61. Slovenia: UNESCO Culture Sector slovenia. This page provides information on institutions, including researchcentres and educational institutions, culture All Unesco. Advanced Search http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=10385&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

UNESCO.ORG The Organization Education Natural Sciences ... Culture var static_ko="10385"; var static_section="205"; var static_langue="en"; Home About DigiArts Media arts Music using technology ... Young Digital Creators var static_ko=""; var static_section=""; var static_langue="en"; Slovenia This page provides information on institutions, including research centres and educational institutions, engaged in interdisciplinary area of arts, science and technology in Slovenia. Read more... document.write(kotype_name_display); Gallery Kersnikova Education, Art projects Culture All Unesco Advanced Search Resources Topic Home Page Events Features Mestna galerija Nova Gorica, Slovenia 03 Dec 2004 - 13 Dec 2004 The festival brings the information technology and digital art closer to the general public, and secondly, to raise awareness about a different potential to use computer among the young. More... © UNESCO ContactDigi-Arts

62. Government Of The Republic Of Slovenia slovenia News. Calendar of Events. Photos. Major Events. Government Sessions.Projects. Services. slovenia in Brief Ministry of culture. Organisation http://www.vlada.si/?gr1=min&gr2=minMzk&gr3=&gr4=&id=&lng=eng

63. Slovenia : Europe : Libraries : Arts, Music And Culture : Internet Gateway : Chr slovenia Our selection of Internet resources - slovenia Europe Libraries Arts, Music and culture Internet Gateway. http://library.christchurch.org.nz/Resources/Reference/Libraries/Europe/Slovenia

Internet Gateway LiveOnline NZ Search tools Search our website ... NZ Elections You are here: Internet Gateway Arts, Music and Culture Libraries Europe : Slovenia Slovenia Sites National and University Library Narodna in Univerzitetna Knjiznica Top of page

64. Bits Of Culture - Slovenia BITS OF culture slovenia. Languages. Map. Cultural Values. Main Religion Death Concepts/Rituals. Health Care Values. Diet. Interesting Facts. Languages http://www.massgeneral.org/interpreters/b_slove.asp

BITS OF CULTURE - Slovenia Languages Map Cultural Values Health Care Values ... Interesting Facts Languages Official language: Slovene Other language: Bosnian Croatian Engish German (near Austrian border) Hungarian Italian (border region) Serbian Map Cultural Values Health Care Values Diet Interesting Facts

65. Artfactories - Slovenia slovenia. Council of Europe in cooperation with Ministry of culture of Republicof slovenia. Program MOSAIC Workshop on Management of Independent Cultural http://www.artfactories.net/article.php3?id_article=125

66. Sicilian Culture: News: Ethnic Cleansing Of 400,000 Italians In Croatia & Sloven The Food Drink, People, History, culture, Language, News, Folklore, History, But Croatia and slovenia effectively enacted legislation prohibiting http://www.sicilianculture.com/news/2003-genocide.htm

Sicilian Culture sicilianculture.com Please support this site by shopping at Required Reading for Italian-Americans... The ANNOTICO Report Thanks to Dr. Manny Alfano, founder of IAOV The Austro-Hungarian Empire's 300 years of influence/occupation of Northern Italy was finally broken with the Unification of Italy in 1860, although Venice and environs was not relinquished until 1866. Other territories on the East Coast of the Adriatic that had either substantial or predominate Italian populations, that were NOT relinquished, were called the "irredenta" territories, and were a very sore spot for the Italians, and included Trieste, the Istria Peninsula, Fiume (Rijeka), Dalmatia, etc With the loss of WWI, the Austro Hungarian Empire was broken up, and Italy was "returned" Trieste, Istria, Zara, Lagosta, but Fiume and Dalmatia were given to the newly created Yugoslavia. Italy later obtained a Protectorate over Albania. Even though Italy was an Enemy of the Allies only from June 10, 1940 to September 1943, and became a Co-Belligerent of the Allies from then, until the end of the War in Europe on May 7, 1945, the "irredenta" territories were given to Yugoslavia. So now there were numerous Italians in those "irredenta" territories, and a great number in Croatia and Slovenia, that were caught in the middle of the incendiary mix of Croatians, Serbians, Muslims, and their long simmering animosity, that fostered severe tribalism, and a Communist government, that fostered aggression against Italians.

67. SCCA-SERVIS Cultural Contact Point slovenia for the EU programme culture 2000. EVROKULTURAOnline media for Slovene cultural operators information on EU funding http://www.scca-ljubljana.si/indexeng.htm

Newsletter archive add e-mail NEWS Slovensko SCCA-Ljubljana Metelkova 6, SI - 1000 Ljubljana Tel.: +386 (0)1 431 83 85 Fax: +386 (0)1 430 06 29 PRODUCTION WORLD OF ART INTERNET PORTFOLIO PLATFORMaSCCA VIDEODOKUMENT ... VIDEOSPOTTING SCCA-Ljubljana Metelkova 6, SI - 1000 Ljubljana Tel.: +386 (0)1 431 83 85 Fax: +386 (0)1 430 06 29 SCCA-Ljubljana e-mail: info@scca-ljubljana.si www.scca-ljubljana.si Kulturna stièna toèka: e-mail: ccp@scca-ljubljana.si www.scca-ljubljana.si /ccp Our office is open to public from Monday to Friday between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. SERVICE ARTSERVIS Web consultancy tool for artists, theorists and managers. CCP SLOVENIA Cultural Contact Point Slovenia for the EU programme Culture 2000. EVROKULTURA On-line media for Slovene cultural operators: information on EU funding programmes, good practice in Slovenia, commentaries on geopolitical and cultural political conditions, reviews of publications. ARTSLINK (CEC ArtsLink, NYC)

68. Www.news2mail.com: Soc.Culture.Slovenia -- Slovenia And Slovenian People. Subscribe the Messages from the Usenetgroup Soc.culture.slovenia and get them inyour local mailbox. http://www.news2mail.com/soc/culture/slovenia.html

Soc.Culture.Slovenia Home Soc Soc.Culture Slovenia and Slovenian people. Subjects, that are frequently discussed here: TRI PRSTA....Hrvat pita: (58) Izrazavam solidarnost (6) Zodiacal Reformation II (5) Maps of slovenia wanted (4) Slovene language (4) What's exactly means word Slovenia (4) zacetek sole (3) 25 June 1991: the day of shame (2) BRaco slovenci :) (2) Related Groups: Messages, that appear in this Group also appear in soc.culture.croatia (651) soc.culture.yugoslavia (381) hr.soc.politika (138) soc.culture.europe (122) The messages from this Group are availabe online on this Site. They are updates once per day Read the messages from yesterday online. To get all news from this group to your mailbox, choose a format, type in your e-mail adress and press subscribe. To stop receiving the messages use the unsubscribe-button single messages. Expect about 3 Messages per day. one message per day with all news as html-file one message per day with all news as zipped-html-file e-mail address: This group is available on the following free newsservers: news.uni-stuttgart.de

69. IG Freie Theaterarbeit country reports european off network - slovenia organizations in sloveniaare financially dependent on the Ministry of culture and City Councils. http://www.freietheater.at/european_off/laenderberichte/slovenia.htm

country reports - european off network - Slovenia SLOVENIA All of the independent organizations in Slovenia are financially dependent on the Ministry of Culture and City Councils. The majority of their finances are provided by government and therefore we cannot speak of financial independence. Ministry of Culture and City Councils don't directly interfere in artistic programs and management of independent organizations, consequently their independence is artistic and managerial. Unfortunately, financial dependence results in managerial and consequently artistic dependence. Slovenian independent organizations don't get enough money to establish proper infrastructure for their activities. In most cases artists are working as producers, organizers, PR persons etc. Beside that, if independent organizations want to be financed by the Ministry of Culture and City Councils they have to change (expand) their artistic program in order to comply with their condition. There are two ways of financing - program financing and project financing. Some independent organizations realize programs (more projects in a time period), the others just projects. The criteria for financing are: Quality of the program/ project, references (realization, awards), international presentation and international cooperation.

70. EUROPA - Culture - Slovenia The Europe and culture portal provides information on all European Union culturalactivities, policies, regulations and programmes. http://europa.eu.int/comm/culture/portal/sites/members/slovenia_en.htm

@import "../../css/advanced.css";. de en fr EUROPA European Commission Culture ... National Cultural sites National Cultural sites Slovenia Ministry of Culture Europe in action Cultural cooperation Cultural industries ... Financing European Commission: Information Society Education and Culture Agriculture Enlargement ... Advanced Search Last update: 16-08-2005

71. SCADPlus: Slovenia slovenia culture Audiovisual. In the area of culture, slovenia startedto take an active part in the culture 2000 programme in January 2002. http://europa.eu.int/scadplus/leg/en/lvb/e20110.htm

Print version What's new? Search Contact ... SLOVENIA - ADOPTION OF THE COMMUNITY ACQUIS Archives Archives Archives Archives Slovenia 1) REFERENCES Commission Opinion [COM(97) 2010 final - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM(98) 709 final - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM(99) 512 final - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM(2000) 712 final - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM(2001) 701 final - SEC (2001) 1755 - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM(2002) 700 final - SEC (2002) 1411 - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Monitoring Report [COM(2003) 675 final - SEC(2003) 1208 - Not published in the Official Journal] 2) SUMMARY In its Opinion of July 1997 , the European Commission expressed the view that, provided the necessary legislative measures were adopted by the specified deadlines and were accompanied by the necessary structural adjustment of the industry, Slovenia should be able to meet EU requirements in the audio-visual sector in the medium term. In contrast, the

72. IRFF Culture Of Heart In Slovenia IRFF culture of Heart in slovenia. by Larisa Zmaher. Family is the base of sociallife and relationships. In all cultures and area family and family values http://www.tparents.org/UNews/Unws0210/irff_slovenia.htm

Unification News for October 2002 IRFF Culture of Heart in Slovenia by Larisa Zmaher Family is the base of social life and relationships. In all cultures and area family and family values are appearing as a focus and even more, as sacred. All important cultures and civilizations have a family as something noble and holy. Family is a place shaping man's personality, a place of receiving and experiencing love, feeling of being wanted and accepted. But the family is also a ground and one of the most important mediators of goals, values and ideals. It is the institution most effectively teaching virtues of loyalty, respect for others, personal responsibility, honesty and self- sacrifice. One of the purposes of the IRFF pilot project centering on families: "Family and Service, Establishing a Culture of Peace through the Culture of Heart", held from the 23rd to the 31st of August in Slovenia, was to show that this is the age of the family and family should not be an isolated unit or an island to itself, but should participate in the life of the community, think beyond the family's well being and have an active role in the society. Six families with their children and several volunteers came to serve a small Slovenian town called Sentjur. Few families but large in number and spirit. Families ready to serve and inspire the community to follow their steps in the future. Parents from Italy, Brazil, Austria, UK, Bulgaria, Korea, Hungary and Slovenia brought their children to serve a community they have never heard about before, and their aim was to contribute, to learn, to share and be part of the Culture of Heart in creating the Culture of Peace.

73. EX-HOME: "Balkan Culture" In Slovenia After 1991 Willingly or unwillingly, slovenia s cultural life has always been, Nonetheless,a specific Balkan culture developed in slovenia in the 90s. http://www.ces.uj.edu.pl/velikonja/exhome.htm

EX-HOME: "Balkan Culture" In Slovenia After 1991 Professor Mitja Velikonja E-mail: mitja.velikonja@uni-lj.si Willingly or unwillingly, Slovenia's cultural life has always been, and still is, plural and many-sided. In this text, I intend to show some aspects of one very particular cultural in present-day Slovenian cultural life: the so-called "Balkan culture". Although it has history that goes back for decades, it gained specific characteristics and elements in the last decade, that is since Slovenia's declaration of independence in 1991. In the dominant political, cultural and media discourses found in Slovenia and in their rhetoric, terms like Yugoslavia and the Balkans have - together with some others like East, Communism, Byzantinism - conspicuous negative connotations. Nonetheless, a specific "Balkan culture" developed in Slovenia in the 90s. The "Balkan culture" in present-day Slovenia is not only nostalgic, oriented towards the "golden era" of Yugoslav popular culture and it is not limited only to older, "Yugoslav" generations. Yugonostalgia is more present among older generations while the new "Balkan culture" has been developed by younger, even teen-aged, generations. "Balkan culture" in Slovenia can be treated as a kind of sub-cultural revolt against prevalent cultural preferences and values in present-day Slovenia. It is one of the reactions against discourse of Slovenianism "at any cost" and against its dominant (Central) European cultural orientation. Whether the cultural mainstreams and institutions like to admit it or not, "Slovenian Balkan culture" is a significant and bold contribution to and an important part of its cultural pluralism.

74. Newsgroup: Soc.culture.slovenia Email List Directory News FTP Directory - Internet Reference. http://www.tile.net/news/?news_id=5356

75. Frequently Asked Questions And Answers List of questions in the category More about slovenia culture. I am doing aschool project on slovenia s culture Day celebrated on Feb. 8th. http://e-uprava.gov.si/e-uprava/en/faqKategorijaVprasanje.euprava?faq.id=75

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77. Search Europe: Countries: Slovenia: Society And Culture Countries slovenia Society and culture from Search Europe. http://www.searcheurope.com/search/Countries/Slovenia/Society_and_Culture/index.

Infini Office Virtual office and mailing address services in London, New York and Hong Kong. Offshore Center Offshore company registration. Legal Guru London Center Infinilogic UK accounting software. Accounts Centre UK accounting services, merchant accounts and factoring. Formations House Uk company formation and offshore incorporation agents. UK Merchant Account UK Merchants account and offshore credit card processsing. Search Web Search Photos Country Guide Directory Weather Site of the day: The Wholesale Electronics Registry What is this? Home Search ... Slovenia : Society and Culture (Submit URL) Categories: Chats and Forums Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Genealogy Sites: English/Slovene dictionary of computer science English/Slovene dictionary of computer science http://www.ijs.si/cgi-bin/rac-slovar Added: Fri Jun 06 2003 Slovene Alphabet Explanation of special characters. In English. http://www.ijs.si/slo-chset.html Added: Fri Jun 06 2003 The Slovenian Linguist The Slovenian Linguist/Slovenski jezikoslovec. Links to sites concerning Slovene dialects. In English. http://nl.ijs.si/~stermole/

78. MINELRES - Minority Related National Legislation - Slovenia - Public Interest In ACT ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN culture one third on thenomination of the Cultural Chamber of slovenia and professional http://www.minelres.lv/NationalLegislation/Slovenia/Slovenia_CultInit_excerpts_E

ACT ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN CULTURE 22 November 1994 Article 8 Forms of facilitating cultural development of the Italian and Hungarian ethnic communities and measures for the preservation of the cultural heritage in the ethnically mixed areas, which is particularly linked to the historical presence of the ethnic communities. Article 10 The Government shall establish the Council for Culture as a deliberative body. The Government shall appoint the chairperson and one third of the members on the nomination by the minister, one third on the nomination of the Cultural Chamber of Slovenia and professional associations of cultural workers who are not members of the Chamber and have more than 100 members, and one third on the nomination of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, pools in the field of amateur cultural activities organised for the area of the state and of the Italian and Hungarian ethnic communities. The number of members of the Council, the duration of their term of office and the method of their work shall be defined by the Government with the Act of the establishment of the Council. Source: Report submitted by the Republic of Slovenia pursuant to Art. 25 Para. 1 of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities

79. A BRIEF HISTORY OF SLOVENIA For an understanding of the cultural development of the Slovenian territory it The material basis of culture in the current Slovenian territory was an http://www2.arnes.si/~krsrd1/conference/Speeches/Granda_a_brief_history_of_slove

A BRIEF HISTORY OF SLOVENIA by Stane Granda Ladies and gentlemen, respected colleagues, Welcome to the country which until 1918 was not on maps, was not an administrative entity, and was not in history. Terminologically Slovenia means the “Land of Slavs,” and it borders the non-Slavic world. Slovenes are the most western Slavs in Europe – they border Roman, German and Hungarian neighbors. Slovenia is a state of Slovenes along with two minorities, Italian and Hungarian; while Slovenes also live as indigenous inhabitants of Italy, Austria, and Hungary. Many Slovenes live as immigrants in foreign countries, and Cleveland Ohio, USA, was until recently known as one of the cities with the largest number of Slovenian inhabitants. The most cohesive and nationally conscious group lives in Argentina. This group of Slovenes are those who fled their homes out of fear of communism after the Second World War. For an understanding of the cultural development of the Slovenian territory it is important to keep in mind the fact that it belongs to two basic cultures: the Mediterranean as to a land of rock and an interior where there is an preponderance of timber. Their durability is different and for an understanding of cultural development this is exceptionally important. Because of its exceptionally important strategic position, and regarding the fact the main roads for commerce from middle and southeastern Europe and from the Italian area to the Balkans and the Pannonian lowland coursed across the Slovenian territory, it is understandable that this region was populated very early. Regarding material traces the most precious find up to now from the pre-metal age is a neanderthal tibia; this find completely shook previous beliefs about the intellectual capacity of neanderthals. As to written sources the earliest mention of our territory is connected with the tale of Argonauts searching for links to the northern Adriatic through rivers which are in present-day Slovenia.

80. Slovenia RTV slovenia Cultural Programme Department of Programmes on culture Kolodvorska24. Tel. +386 61/175 32 73 Fax +386 61/175 32 72 http://www.coe.int/T/E/Cultural_Co-operation/Heritage/A_common_heritage/Campaign

Cultural Co-operation Education Modern languages Centre (Graz) Culture ... National Committees National Committees or equivalent structures Slovenia Structure Coordination Body Address Ministry of Culture, Cultural Heritage Office Plecnikov trg 2 SI 1000 Ljubljana Chair Mrs. Jelka PIRKOVIC, Ph.D., Counsellor to the Government national co-ordinator for the Campaign and Contact Person / Personne de contact Contact person Mrs. Jelka PIRKOVIC, Ph.D., Counsellor to the Government Tel. : + 386 61 126 13 31/125 8467 Fax : + 386 61 213 120 Email: jelka.pirkovic@gov.si Membres co-ordinator for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the activities in the framework of CDCC, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Gregorciceva 25, SI 1000 Ljubljana, Tel. +386 61/178 23 02 Fax: +386 61/178 23 93 Mrs. Marjutka HAFNER State- Under Secretary responsible for the organisation of ministerial conference in Slovenia Ministry of Culture, Cankarjeva 5 SI 1000 Ljubljana Tel. +386 61/178 59 47 Fax: +386 61/178 59 02 Email: marjutka.hafner@gov.si

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