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Prof. Dr. Boštjan Udovič and Assist. Prof. Dr. Žan Lep presented the results of the project Growing cultural distance and stereotypisation in small transition states: the case of ex-Yugoslavia countries.

The summer school placed particular emphasis on the importance of the informed use of artificial intelligence tools and the critical evaluation of the results generated, as recent developments in survey methodology are primarily linked to large language models and artificial intelligence.

The study highlights three categories of typical challenges in civil-military cooperation.

A study on attitudes toward people experiencing homelessness in Slovenia shows, among other things, that the public recognizes homelessness as a problem, but not as a particularly pressing one.

The results of the study show how Slovenian nursing students perceive telemedicine even before they have had any direct experience with it.

This year's theme, Disaster, Health, and Organizational Crisis Communication, attracted more than 125 researchers, practitioners, and students from 30 countries to Slovenia

In the ten years since its publication by Sage, the book by Dr. Mario Callegaro, Dr. Katja Lozar Manfreda, and Dr. Vasja Vehovar has become the leading and most-cited work in this field. The Chinese translation was published in 2026.

The journal focuses on the comparison of political cultures of Central and Eastern European countries, their practical policy, theoretical questions of comparative political science, theoretical and practical questions of the development of civil society and civil policy in this region.

The new guidelines Minimum Standards for Young Carers and Child Participation contribute to the (self-)identification of young carers and promotes the development of inclusive services in education, healthcare, social care, and youth work.

The issue will be explored as part of a new international project called EUINSPIRE – Young People Co-Creating the Future of Europe.