1. Changing values through generations : the case of mountain touristsTomi Špindler, Miha Lesjak, Mitja Gorenak, 2022, original scientific article Abstract: Mountain tourism is becoming an increasingly important part of tourism in the Alpine countries, so research among mountain tourists is necessary. The changing values of different generations of tourists play a major role in their behaviour in a high-altitude environment and consequently affect the condition of these areas. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to determine the values of different generations of mountain tourists, different genders of tourists and among members and non-members of mountaineering associations. To achieve this purpose, a quantitative approach was used. The data was collected through a self-completion questionnaire in physical form at locations of 1st category mountain huts in Slovenian mountains during the 2020 summer mountaineering season. As part of the research, the sample was divided into four groups according to the year of birth of participants. With multivariate analysis, the existence of significant differences between groups of respondents of different ages, gender and membership, according to their values, was determined. The results of the research demonstrate the correlation between prevailing mountaineering values of mountain tourists and their characteristics. The research helps us to understand the mountaineering values of tourists who visit the mountains and fills the knowledge gap in the field of the differences between the values of different generations of mountain tourists, different genders and among membership in mountaineering associations. As outdoor activities are also gaining in popularity during the Covid-19 pandemic, the results of this research can be useful for attracting new members to mountaineering organizations, preserving mountaineering culture and sustainable development of tourism in the mountains. Keywords: mountain tourism, values, generations Published in RUP: 03.11.2023; Views: 277; Downloads: 4 Full text (210,73 KB) |
2. A comparison of values among students of Faculty of Management at University of PrimorskaŠpela Jesenek, Ana Arzenšek, Katarina Košmrlj Muha, 2015, published scientific conference contribution Keywords: vrednote, sistemi vrednot, Muskova lestvica vrednot, študenti, Fakulteta za management, etika, value systems, dominant values, Musek's value scale, university students, Faculty of Management Published in RUP: 03.04.2017; Views: 2385; Downloads: 82 Link to full text |
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4. Tibetan Buddhism and Human Rights : diploma thesisTjaša Korelc, 2015, undergraduate thesis Keywords: human rights, anthropology, cultural relativism, Asian values, Buddhism, Tibet, resistance, Dalai Lama, interrelatedness, social responsibility Published in RUP: 14.10.2015; Views: 3157; Downloads: 49 Full text (966,82 KB) |
5. Comparison of values among students of Faculty of Management at University of PrimorskaŠpela Jesenek, Ana Arzenšek, Katarina Košmrlj Muha, 2015, published scientific conference contribution abstract Keywords: vrednote, sistemi vrednot, Muskova lestvica vrednot, študenti, Fakulteta za management, etika, value systems, dominant values, Musek's value scale, university students, Faculty of Management Published in RUP: 14.10.2015; Views: 2578; Downloads: 69 Link to full text |
6. Straightening the relationship between employers and employees by implementing international law regulations and guidelinesZvone Vodovnik, Aniko Noemi Turi, 2015, published scientific conference contribution abstract Keywords: mednarodno pravo, delovno pravo, management človeških virov, vrednote, ureditev, delavci, delodajalci, človekove pravice, obveznosti, svoboščine, international law, labour law, human resource management, values, regulations, employees, employers, human rights, duties, freedoms Published in RUP: 14.10.2015; Views: 2748; Downloads: 80 Link to full text |
7. Interdependence between social values and national performance indicators : the case of the enlarged European UnionCene Bavec, 2007, original scientific article Keywords: trust, composite trust, social capital, social values, economic performance, innovativeness, European Union, new EU member states Published in RUP: 15.10.2013; Views: 3995; Downloads: 65 Full text (132,12 KB) |
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9. Prioritizing fishery management for loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) conservation in the northern Adriatic Sea from reproductive value analysisBojan Lazar, Selina S. Heppell, 2009, published professional conference contribution abstract Abstract: Fisheries bycatch often affects particular size classes of turtles. Because of the late age at maturity, the reproductive value (RV) of small juvenile, large juvenile and adult loggerheads vary by orders of magnitude. RV provides a relative measure of value for individuals, thereby allowing us to estimate the effects of different stressors based on the number of animals killed. Using RV as a comparative index, we assessed the relative impact of trawl and gillnet fi sheries operating in the northern Adriatic Sea on loggerhead populations. We tested several scenarios for bycatch in both fi sheries which signifi cantly differs in the size of captured animals and mortality. Despite high bycatch rates, bottom trawl fi sheries result in direct death of fewer loggerheads (156-260 vs. 346-486 in gill nets), but affect individuals that are older and hence have higher RVs. Because of data limitations for vital rates and bycatch estimates, we looked at a distribution of potential impact for each fi shery. Lessons learned include the need for relative impact assessment because of the sensitivity of adult RV to parameters such as clutch frequency, sex ratio and remigration interval. We anticipate that our analysis will help managers prioritize needs for regulation and mitigation among different fi sheries. Keywords: sea turtles, bycatch, population modelling, reproductive values, marine conservation Published in RUP: 15.10.2013; Views: 3855; Downloads: 88 Link to full text |