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The study examines how various factors shape older people's habits in using the internet, or avoiding it altogether.

The European project Adria Digital Media Observatory (ADMO 2.0) will strengthen the European Union's efforts to combat disinformation through research, fact-checking, and media literacy programs.

Through an analysis of regional self-organised archives and festivals, the QEAST project sheds light on how queer communities have persistently developed their forms of memory activism and infrastructure, despite being erased from official histories.

The aim of the international project OUR VOICES is to make young carers visible, valued and involved in shaping policies that affect their lives, at local, national and European level.

Research shows how views on vertical and horizontal privacy affect an individual's willingness to share personal data in three online contexts.

The study addresses the key issue of the social and environmental dimensions of the sustainable transition and highlights the importance of systemic conditions that enable or constrain the contribution of trade unions to building a more inclusive and just sustainable future.

In this research, the authors explore the functioning of 40 security institutions in the region, based on the conceptual link between levels of regionality and the culture of anarchy.

Today, sustainable marketing communication is no longer just about promoting green products, but a holistic approach that takes into account the psychological needs of the individual.

The research, which includes data from workers and employers in 12 countries, reveals the key factors contributing to the growing segregation of workers.

The author's research focuses on the scope, effects and quality of hybrid work, maintaining work-life balance and employee well-being, and the incidental organisational challenges associated with hybrid work.

The analysis of the case study of Slovenia, the first country to use sensitivity mapping for decision support, offers a model for learning energy planning in other countries and regions.

The study presents a tool to measure and improve digital communication to understand employees' attitudes towards digital tools.

In the introductory paper, Prof. Dr. Aleksandra Kanjuo-Mrčela and Dr. Ana Laura Rodriguez-Gusta present an analysis of social, political and economic transitions and their effects on gender equality in Latin America and post-socialist Europe.

The research explores how consumers in developed and developing countries perceive sustainable consumption of food products and how local contexts influence this.

It is the most methodologically demanding and award-winning international survey, whose partners in Slovenia are members of the Public Opinion and Mass Communication Research Centre.