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Članek obravnava obdobje izseljevanja na Slovenskem od konca druge svetovne vojne do začetka šestdesetih let 20. stoletja, v katerem je poleg omejenih možnosti legalnega prehoda prevladovala oblika prebežništva oziroma ilegalnega prehajanja zahodne in severne meje. Izseljevanje in prebežništvo so povzročali številni dejavniki, ki so vsebinsko integralno najbolj natančno opisani v pisnih, ustnih in drugih avto/biografskih pričevanjih akterjev dogajanja. Da bi osvetlil kompleksnost vzrokov za odhajanja med mladimi v obravnavanem obdobju, članek temelji na pregledu in primerjalni analizi osebnih izkušenj prebežništva in izseljevanja izbranih posameznikov.

The article presents how Slovenian women emigrants and women immigrants to Slovenia have become an important part of migration studies in Slovenia. The research has focused on gendered migration and revealed different ways of structuring power relationships, social practices and institutions organized according to the gender principle. The article also focuses on methodological development and emphasises the narrative and autobiographical approaches, which brought the voices of women migrants from the past and the present to the analysis of migration, thus enriching various disciplines with personal experiences, individual interpretations and the variety of emotions of women on the move.

V Sloveniji je tako imenovana begunska kriza trajala od oktobra 2015 do marca 2016, ko se je balkanska pot zaprla. Javni diskurz je imel v tem obdobju značilnosti moralne panike, ki je izbruhnila ob napovedi madžarske vlade, da bo zaprla mejo s Srbijo in Hrvaško, kar je množice migrantov prisililo na pot do »Nemčije« preko Slovenije, in naenkrat potihnila ob zaprtju balkanske poti. Subjektivno doživljanje obdobja intenzivnega javnega interesa za migracije avtorica opiše preko svojih številnih intervencij v javni prostor. V njih je naslavljala dva sklopa strahov, tistega o valovih in nepreglednih množicah ljudi, ki prihajajo; in tistega o Drugih, ki jih ne bo mogoče integrirati na ravni Evrope in Slovenije. Obe intervenciji sta vsebovali zgodovinske podatke o slovenskem izseljenstvu in begunstvu, izkušnji, ki je potlačena in izrinjena iz kolektivnega spomina, nacionalne zgodovine in kulture ter iz šolskega sistema, ter podatke o integraciji migrantov in beguncev, ki v Sloveniji poteka zadnjih 25, v Evropski uniji pa zadnjih 50 let. Opozarjanje na lastne izkušnje migracij in begunstva v evropskem in slovenskem prostoru v javni diskurz vpelje razmislek o formiranju etnično, versko, jezikovno in kulturno raznolikih ter mešanih prebivalstev in družb, primeri integracijskih praks pa razmislek o tem, da so prav te prakse evropskim družbam omogočile, da so postale in ostale ekonomsko in socialno stabilne in varne.

Repatriation due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic was the most extensive assisted return in Slovenia's history. The article explores governmental responsiveness to the struggles and social risks experienced by Slovenian nationals stranded abroad during the global outbreak of COVID-19 from February to April 2020. It builds on a review of EU and national-level reports, a qualitative analysis of media sources, and expert interviews. The article highlights the lack of detailed systemic guidelines on transnational social protection in crisis situations and argues that the success in the repatriation of Slovenian nationals can be primarily attributed to the ad hoc measures set in place by highly motivated and inventive consular staff.

Repatriation due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic was the most extensive assisted return in Slovenia's history. The article explores governmental responsiveness to the struggles and social risks experienced by Slovenian nationals stranded abroad during the global outbreak of COVID-19 from February to April 2020. It builds on a review of EU and national-level reports, a qualitative analysis of media sources, and expert interviews. The article highlights the lack of detailed systemic guidelines on transnational social protection in crisis situations and argues that the success in the repatriation of Slovenian nationals can be primarily attributed to the ad hoc measures set in place by highly motivated and inventive consular staff. ; Repatriacija zaradi izbruha pandemije Covid-19 je bila najobsežnejša pomoč pri vračanju v zgodovini Slovenije. Članek raziskuje odzivnost vlade na negotovosti in socialna tveganja, s katerimi so se soočali državljani, ki so med izbruhom pandemije Covid-19 obtičali v tujini. Temelji na pregledu poročil na ravni EU in nacionalni ravni, na kvalitativni analizi medijskih virov ter na intervjujih s strokovnjaki. Avtorici izpostavljata pomanjkanje podrobnih sistemskih smernic o transnacionalni socialni zaščiti v kriznih razmerah in trdita, da lahko uspeh pri repatriaciji slovenskih državljanov v veliki meri pripišemo ad hoc ukrepom, ki jih je izvedlo visoko motivirano in iznajdljivo konzularno osebje.

This book offers a concise history of Slovenia: It presents the history of a region that once belonged to the Roman Empire, and was later influenced by Franconians, Bavarians and Hungarians. It is a history of a landscape, as well as of its people and cultures influenced by Slavic, Roman, Germanic and Hungarian cultures.