1. Erasmus+ mobility : empirical insights into Erasmus+ tourists' behaviourMiha Lesjak, Emil Juvan, Eva Podovšovnik, 2020, original scientific article Abstract: Erasmus+ students represent a large sub-segment of educational tourists, making this segment an attractive market for universities as well as destination marketing organisations. Unfortunately, very little is known about Erasmus+ students' travel behaviour; hence the present study aims at extending empirically supported knowledge about travel behaviour of students during their Erasmus+ mobility. Data was collected via an online survey among all Erasmus+ enrolling students in the academic year 2016/17 in Slovenia. The results show that 93% of the participants travelled during theirmobility. The level of studies aswell as gender affect students' travel behaviour, making the two characteristics immediately useful attributes when targeting Erasmus+ travellers. Based on perceived destination attributes, male students predominantly seek cities with attractive nightlife but female students look for easily accessible cities, which are safe and offer attractive cultural sites. These findings suggest that tourism providers, destination tourism organisations and universities should work hand in hand when designing personalised tourism experiences and their promotion among Erasmus+ students. This is crucial during the phase of planning Erasmus+ mobility, when students choose their destination and host university, as well as during students' Erasmus+ mobility, because Erasmus + students travel during their student mobility.
Keywords: Erasmus+ mobility, education, international students, destination attributes, tourist behaviour
Published in RUP: 30.11.2021; Views: 859; Downloads: 42
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2. Erasmus student motivation, why and where to go?Miha Lesjak, Emil Juvan, Elizabeth M. Ineson, Matthew H. T. Yap, Eva Podovšovnik, 2015, original scientific article Keywords: Erasmus, mobility motive, destination choice motive, European student, International study mobility
Published in RUP: 15.10.2015; Views: 4417; Downloads: 164
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4. Il reato di bigamia nella Repubblica di Venezia da un processo del 1630Claudia Andreato, 2007, original scientific article Abstract: In 17th century Venice bigamy represented a crime of exogamy and mobility with a subversive power against the constituted social order. The offence often involved male and female figures (in trial documents found in the roles of both victims or defendants) that could hardly be included in one of the most common social schemes: the victims were frequently implicitly aware of the risk of getting married to a person with an unknown past; the defendants would deny their identities in order to construct others; and finally, the witnesses seemed to cover with a veil of silence the "individual" choices that concealed behaviour often regarded as deviant. Hence, the rhetoric that animated the trial narrative reflected the multifaceted characteristics attributed to the offence and its protagonists on one hand, and on the other the attempt of the secular and ecclesiastical authorities to preserve the set of moral and religious values in the society of that time
Keywords: bigamy, mobility, victim, marriage, rhetoric, society
Published in RUP: 10.07.2015; Views: 2646; Downloads: 20
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5. FES training in agingHelmut Kern, Stefan Loefler, Christian Hofer, Michael Vogelauer, Samantha Burggraf, Martina Grim-Stieger, Jan Cvecka, Dušan Hamar, Nejc Šarabon, Feliciano Protasi, Antonio Musarň, Marco Sandri, Katia Rossini, Ugo Carraro, Sandra Zampieri, 2012, original scientific article Keywords: FES, exercise training, aging, functional analyses, mobility, muscle fiber size
Published in RUP: 15.10.2013; Views: 3664; Downloads: 71
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6. Migrations, integration and multiculturalitySimona Zavratnik, Ana Kralj, Zorana Medarić, Blaž Simčič, 2009, complete scientific database of research data Abstract: Goal of the project is to analyze existent Slovenian Integration Policy (which includes fields of economic, cultural, political and social integration) with detailed dealing with individual sectoral policies (education, employment, residential, language, minority/ethnic policy etc.). In accordance with recommendations and strategic guidelines of European Union and on basis of comparable studies carried out in other European countries, a great attention is focused on the following themes: right to family uniting, access to employment and equal treating on working place, civil citizenship and assuring rights to non-naturalized immigrants and discrimination and xenophobia preventing. For the use of carrying out evaluations of integration policies it is very important to monitor the public opinion systematically for it enables feedback about effects and (non)successes of integrations processes of the society. Focused public opinion survey is designed as specialized collection mode which enables longitudinal attitudes following andacquiring representative opinions in Slovenia. Intention of the survey is therefore to acquire systematic range of attitudes and estimations of migrations in Slovenia, immigrants' integration, multiculturality, solidarity, social distance, level of discrimination and xenophobia etc.
Keywords: migrations, immigrants, integration policies, multiculturality, mobility, intolerance, Slovenija
Published in RUP: 15.10.2013; Views: 3513; Downloads: 33
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