Project
Socialist heritage in comparative perspective
Project Duration: 1 January 2009–31 December 2010
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Project Duration: 1 January 2009–31 December 2010
Collections
Register of the Flora of Slovenia
The collection includes a list of ca. 3500 ferns and seed plants, which is linked to the FloVegSi database and the Herbarium of the Institute of Biology SRC SASA (LJS). Search allows searches by various criteria. Database access is free online.
Period of creating: since 1995
Caretaker: Branko Vreš, PhD
Collections
Herbarium of the Institute of Biology ZRC SAZU (LJS)
he collection includes a data (ca. 12,000) of the herbarium sheets (plants) stored in the Herbarium of the Institute of Biology SRC SASA (LJS). The herbarium data are completely digitized, some of herbarium sheets are photographed while (for the moment) web browsing (metadata in Slovene) is available for about half of the specimens.
Period of creating: since 1995
Caretaker: Branko Vreš, PhD
Project
Slovenian labour migration to the countries of former Yugoslavia: from settlers to transmigrants
Project Duration: 1 July 2011–31 December 2015
Project Leader: Marjan Drnovšek, PhD
Code: J5-4200
Project
Imagined material culture. Reflection on the spread of the nationalism in the company of material culture
Project Duration: 1 July 2011–31 December 2015
Code: J6-4234
Project
The State of Archival, Museum and Library Materials among Slovenian Emigrants
Project Duration: 20 October 2001–11 January 2003
Project
The Role and the Significance of Women in the Preservation of Cultural Tradition among Emigrants
Project Duration: 1 July 2001–30 June 2004
Project
Contemporary (Slovenian) Missionary as an Emigrant
Project Duration: 1 July 2001–30 June 2004
Collections
Homeguard memorials in Slovenia
Homeguard memorials are part of contemporary Slovenian political discourse which uses memorial discourse to offer a specific interpretation of loss, death and the event that caused them; thus the past is linked to the present. Crucial role of homeguard memorials is to construct the post-war killing as part of the national trauma, to transpose the roles of victim and perpetratorm symbolicaly reinterpret the meaning oh homeguard movement, collaboration and resistance. In other words, to implement the interpretation of the "civil war." The collection includes photographs and introductory text.
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Period of creating: since 2000