Miha Zobec
Biographic Data
| ID | 4861616 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Miha Zobec |
| GIVEN NAMES | Miha |
| FAMILY NAME | Zobec |
| SIGNATURE | ZOBEC M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Slovenian Migration Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8655-4669 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Italian, Argentine, Yugoslav and Slovene: The Many Identities of Rudi Guštin
The essay addresses the trajectories of Rudi Guštin and his siblings Marija and Ferdinand, who migrated from the Julian March, a region with a sizable Slovene and Croat population that was annexed to Italy after World War I, to Argentina. While Rudi relocated first to Argentina, returned to Yugoslavia, and eventually remigrated to South America, his siblings settled in Argentina and retained regular contact with the family left behind. Drawing on…
Yugoslav Emigrants in Brazil from the Habsburgs to Karađorđevićs: Transnational Political Engagement on the Peripheries
This article addresses how the Habsburg Empire and interwar Yugoslavia engaged with their emigrants in Brazil, and examines emigration patterns. It suggests that despite these emigrants not insignificant presence in Brazil, both European states demonstrated minimal interest in their subjects in the largest Latin American country. By contrast, the emigrants themselves aimed at attracting their home state’s attention, thus making the Yugoslav emigr…
Knjižna ocena - Gregor Antoličič, Maksimilijan. Cesar po Napoleonovi milosti Ljubljana: Cankarjeva založba, 2022, 191 str
Monografija slovenskega zgodovinarja Gregorja Antoličiča je prva na Slovenskem, ki pod drobnogled jemlje življenje Maksimilijana Habsburškega, najbolj znanega po tem, da je v 60. letih 19. stoletja prevzel mehiški prestol. Zgodbo o Maksimiljanovi mehiški avanturi sicer najdemo že v znanem stripu Meksikajnarji Zorana Smiljanića, njegovo življenjsko ozadje pa predstavljata tudi romana Prikazen iz Rovenske Draga Jančarja in Maks Dimitrija Rupla. Te …
Creating the Unbound Yugoslav Nation: The Kingdom of Yugoslavia and Emigrants from the “Unredeemed” Julian March
This article explores how the Kingdom of Yugoslavia tried to co-opt Slovenes who emigrated from the Italian Julian March/Venezia Giulia region to Argentina (a community of around 25,000 emigrants) into the frame of its unbound nation and analyzes the emigrants’ attitudes towards the Kingdom. As emigrants derived from the territory were considered by Yugoslav authorities to be “unredeemed,” the article, explores how Yugoslavia addressed its “two d…
Building Loyalty on the Margins: Interwar Yugoslavia and Emigrants from the Julian March and Prekmurje
By examining the cases of emigrants coming from the Julian March to Argentina and Prekmurje to the United States, the article evaluates state-diaspora relations in the interwar context of shifting borders and changing political regimes. Whereas the Slovene-speaking population of Prekmurje, due to lasting Hungarian influence, was reluctant to embrace the Yugoslav idea, Slovene and Croat emigrants from the Julian March were fond of it. Assessing th…
Prva Jugoslavija in »njena« diaspora v Braziliji
Avtor se v prispevku ukvarja z jugoslovansko diasporo v Braziliji v obdobju med vojnama. Jugoslovanska diaspora je bila kot rezultat skupnih slovenskih in hrvaških prizadevanj usklajena s težnjami prve Jugoslavije po društvenem organiziranju na jugoslovanski osnovi, vendarle pa so bile osnove povezovanja južnoslovanskih priseljencev v Braziliji prisotne že pred prvo svetovno vojno. Jugoslovanska diaspora v Braziliji je bila zelo krhka, njeni odno…
Knjižna ocena - Anna Mazurkiewicz (ur.), East Central European Migrations During the Cold War: A Handbook; Berlin in Boston, De Gruyter Oldenbourg, 2019, 430 str
Knjiga zgodovino migracij v vsaki od držav Srednje in Vzhodne Evrope podaja v zgoščeni obliki, zato niti ni mogoče pričakovati, da bi se avtorji posameznih prispevkov spuščali v poglobljeno pojasnjevanje migracijskih procesov. Ne glede na to pa knjiga da vedeti, da migracije niso obstranski, ampak ključni del zgodovine tega dela celine, ki jo je bolj kot priseljevanje zaznamovalo izseljevanje. Knjiga je dragocen doprinos k poznavanju preteklosti …
Knjižna ocena - Marcelo J. Borges in Sonia Cancian (ur.), Migrant Letters: Emotional Language, Mobile Identities, and Writing Practices in Historical Perspective
Zbornik z naslovom Migrant Letters: Emotional Language, Mobile Identities and Writing Practices in Historical Perspective prinaša osem razprav, ki se posvečajo različnim stališčem izseljenske korespondence. Uredila sta ga Marcelo Borges in Sonia Cancian, raziskovalca, ki se več let ukvarjata s študijem tega vznemirljivega, a žal prevečkrat – vsaj na naših tleh – zapostavljenega stališča študija migracij. Sonia Cancian je z analizo čustvenih razme…
The Surveillance and Persecution of Slovene Antifascists in Argentina: How the Authorities Conspired in Combating “Undesired” Immigration
Opposition to the fascist policy in the Julian March, as well as to fascism in general,led to close surveillance of Slovene emigrants from this area by Fascist Italy. The author first provides an outline of the Italian surveillance of the activities promoted by emigrant associations, then analyses the pressure exerted by the Argentine authorities on leftist emigrants and the sharing of their criminal records with Italy, and finally focuses on ant…
Ulf Brunnbauer, Globalizing Southeastern Europe: Emigrants, America and the State since the Late Nineteenth Century
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The Surveillance and Persecution of Slovene Antifascists in Argentina: How the Authorities Conspired in Combating “Undesired” Immigration
Opposition to the fascist policy in the Julian March, as well as to fascism in general,led to close surveillance of Slovene emigrants from this area by Fascist Italy. The author first provides an outline of the Italian surveillance of the activities promoted by emigrant associations, then analyses the pressure exerted by the Argentine authorities on leftist emigrants and the sharing of their criminal records with Italy, and finally focuses on ant…
Building Loyalty on the Margins: Interwar Yugoslavia and Emigrants from the Julian March and Prekmurje
By examining the cases of emigrants coming from the Julian March to Argentina and Prekmurje to the United States, the article evaluates state-diaspora relations in the interwar context of shifting borders and changing political regimes. Whereas the Slovene-speaking population of Prekmurje, due to lasting Hungarian influence, was reluctant to embrace the Yugoslav idea, Slovene and Croat emigrants from the Julian March were fond of it. Assessing th…
Ulf Brunnbauer, Globalizing Southeastern Europe: Emigrants, America and the State since the Late Nineteenth Century
.
The Surveillance and Persecution of Slovene Antifascists in Argentina: How the Authorities Conspired in Combating “Undesired” Immigration
Opposition to the fascist policy in the Julian March, as well as to fascism in general,led to close surveillance of Slovene emigrants from this area by Fascist Italy. The author first provides an outline of the Italian surveillance of the activities promoted by emigrant associations, then analyses the pressure exerted by the Argentine authorities on leftist emigrants and the sharing of their criminal records with Italy, and finally focuses on ant…
Knjižna ocena - Marcelo J. Borges in Sonia Cancian (ur.), Migrant Letters: Emotional Language, Mobile Identities, and Writing Practices in Historical Perspective
Zbornik z naslovom Migrant Letters: Emotional Language, Mobile Identities and Writing Practices in Historical Perspective prinaša osem razprav, ki se posvečajo različnim stališčem izseljenske korespondence. Uredila sta ga Marcelo Borges in Sonia Cancian, raziskovalca, ki se več let ukvarjata s študijem tega vznemirljivega, a žal prevečkrat – vsaj na naših tleh – zapostavljenega stališča študija migracij. Sonia Cancian je z analizo čustvenih razme…
Prva Jugoslavija in »njena« diaspora v Braziliji
Avtor se v prispevku ukvarja z jugoslovansko diasporo v Braziliji v obdobju med vojnama. Jugoslovanska diaspora je bila kot rezultat skupnih slovenskih in hrvaških prizadevanj usklajena s težnjami prve Jugoslavije po društvenem organiziranju na jugoslovanski osnovi, vendarle pa so bile osnove povezovanja južnoslovanskih priseljencev v Braziliji prisotne že pred prvo svetovno vojno. Jugoslovanska diaspora v Braziliji je bila zelo krhka, njeni odno…
Knjižna ocena - Anna Mazurkiewicz (ur.), East Central European Migrations During the Cold War: A Handbook; Berlin in Boston, De Gruyter Oldenbourg, 2019, 430 str
Knjiga zgodovino migracij v vsaki od držav Srednje in Vzhodne Evrope podaja v zgoščeni obliki, zato niti ni mogoče pričakovati, da bi se avtorji posameznih prispevkov spuščali v poglobljeno pojasnjevanje migracijskih procesov. Ne glede na to pa knjiga da vedeti, da migracije niso obstranski, ampak ključni del zgodovine tega dela celine, ki jo je bolj kot priseljevanje zaznamovalo izseljevanje. Knjiga je dragocen doprinos k poznavanju preteklosti …
Creating the Unbound Yugoslav Nation: The Kingdom of Yugoslavia and Emigrants from the “Unredeemed” Julian March
This article explores how the Kingdom of Yugoslavia tried to co-opt Slovenes who emigrated from the Italian Julian March/Venezia Giulia region to Argentina (a community of around 25,000 emigrants) into the frame of its unbound nation and analyzes the emigrants’ attitudes towards the Kingdom. As emigrants derived from the territory were considered by Yugoslav authorities to be “unredeemed,” the article, explores how Yugoslavia addressed its “two d…
Building Loyalty on the Margins: Interwar Yugoslavia and Emigrants from the Julian March and Prekmurje
By examining the cases of emigrants coming from the Julian March to Argentina and Prekmurje to the United States, the article evaluates state-diaspora relations in the interwar context of shifting borders and changing political regimes. Whereas the Slovene-speaking population of Prekmurje, due to lasting Hungarian influence, was reluctant to embrace the Yugoslav idea, Slovene and Croat emigrants from the Julian March were fond of it. Assessing th…
Yugoslav Emigrants in Brazil from the Habsburgs to Karađorđevićs: Transnational Political Engagement on the Peripheries
This article addresses how the Habsburg Empire and interwar Yugoslavia engaged with their emigrants in Brazil, and examines emigration patterns. It suggests that despite these emigrants not insignificant presence in Brazil, both European states demonstrated minimal interest in their subjects in the largest Latin American country. By contrast, the emigrants themselves aimed at attracting their home state’s attention, thus making the Yugoslav emigr…
Knjižna ocena - Gregor Antoličič, Maksimilijan. Cesar po Napoleonovi milosti Ljubljana: Cankarjeva založba, 2022, 191 str
Monografija slovenskega zgodovinarja Gregorja Antoličiča je prva na Slovenskem, ki pod drobnogled jemlje življenje Maksimilijana Habsburškega, najbolj znanega po tem, da je v 60. letih 19. stoletja prevzel mehiški prestol. Zgodbo o Maksimiljanovi mehiški avanturi sicer najdemo že v znanem stripu Meksikajnarji Zorana Smiljanića, njegovo življenjsko ozadje pa predstavljata tudi romana Prikazen iz Rovenske Draga Jančarja in Maks Dimitrija Rupla. Te …
Italian, Argentine, Yugoslav and Slovene: The Many Identities of Rudi Guštin
The essay addresses the trajectories of Rudi Guštin and his siblings Marija and Ferdinand, who migrated from the Julian March, a region with a sizable Slovene and Croat population that was annexed to Italy after World War I, to Argentina. While Rudi relocated first to Argentina, returned to Yugoslavia, and eventually remigrated to South America, his siblings settled in Argentina and retained regular contact with the family left behind. Drawing on…
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