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| maintainer   = Andreja Musar
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{{Infobox
| name                = Študentska založba Publishing House
| local name          = Študentska založba Študentske organizacije Univerze v Ljubljani, Zavod za založniško dejavnost
| logo               = Studentska zalozba (logo).svg
| street              = Borštnikov trg 2
| town                = SI-1000 Ljubljana
| telephone           = 386 (0) 1 200 3700, 386 (0) 1 200 3701
| fax                 = 386 (0) 1 252 2618
| email               = info@zalozba.org
| website             = http://www.studentskazalozba.si
| founded by          = Student Organisation of the University of Ljubljana
| contacts = {{Contact
| name                = Tomaž Gerdina 
| role                = Director
| email               = tomaz.gerdina@zalozba.org
}}
{{Contact
| name                = Aleš Šteger
| role                = Programme Head
}}
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== Archival article ==

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In 2014 the Študentska založba Publishing House team founded a new non-profit publishing house [[Beletrina Publishing Institute]]. 

For updated contacts and activities see the article [[Beletrina Publishing Institute]].

The publishing activities started in [[established::1996]] when the Student Organisation of the University of Ljubljana founded the Študentska založba Publishing House. Since then it was one of the most productive Slovene publishing houses. It published about 50 titles each year and prides itself on its choice of quality literary works. The main criteria for its work was that the writing is innovative, fresh and radical. The book editions Beletrina or Koda have got acclaimed and popular. The publisher placed great importance on international cooperation; each year about 20 of Študentska založba books were published abroad.

In November 2009 the [[Beletrina Bookshop|Beletrina bookshop]] was opened in central Ljubljana. Študentska založba publishes also the quarterly [[ČKZ Magazine for Critique of Science, for Imagination and New Anthropology]] and the online magazine [[AirBeletrina]]. 

Študentska založba also produces the annual [[Days of Poetry and Wine Festival]] and [[World Literatures - Fabula Festival]] - in May 2010 under the sign of [[World Book Capital Ljubljana 2010]].
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The programme of the publishing house began in [[Established::1996]] and has been rapidly increasing ever since. 

Its first two book editions, Translations and Scripta, offered an interesting study of literature that is still popular today. In 1997 it launched the series Claritas and Koda; the Claritas series covered translated texts from the field of philosophy, political science, sociology, history (Seneca, Hume, Moore, Brentano, Cassirer, Arendt, Siedentop) and contemporary texts by Slovene authors ([[Janez Strehovec]], [[Igor Škamperle]]), while Koda focused on cybernetic culture and other sciences related to information society, bringing more than 20 publications (covering basic theories by the likes of Debord, Benjamin, Harraway, Sloterdijk, Negri and Hardt) to a Slovene readership. In 2010 the two series were consolidated into one (Koda), which is now the publishing house's main series focused on humanities. 

Since 2003 Študentska založba has published the book series Beletrina, a collection which covers titles of original literary works by Slovene authors and international authors in translation.


Every autumn Študentska založba organises literary workshops for young poets and writers.

== See also ==
* [[Beletrina Bookshop]]
* [[Days of Poetry and Wine Festival]] 
* [[World Literatures - Fabula Festival]] 
* [[ČKZ Magazine for Critique of Science, for Imagination and New Anthropology]] 
* [[AirBeletrina.si]] 

== External link ==
* [http://www.studentskazalozba.si Študentska založba Publishing House website] (in Slovenian)

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