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53. Naš športnik kot primer sodelovanja primorskih medijev z obeh strani meje : zaključno deloPrimož Čepar, 2014, undergraduate thesis Keywords: šport, mediji, nacionalna identiteta, enotni prostor Primorske, slovenski mediji, čezmejno povezovanje, Slovenci v Italiji, Naš športnik, zaključna dela
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54. Oglaševanje v osnovnošolskih učbenikih, gradivih in revijah : magistrsko deloNataša Matijević, 2014, master's thesis Keywords: oglaševanje, otroci, regulacije oglaševanja, šolski prostor, učbeniki, učna gradiva, osnovnošolske revije, medijsko opismenjevanje, magistrske naloge
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55. Konvergentni in divergentni procesi na obmejnem območju BIH in hrvaške Posavine : diplomsko deloJug Bebler, 2014, undergraduate thesis Keywords: geografija obmejnosti, obmejne regije, obmejni prostor, reka Sava, Republika Bosna in Hercegovina, Republika Hrvaška, družbena geografija, politična geografija, diplomska dela
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57. Koncept skupnosti v informatični družbiBlaž Lenarčič, 2007, review article Abstract: The article argues that the logic of the functioning of the current (informational) society establishes a different concept of community, not necessarily defined by closely integrated groups of individuals from territorially proximate areas, but primarily including solidarity networks of (territorially distant) individuals, which are enabled by and based on new information and communication technologies (ICTs). Such spatial restructuring of the organisation of society is an extension of the concept of community from physical to cyberspace. This argument is based on the premise that the conception of community is closely related to the conception of social action space. For this reason, the article is divided into two parts. The first part presents in detail the new (cyber) space of social dynamics generated by new ICTs. This also establishes the theoretical framework for the second, key, part of the article, in which the arguments supporting the concept of virtual communities are presented. The reasoning is based on major sociological concepts of community established to date whose common characteristic is that they are not limited merely to neighbourhoods and villages or a determinate territory. Namely, such a definition of society represents an important starting point for reflection on the conceptualisation of community in the information society, where individuals are able, through new ICTs, to create, build up and maintain interpersonal relationships independent of temporal-territorial obstacles. Although some consensus about the existence of virtual communities can be found among researchers on the intuitive level, there is as yet no generally accepted and uniform definition of such communities. This is one reason why scientific argumentation of this concept presents certain types of problems or doubts, which are also treated in detail in the present article. The main conclusion of the article is that modern individuals possess egocentric social networks or communities consisting of relatively weak bonds, which are maintained in the physical as well as cyberspace. On the basis of this it can be deduced that the term community in today's society can refer to social aggregations located in a determinate territory both in the physical as well as cyberspace
Keywords: virtualna skupnost, teritorialna skupnost, kibernetski prostor, IKT, informacijsko-komunikacijska tehnologija, tehnološke novosti
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58. Medijski pluralizem in dinamika menjav političnih elitMatevž Tomšič, 2007, original scientific article Abstract: The article deals with the analysis of relationship between the character of the media sphere and political dynamics and the profile of political elite. Media as a framework of social and political communication exert significant influence on development of open and democratic society. Democracy as political system is based on competition between different political actors for support of the citizenry as well as on the balance of power between different political institutions and branches of government. The main thesis of this article is that a certain level of elite circulation, in terms of continuous change on top positions in political space, is necessary for sustained and developed democracy to take place. These changes - or at least the prospect of them - that are related to the existence of feasible alternative to incumbent ruling elite contribute to the maintenance of relative dispersion of power, thus preventing its monopolization by the hand of political group of any kind. Media pluralism is one of the factors that importantly contributes to this elite circulation. It provides different individual and groups with a chance to present their views, ideas and problem-solutions in public on the equal basis what enables the voters to make an informed political choice. Furthermore, it is important for the citizens to have opportunity to get information from different sources. In this regard, the media space should be composed of media providers that follow diverse political and ideological orientations, thus dealing with particular political and social issue form different angles, in order to perform its democratic function. The author shows the connection between the structure of media sphere and dynamics of change on power position on the case of post-communist Slovenia. He argues that weak media pluralism, in terms of prevalence of particular ideological orientations in Slovenian media and political affiliation of most opinion-leaders to particular political camp, contributed to long-term dominant position of this camp in Slovenian political space
Keywords: demokracija, politična elita, pluralizem, medijski prostor, Slovenija
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