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Sunny side of the Alps clouding up: Slovenia in the grips of a right-wing tornado

7 April 2021 - by Ana Podvršič, Jaša Veselinovič

After less than a year since the start of the epidemic, Slovenia barely resembles a country that, for a long time, has been seen as a social-democratic outliner in the region. The outbreak of the epidemic coincided with a major political change (...)
Slovenia : Drowned in debt after ten years of EU membership

16 December 2015 - by Sašo Furlan

The recently published book Public debt: Who owes whom? (in Slovenian: Javni dolg: kdo komu dolguje?), edited by Slovenian sociologists Rastko Močnik and Maja Breznik, consists of a series of analytical and critically engaged studies on the (...)
Influence of IMF and other IFIs in Central and Eastern Europe

17 November 2015 - by Eurodad

The role of International Financial Institutions (IFIs) – particularly the International Monetary Fund (IMF) – in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has not been the central focus of many analyses in the past. To address this gap, four case studies (...)
Slovenia : a step towards a citizen debt audit

22 September 2015 - by Lucien Perpette

Slovenia seceded from Yugoslavia and became independent on 25 June 1991. With two million inhabitants, it has been a member of the European Union since 1 May 2004, joining the Eurozone, then the Schengen area in 2007. On Wednesday 16 September (...)
Indebted Households and Left Populism in Slovenia

20 April 2015 - by Ajda Pistotnik

Debt cancellation is an idea that is more and more often heard and discussed within the EU. We can thank for that SYRIZA and the Tsipras government in Greece that call for public debt cancellation. As noted by American anthropologist David (...)