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Revision as of 12:33, 26 August 2011
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15 Oct 2018
The Institute of Contemporary History and Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Zagreb are organising, in cooperation with the Croatian Institute of History, a round table titled 1918: A Turning Point in History. The Collapse of Austria-Hungary and the Search for New Solutions, with speakers Jurij Perovšek, Jure Gašparič and Filip Čuček (all Institute of Contemporary History),
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19 Oct 2012
Andrej Studen (Institute of Contemporary History) presenting a paper at the congress 100 Jahre Kriminologie in Graz
Archive and research
The archive of the institute mainly consists of material on the Second World War, on the partisan resistance movement, and on items from the occupiers' authorities. Since 1992 the archive has been a part of the Archives of the Republic of Slovenia.
In the beginning of the 1970s research projects covered 3 historical periods: the period before the First World War, the period between the World Wars and during the Second World War, and the period after the Second World War. This research principle was in use until the new millennium when the research was divided into 2 parts: the political, ideological history and the economic and social history.
Library and publications
The institute has a library with extensive holdings of more than 44,000 units of different library material. The publishing activity of the institute involves the biannual review edition named Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino [Contributions to the Contemporary History] in Slovenian with abstracts in English and articles dealing with history from the 19th century onward.
The second publication, Vpogledi [Insights], is a new edition with one thematic focus and different authors. Both publications are available online and at the website of SIstory, a portal developed by the institute which includes a vast archive of historiographic material and publications.
Collaboration
The institute collaborates with several Slovene and international partners or institutions: the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana, the National and University Library, the Historical Archives Ljubljana, the Digital Library of Slovenia (DLib.si) and the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities – DARIAH.
See also