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Popis izlaganja:
- Artificial Intelligence as a Social Actor; Lovro Knežević, Josip Ježovita, Miriam Mary Brgles
- Assessing the Persistence of Social Selectivity of Initial Vocational Education in Europe Using EU-Labour Force Survey; Teo Matković, Marko Lucić
- Border Regime As A Mirror of Tectonic Structural Shifts – Individual Life Narratives From The South-Eastern European Periphery; Krešimir Žažar, Vladimir Ivanović, Maggie O’Neill
- Can AI Help Mothers? Gendered Mental Labour in the Fourth Industrial Revolution; Nika Petriš, Đurđica Degač, Ksenija Klasnić
- Catch Me If You Can – Changes in Class Structure, Values and Cultural Practices in Croatia and Serbia in the 21st century; Predrag Cvetičanin, Inga Tomić Koludrović, Mirko Petrić, Adrian Leguina
- Classed Religiosity: How Social Class Shapes Religious Beliefs And Practice In European Democracies; Siniša Zrinščak, Branko Ančić, Teuta Marušić
- Construction of National Identity through Pedagogic Discourse in Croatian Education Policy; Dea Marić, Đurđica Degač
- Data Centres and Anticipated Futures at the EU Core and Periphery; Paško Bilić, Nikolina Rajković
- Digital Intimacy and the Market of Love: A Quantitative Study of Dating Application Use in Croatia; Gorana Bandalović, Marijan Jurić-Kaćunić
- Domestic Masculinity in Practice: Fathers’ Participation in Household Work; Valerija Barada, Blanka Čop
- Enacting the Infrastructural Power of the State: Public Production Between Digital Sovereignty and the Geopolitics of Profit; Toni Prug, Paško Bilić, Nikolina Rajković
- Gender as a Grammatical Convention and Sexuality as a Health Concern? Analysis of Gender and Sexuality in Croatian Education Policy; Đurđica Degač, Nika Petriš
- Highly Religious Catholic Women: Lived Religion and Agency; Paula Zujić
- Masculinities in Times of Democratic Uncertainty: Hybrid Neoconservatism and Ambivalent Progressivism among Young Men in Croatia; Augustin Derado
- Mortgage Introduction and Expansion in Postsocialist Slovakia: a Market-making Perspective; Marek Mikuš
- Partner Relations in Post-transitional Croatia: Differences Between Gender Attitudes and Practices; Iva Žunić, Inga Tomić-Koludrović, Mirko Petrić
- Political-economic Values and Support for Open Science within the Croatian Scientific Community; Nikola Petrović, Paško Bilić, Maja Hoić
- Production, Aesthetics and Ideology of Yugoslav ‘Novi Film’ (1961-1972); Luka Antonina
- Renewable If Not Sustainable: Cultural Resources and Social Development; Mirko Petrić
- Resident’s Perceptions of Green Transition in Selected Medium-sized Croatian Towns; Roko Uvodić, Anamaria Klasić, Anđelina Svirčić Gotovac, Jelena Zlatar Gamberožić
- Social Capital, Well-Being and Rural-Urban Transformation: Evidence from Croatia; Tijana Trako Poljak, Bruno Šimac
- Spatial Embeddedness in Multilocal Living: Second-Home Use under Conditions of Housing Commercialisation; Matea Milak, Geran-Marko Miletić, Emma Kovačević
- Therapeutic Landscapes, Rural Wellbeing and Second-Home Living; Emma Kovačević, Geran-Marko Miletić, Mateo Žanić
- Value Conflict and Trust in Institutions in Public Health Crises; Ivana Ćoko, Sanja Stanić
- WE and THEY – An Anthozoological Relationship Between Beings: A Case Study of Pet Food and the Dietary Practices of Pet Owners; Bruno Beljak
- What Does It Take to Succeed? Youth Perceptions of Success Factors in Croatia (1999–2024); Anja Gvozdanović, Luka Mađer
- What’s in a Marriage? Resistances and Reinterpretations of Marriage in Post-Referendum Croatia; Tanja Vučković Juroš, Luka Jurković, Luka Mađer, Petra Vukas
- When Photographs Speak: Researching the Island Community issues Through Visuals; Marija Geiger Zeman, Sara Ursić, Mateo Žanić
- Who Benefits from the City? Socio-Spatial Inequality and Access to Urban Amenities in Post-Socialist Zagreb; Sven Marcelić
- Who Manages the Home? Gendered Patterns and Implications of Cognitive and Emotional Household Labor in Croatia; Željka Zdravković, Valerija Barada, Blanka Čop
- Young People, Democratic Understanding, and Collective Action – Student Protests in Serbia; Tamara Krešić
- Young, Rural and Disengaged? Political Participation as a Driver of Rural Transformation; Bruno Šimac, Tijana Trako Poljak
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