Jure Ramšak
Biographic Data
| ID | 98988 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jure Ramšak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jure |
| FAMILY NAME | Ramšak |
| SIGNATURE | RAMŠAK J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Science and Research Centre Koper, Koper, Slovenia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Balázs Apor and John Paul Newman
Article Balázs Apor and John Paul Newman: Balkan Legacies: The Long Shadow of Conflict and Ideological Experiment in Southeastern Europe was published on June 1, 2023 in the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies (volume 71, issue 2)
“Kosovo, My Land”? Slovenians, Albanians, and the Limits of Yugoslav Social Cohesion
The author examines the Kosovo crisis in the context of the pluralisation and democratisation of Slovenian society in the 1980s and early 1990s. This issue became a catalyst not only for the repositioning of structures of party leadership in relation to Belgrade, but also with respect to general public debates. By charting individual stages of the critical decade of 1981–1991, the author presents Slovenian perceptions of Kosovo’s political, econo…
The Crumbling Touchstone of the Vatican’s Ostpolitik
Based on Yugoslav archival sources, the paper analyses the relationship between the Holy See and Yugoslavia as the only Eastern European socialist state with which the former had official diplomatic relations. The relationship between the Holy See and socialist Yugoslavia provides insight into the precarious position of the Catholic Church in Yugoslavia, but also into the issues and dilemmas that the Holy See faced in terms of its Ostpolitik towa…
The Contours of Social Criticism in Late-Socialist Slovenia
Self-management socialism displayed ambiguities and vagueness in handling social controversy and public life in general, giving rise to numerous peculiarities particular to this social phenomenon in Yugoslavia. While a Leninist interpretation of democracy in socialism constituted the background of Edvard Kardelj’s recipe for “socially responsible criticism,” Yugoslavia and Slovenia were at the same time under the influence of western liberal conc…
Neutral, Atheist, or Antitheist? School as an Ideological Battlefield in the Late-Socialist Slovenia
At a time when the shortcomings of Yugoslavia’s self-management “third way” were already clearly visible, American political scientist Oskar Gruenwald argued that the country proved to be the “most radical, liberalized, and humanized among communist party states.”1 Gruenwald emphasized the value of liberalization, democratization, decentralization, socialist legality, and Marxist humanism in theory and socialist practice as it gradually developed…
Between ideology and pragmatism
In this article I discuss the controversy concerning the rights of believers which developed among younger theologians, some laymen and some representatives of the faithful on the one hand, and communist politicians and Marxist theorists on the other, in Slovenia in the 1970s. In comparison with other socialist countries, the level of religious freedoms in multireligious Yugoslavia was relatively high; the same can be said about the country’s rel…
Between ideology and pragmatism
In this article I discuss the controversy concerning the rights of believers which developed among younger theologians, some laymen and some representatives of the faithful on the one hand, and communist politicians and Marxist theorists on the other, in Slovenia in the 1970s. In comparison with other socialist countries, the level of religious freedoms in multireligious Yugoslavia was relatively high; the same can be said about the country’s rel…
Between ideology and pragmatism
In this article I discuss the controversy concerning the rights of believers which developed among younger theologians, some laymen and some representatives of the faithful on the one hand, and communist politicians and Marxist theorists on the other, in Slovenia in the 1970s. In comparison with other socialist countries, the level of religious freedoms in multireligious Yugoslavia was relatively high; the same can be said about the country’s rel…
Neutral, Atheist, or Antitheist? School as an Ideological Battlefield in the Late-Socialist Slovenia
At a time when the shortcomings of Yugoslavia’s self-management “third way” were already clearly visible, American political scientist Oskar Gruenwald argued that the country proved to be the “most radical, liberalized, and humanized among communist party states.”1 Gruenwald emphasized the value of liberalization, democratization, decentralization, socialist legality, and Marxist humanism in theory and socialist practice as it gradually developed…
The Contours of Social Criticism in Late-Socialist Slovenia
Self-management socialism displayed ambiguities and vagueness in handling social controversy and public life in general, giving rise to numerous peculiarities particular to this social phenomenon in Yugoslavia. While a Leninist interpretation of democracy in socialism constituted the background of Edvard Kardelj’s recipe for “socially responsible criticism,” Yugoslavia and Slovenia were at the same time under the influence of western liberal conc…
The Crumbling Touchstone of the Vatican’s Ostpolitik
Based on Yugoslav archival sources, the paper analyses the relationship between the Holy See and Yugoslavia as the only Eastern European socialist state with which the former had official diplomatic relations. The relationship between the Holy See and socialist Yugoslavia provides insight into the precarious position of the Catholic Church in Yugoslavia, but also into the issues and dilemmas that the Holy See faced in terms of its Ostpolitik towa…
“Kosovo, My Land”? Slovenians, Albanians, and the Limits of Yugoslav Social Cohesion
The author examines the Kosovo crisis in the context of the pluralisation and democratisation of Slovenian society in the 1980s and early 1990s. This issue became a catalyst not only for the repositioning of structures of party leadership in relation to Belgrade, but also with respect to general public debates. By charting individual stages of the critical decade of 1981–1991, the author presents Slovenian perceptions of Kosovo’s political, econo…
Balázs Apor and John Paul Newman
Article Balázs Apor and John Paul Newman: Balkan Legacies: The Long Shadow of Conflict and Ideological Experiment in Southeastern Europe was published on June 1, 2023 in the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies (volume 71, issue 2)
Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (4 works) · Ideology (4 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (3 works) · Communism (3 works) · Democracy (3 works)