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International Conference on Intergenerational Differences
June 27, 2011 at 09:00 to June 28, 2011 at 17:30
Slovenian Migration Institute of the Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts
	Institute for Ethnic Studies
	Office of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for Slovenians Abroad
are inviting you to the international conference
	 
	INTERGENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES AS A CHALLENGE FOR THE SLOVENIAN EMIGRANT COMMUNITIES AND THE SLOVENIAN COMMUNITIES IN NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
The international conference will take place on June 27 and June 28, 2011, at the Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts in Ljubljana, Novi trg 2.
	The first day of the conference, Monday June 27, 2011, will be dedicated to the topic of the intergenerational differences as a challenge for the Slovenian emigrant communities in comparative perspective. The language of the conference will be English.
	The opening address wil be given by Miro Petek, president of the Parliamentary Comission for Relations with Slovenes in neighbouring and Other Countries.
	The second day of the conference, Tuesday June 28, 2011, will be dedicated to the topic of the intergenerational differences as a challenge for the Slovenian communities in neighbouring countries and the language of the conference will be Slovenian.
	The opening address will be given by Boštjan Žekš, the Minister for Slovenians Abroad.
Please, register for the conference at spelam@zrc-sazu.si before June 15, 2011.
The organizers:
	Mirjam Milharčič Hladnik – Slovenian Migration Institute
	Sara Brezigar – Institute for Ethnic Studies
PROGRAMME – MONDAY, 27 JUNE 2011
Intergenerational differences as a challenge for the Slovenian emigrant communities in comparative perspective
	9.00–9.30 official opening
	9.30–10.00 coffee break
	10.00–11.30 United States of America and Canada
	Moderator: Mirjam Milharčič Hladnik – Slovenian Migration Institute
	Introduction (USA):
	The historical perspective of generational differences in the migration context
	John Grabowski – Case Western Reserve University, Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland
Discussant: Joe Valencic – independent researcher, Cleveland
	Introduction (Canada):
	Canadian Migrant Communities and the Challenge of Multiculturalism
	Anne Urbancic – Victoria College, University of Toronto, Toronto
Discussant: Urška Strle – Faculty of Arts, Ljubljana
11.30–12.00 coffee break
	12.00–13.30 Australia and Argentina
	Moderator: Kristina Toplak – Slovenian Migration Institute
	Introduction (Australia):
	Slovenian-Australian community and intergenerational differences – a fieldwork review
	Miha Koderman – University of Primorska, Science and Research Centre of Koper, Koper
Discussant: Florjan Auser – Slovenian Media House, Sydney
	Introduction (Argentina):
	The Special Case of Slovenians in Argentina in Comparative Perspectives
	Mojca Jesenovec – Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educacion, Buenos Aires
Discussant: Jaka Repič – Faculty of Arts, Ljubljana
13.30–14.30 lunch
	14.30–17.00 Europe and Slovenia
	Moderator: Jure Gombač – Slovenian Migration Institute
	Introduction (Sweden):
	Local, national and transnational venues of incorporation (Croats in Sweden)
	Maja Povrzanović Frykman – Malmö University, Malmö
	Introduction (Germany):
	Intergenerational differences in Slovenian emigrant communities in Germany
	Zvone Štrubelj – The Slovene Parish, Stuttgart
Discussant: Slavo Šerc – University of Regensburg, Regensburg
16.00–16.15 coffee break
16.15–17.00
	Introduction (Slovenia):
	Descendants of immigrants from former Yugoslavia in Slovenia – identity challenges
	Špela Razpotnik – Faculty of Education, Ljubljana
Discussant: Natalija Vrečer, Slovenian Institute for Adult Education, Ljubljana
17.00–17.30 closing session
PROGRAM – TOREK, 28. JUNIJ 2011
Generacijske razlike kot izziv za slovenske zamejske skupnosti
	9.00–9.30 uvodni nagovori
	9.30–10.00 odmor
	10.00–11.30
	Moderator: Milan Bufon, Fakulteta za humanistične študije, Znanstveno–raziskovalno središče, Univerza na Primorskem, Koper
	10.00–10.15 Štefka Vavti, Slovenski znanstveni inštitut, Celovec
	Med zakoreninjenimi bojevniki in mladimi, ki se odpirajo v svet. Etnične identifikacije Slovencev/Slovenk na dvojezičnem avstrijskem Koroškem in spremembe v času
	10.15–10.30 Suzana Pertot, ZCZ / ATS JezikLingua, Grmek
	Starejše in mlajše generacije staršev in identitetna vzgoja otrok med Slovenci v Italiji
	10.30–10.45 Sara Brezigar, Inštitut za narodnostna vprašanja, Ljubljana
	Vpliv razlik med generacijami na razvojne perspektive narodnih manjšin
10.45–11.30 diskusija
11.30–12.00 odmor
	12.00–13.30
	Moderator: Janez Stergar, Inštitut za narodnostna vprašanja, Ljubljana
	12.00–12.15 Norina Bogatec, Slovenski raziskovalni inštitut, Trst
	Narodnostna in jezikovna struktura populacije izobraževalnih ustanov v slovenskem jeziku v Italiji: generacijske spremembe kot izziv za posodabljanje manjšinske politike
	12.15–12.30 Katalin Munda Hirnök in Attila Kovács, Inštitut za narodnostna vprašanja, Ljubljana
	Demografski razvoj in organiziranost porabskih Slovencev od političnih sprememb l. 1990
	12.30–12.45 Danijel Grafenauer, Inštitut za narodnostna vprašanja, Ljubljana
	Aktivnosti, pričakovanja in zahteve mladinskih organizacij koroških Slovencev
12.45–13.30 diskusija
13.30–15.00 kosilo
	15.00–17.00
	Moderator: Jernej Zupančič, Filozofska fakulteta, Univerza v Ljubljani, Ljubljana
	15.00–15.15 Drágica Gáspár
	Spreminjanje narodnostne zavesti porabskih Slovencev v zadnjih desetletjih dvajsetega stoletja
	15.15–15.30 Devan Jagodic in Zaira Vidali, Slovenski raziskovalni inštitut, Trst
	Participacija mladih in medgeneracijsko sobivanje v društvih slovenske narodne skupnosti v Italiji
	15.30–15.45 Barbara Riman, Inštitut za narodnostna vprašanja, Ljubljana
	Mladi in slovenska društva na Hrvaškem skozi perspektivo preteklosti in prihodnosti
	15.45–16.00 Marija Kozar Mukič, Savaria Múzeum/Muzej Savaria, Szombathely
	Odnos treh generacij do ljudske pesmi v Porabju na Madžarskem
16.00–17.00 diskusija
	17.00–17.30
	Zaključek konference: Breda Mulec, Urad za Slovence v zamejstvu in po svetu