The article explores the issue of ambivalent identities in transnational migrations between Argentina and Slovenia. Recent migrations between the two states are historically and causally related to political emigration after the Second World War from Slovenia to Argentina and the formation of a diasporic community that asserted complex symbolic links to its homeland. Due to this connection, contemporary migrants can claim and (re)activate their Slovene origin, ‘original’ culture, belonging, citizenship and social identities.Avtor obravnava ambivalentnost oziroma premakljivost identifikacij, ki spremljajo transnacionalne migracije med Argentino in Slovenijo. Nedavne »povratne« migracije so zgodovinsko in vzročno povezane s političnim begunst...
Izseljevanje v Argentino iz slovenskega etničnega prostora med leti 1960 in 1991 je v tem diplomskem...
The article addresses how Slovenians in Argentina ritualise memories of the socialist Yugoslavia. Th...
The article presents how Slovenian women emigrants and women immigrants to Slovenia have become an i...
The article addresses the impact of experiences of mobilities on visual arts in the Slovenian diaspo...
This article presents part of the results of the research carried out for the author’s doctoral thes...
The article deals with issues of (cultural and ethnic) identity formation and belonging in the case ...
This article identifies the key challenges that people of Slovenian origin encounter in the field of...
Diplomsko delo raziskuje narodnostno identiteto druge in tretje generacije potomcev slovenskih izsel...
V diplomskem delu se ukvarjamo s povratnimi migracijami izseljencev oziroma migracijami potomcev izs...
This article explores the conditions that are required for a fully developed cultural and artistic a...
The article presents an anthropological perspective on the selection, transformation and invention o...
This article presents Slovene immigration to Córdoba, Argentina in the twentieth century, its phases...
The author examines a historical case of forced migration that is well documented in national migrat...
This article offers four migration narratives from three states—Brazil, Argentina, and Chile—includi...
The article discuses national identity on the example of the Croatian diaspora in two overseas count...
Izseljevanje v Argentino iz slovenskega etničnega prostora med leti 1960 in 1991 je v tem diplomskem...
The article addresses how Slovenians in Argentina ritualise memories of the socialist Yugoslavia. Th...
The article presents how Slovenian women emigrants and women immigrants to Slovenia have become an i...
The article addresses the impact of experiences of mobilities on visual arts in the Slovenian diaspo...
This article presents part of the results of the research carried out for the author’s doctoral thes...
The article deals with issues of (cultural and ethnic) identity formation and belonging in the case ...
This article identifies the key challenges that people of Slovenian origin encounter in the field of...
Diplomsko delo raziskuje narodnostno identiteto druge in tretje generacije potomcev slovenskih izsel...
V diplomskem delu se ukvarjamo s povratnimi migracijami izseljencev oziroma migracijami potomcev izs...
This article explores the conditions that are required for a fully developed cultural and artistic a...
The article presents an anthropological perspective on the selection, transformation and invention o...
This article presents Slovene immigration to Córdoba, Argentina in the twentieth century, its phases...
The author examines a historical case of forced migration that is well documented in national migrat...
This article offers four migration narratives from three states—Brazil, Argentina, and Chile—includi...
The article discuses national identity on the example of the Croatian diaspora in two overseas count...
Izseljevanje v Argentino iz slovenskega etničnega prostora med leti 1960 in 1991 je v tem diplomskem...
The article addresses how Slovenians in Argentina ritualise memories of the socialist Yugoslavia. Th...
The article presents how Slovenian women emigrants and women immigrants to Slovenia have become an i...