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This paper explores interconnections of concepts of migration and citizenship by first presenting a case study of an internal migration of Bolivian indigenous communities which have been using temporary internal migrations as a form of political mobilization. An interpretation of such civic practices follows, on the one hand in the context of Bolivian politics, and on the other hand within concepts of “deep” (“ecological”) citizenship. To conclude, the author examines additional motives for migrations as a result of interactions of global mobility and new (Western) considerations of citizenship.

KEY WORDS: migration, citizenship, environment, ethics

ABSTRACT

This paper explores interconnections of concepts of migration and citizenship by first presenting a case study of an internal migration of Bolivian indigenous communities which have been using temporary internal migrations as a form of political mobilization. An interpretation of such civic practices follows, on the one hand in the context of Bolivian politics, and on the other hand within concepts of “deep” (“ecological”) citizenship. To conclude, the author examines additional motives for migrations as a result of interactions of global mobility and new (Western) considerations of citizenship.

KEY WORDS: migration, citizenship, environment, ethics

The text is published on the Slovenian side.

The text is published on the Slovenian side.

The text is published on the Slovenian side.

The text is published on the Slovenian side.

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Based on archival and newspaper sources, this article presents the life and work of the journalist, editor, critic, and social activist Hedwig von Radics-Kaltenbrunner (1845–1919). She spent her youth in Vienna and the rest of her life in Ljubljana. Thus the main question dealt with in the article is to what extent her Viennese experience and other European models influenced her work in Carniola. In addition, this article evaluates and defines the importance of the intercultural links she forged with important figures across Europe, and contextualizes this “forgotten” author within Slovenian cultural history.

KEY WORDS: Hedwig von Radics-Kaltenbrunner, mutual cultural influences, cultural and literary history, European influences

ABSTRACT

Based on archival and newspaper sources, this article presents the life and work of the journalist, editor, critic, and social activist Hedwig von Radics-Kaltenbrunner (1845–1919). She spent her youth in Vienna and the rest of her life in Ljubljana. Thus the main question dealt with in the article is to what extent her Viennese experience and other European models influenced her work in Carniola. In addition, this article evaluates and defines the importance of the intercultural links she forged with important figures across Europe, and contextualizes this “forgotten” author within Slovenian cultural history.

KEY WORDS: Hedwig von Radics-Kaltenbrunner, mutual cultural influences, cultural and literary history, European influences

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The article is based on a field research among the Slovenians evacuated from Sarajevo by the Slovenian government with a collective Slovenian passport in November 18 and November 20, 1992, on the pre- sumption of their “Slovenian origins”. The author presents the beginning of the war in Sarajevo in 1992 and the context of the evacuation through the perception of some protagonists of the evacuation, Slo- venians from Sarajevo who were interviewed by the athour with the method of oral history interview.

KEY WORDS: Sarajevo, evacuation, Slovenians, war, oral history

ABSTRACT

The article is based on a field research among the Slovenians evacuated from Sarajevo by the Slovenian government with a collective Slovenian passport in November 18 and November 20, 1992, on the pre- sumption of their “Slovenian origins”. The author presents the beginning of the war in Sarajevo in 1992 and the context of the evacuation through the perception of some protagonists of the evacuation, Slo- venians from Sarajevo who were interviewed by the athour with the method of oral history interview.

KEY WORDS: Sarajevo, evacuation, Slovenians, war, oral history