima djelatnosti u socijalnom radu, prema temeljnom poslanstvu socijalnog rada, sasvim se sigurno odnosi kao njegov ogranicavajuci ili sužavajuci element. Međutim, ona je i proces koji je nužan odgovor socijalnog rada na neke pojave u socijalnoj realnost…
Socijalno“ i socijalni rad
Neki trendovi u razvoju socijalnog rada u nas posljednjih nekoliko godina zabrinuli su neke teoreticare i prakticare zbog, cini se snažnog, procesa „psihologizacije“ socijalnog rada. U ovom se radu prikazuju neka poimanja „socijalnog“ u socijalnom radu te pokusava povezati koncept socijalnog u cjelokupni položaj covjeka u njegovoj aktualnoj socijalnoj situaciji
Attitude change towards guests with disabilities
Public perceptions of social workers and social work in the Republic of Croatia
Throughout the war and the post‐war period, the field of social work in Croatia has developed at an accelerated rate. The involvement and assistance from international agencies and individuals created numerous fora for exchange, collaboration and mutual learning among all the helping professions. The research process represented a collaborative effort of faculty, lecturers and students in the Study Center for Social Work in the University of Zagr…
Social work students and work values
This article analyses the work values of a group of 169 freshman social work students. The values for self-actualization were ranked the highest, closely followed by socially-oriented values. The value of altruism was ranked differently by social work students and by other Zagreb University students. The results of the survey show that these young people have chosen their career out of commitment to the fundamental values they believe in
Socijalno“ i socijalni rad
Neki trendovi u razvoju socijalnog rada u nas posljednjih nekoliko godina zabrinuli su neke teoreticare i prakticare zbog, cini se snažnog, procesa „psihologizacije“ socijalnog rada. U ovom se radu prikazuju neka poimanja „socijalnog“ u socijalnom radu te pokusava povezati koncept socijalnog u cjelokupni položaj covjeka u njegovoj aktualnoj socijalnoj situaciji
Social work as a profession: As perceived by Slovenian and Croatian social work students
English The authors were interested in finding out whether student social workers perceive social work differently in the Republic of Slovenia and the Republic of Croatia. According to the results of this research, there are significant differences between student social workers; however, they can be found in a relatively small number of factors that describe social work as a profession. French Les auteurs cherchaient à savoir si les étudiants en…
Work values of students in Mostar schools
Pathways of knowledge transfer: Transplantation of neoliberal social care system into Croatian context
Croatian social work has been opened to insights from other countries from its very beginnings, and especially after the 1990s during the transition period. Intensive reforms started after 2000 when foreign actors had significant influence on various reforms in almost all major public systems, including the system of social care. This paper provides an insight into the “life course” that certain knowledge and ideological composition passes throug…
Facial attractiveness and stereotypes of hotel guests: An experimental research
Work values and success in studying: Similarities and differences between social work students in Croatia and Slovenia
English This article deals with the work values of social work students in Croatia and Slovenia, where the correlation of these values with success in advancement in the academic environment is revealed to be significantly different. French Cette étude a exploré les différences en termes des valeurs de travail des étudiants en travail social dans deux pays: la Croatie et la Slovénie. L'étude a exploré la corrélation entre les systèmes de valeurs …
Socijalno“ i socijalni rad
Neki trendovi u razvoju socijalnog rada u nas posljednjih nekoliko godina zabrinuli su neke teoreticare i prakticare zbog, cini se snažnog, procesa „psihologizacije“ socijalnog rada. U ovom se radu prikazuju neka poimanja „socijalnog“ u socijalnom radu te pokusava povezati koncept socijalnog u cjelokupni položaj covjeka u njegovoj aktualnoj socijalnoj situaciji
Psihologizacija“ socijalnog rada
Psihologizacija“ socijalnog rada tema je koja se povremeno pojavljuje u raspravama o sadržaju, a posebno o metodama socijalnog rada. Dominacija psiholoskih metoda u nekim segmentima ili nekim oblicima djelatnosti u socijalnom radu, prema temeljnom poslanstvu socijalnog rada, sasvim se sigurno odnosi kao njegov ogranicavajuci ili sužavajuci element. Međutim, ona je i proces koji je nužan odgovor socijalnog rada na neke pojave u socijalnoj realnost…
Work values of students in Mostar schools
Social work students and work values
This article analyses the work values of a group of 169 freshman social work students. The values for self-actualization were ranked the highest, closely followed by socially-oriented values. The value of altruism was ranked differently by social work students and by other Zagreb University students. The results of the survey show that these young people have chosen their career out of commitment to the fundamental values they believe in
Can Creativity in Conditions of War Trauma be a Danger to Personal Development
This research study is a result of joint activities carried out by practitioners and scientists with an aim of improving the situation of children affected by the war in the town of Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, which was divided into two parts and governed by two ethnic communities, Bosnians and Croats. The research shows that the more creative children often reacted negatively to psycho-traumatic events; this type of ‘oppositionality’ was an unac…
Public perceptions of social workers and social work in the Republic of Croatia
Throughout the war and the post‐war period, the field of social work in Croatia has developed at an accelerated rate. The involvement and assistance from international agencies and individuals created numerous fora for exchange, collaboration and mutual learning among all the helping professions. The research process represented a collaborative effort of faculty, lecturers and students in the Study Center for Social Work in the University of Zagr…
Work values and success in studying: Similarities and differences between social work students in Croatia and Slovenia
English This article deals with the work values of social work students in Croatia and Slovenia, where the correlation of these values with success in advancement in the academic environment is revealed to be significantly different. French Cette étude a exploré les différences en termes des valeurs de travail des étudiants en travail social dans deux pays: la Croatie et la Slovénie. L'étude a exploré la corrélation entre les systèmes de valeurs …
Social work as a profession: As perceived by Slovenian and Croatian social work students
English The authors were interested in finding out whether student social workers perceive social work differently in the Republic of Slovenia and the Republic of Croatia. According to the results of this research, there are significant differences between student social workers; however, they can be found in a relatively small number of factors that describe social work as a profession. French Les auteurs cherchaient à savoir si les étudiants en…
Attitude change towards guests with disabilities
Facial attractiveness and stereotypes of hotel guests: An experimental research
Pathways of knowledge transfer: Transplantation of neoliberal social care system into Croatian context
Croatian social work has been opened to insights from other countries from its very beginnings, and especially after the 1990s during the transition period. Intensive reforms started after 2000 when foreign actors had significant influence on various reforms in almost all major public systems, including the system of social care. This paper provides an insight into the “life course” that certain knowledge and ideological composition passes throug…
Exploring the neglected voices of children in sustainable tourism development: A comparative study in six European tourist destinations
For years, sustainable tourism has commanded the attention of academics and practitioners given its achievement through participatory planning. However, much research in the area has neglected to consider all voices of those (i.e., children) affected by tourism. This study, employing a post-test only experimental design, addresses this gap by including the voices of 498 children from six diverse European destinations concerning perceptions of tou…
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Perception (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Marketing (3 works)