Prispevek obravnava novoveške identitetne dinamike v obmejnem habsburško-beneškem
prostoru, ki so... more Prispevek obravnava novoveške identitetne dinamike v obmejnem habsburško-beneškem prostoru, ki so ga s političnega, verskega in družbenega vidika zaznamovale določene posebnosti. Študija temelji na virih, povezanih z ljubljanskim jezuitskim šolstvom in latinsko šolo v Rušah. V njih so posamezniki s tega prostora označeni kot Italus, Goritiensis, Foroiuliensis, Tergestinus, Vtinensis itd. Proti sredini 17. stoletja postane raba teh oznak v primerjavi z začetkom stoletja bolj ustaljena in jasna. To je še posebej očitno pri rabi oznake Goritiensis, preko katere se odraža uveljavljanje goriške deželne zavesti proti sredini 17. stoletja.
Kronika: časopis za slovensko krajevno zgodovino, 2023
Count Michele della Torre Valsassina (1757‒1844), an archaeologist, antiquarian, and erudite, is ... more Count Michele della Torre Valsassina (1757‒1844), an archaeologist, antiquarian, and erudite, is now known as the pioneer of the National Archaeological Museum–Cividale del Friuli and as the head of archaeological excavations in Cividale del Friuli, its surroundings, and along the Nadiža/Natisone River, which took place between 1817 and 1826, with the support of Emperor Franz I. He devoted his life to studying history, numismatics, genealogy, art history, church history, and so on, with a particular focus on Roman material heritage. Rich in the early medieval Lombard cultural history, the area, in which the excavations were carried out, was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List two centuries later (in 2011). The article draws attention to the count’s manuscript legacy, kept in a special collection of the above-mentioned museum and linked to his excavations in the wider Cividale area.
Kronika: časopis za slovensko krajevno zgodovino, 2018
The paper discusses the problem of public-private partnership in Slovenia from the perspective of... more The paper discusses the problem of public-private partnership in Slovenia from the perspective of material cultural heritage, which struggles with the chronic lack of sufficient funds for restoration or preservation. Long-term environmental, energy-related and economic objectives of the European Union and Slovenia spurred the implementation of more complex forms of cooperation between public and private sectors in the area of cultural heritage as well. The paper presents the public-private partnership in Slovenia, along with environmental and other objectives of the European Union and Slovenia that have contributed to the establishment of the good practice of energy performance contracting. The public-private partnership here has also led to the restoration of two cultural heritage buildings, i.e., the Črnomelj Castle and the so-called former pupils’ residence hall in Ćrnomelj.
ABSTRACT: The article at hand is a contribution to studying the problem of noble violence along t... more ABSTRACT: The article at hand is a contribution to studying the problem of noble violence along the Habsburg-Venetian border, with an emphasis on the 17th century. The border facilitated the general spread of violence, primarily through two Habsburg-Venetian wars (1508-1516/1521 and 1615-1617). During the warfare, the land witnessed an influx of a significant number of mercenaries who often indulged in looting and spreading terror among the local population. One part of the troops remained in the area after the conflicts ended, often in the service of feudal lords at whose behest they committed a series of crimes in relation to feuds between noble families. The reason for the proliferation of violence along the Habsburg-Venetian border should be sought not only in the inefficient judicial system (especially the widely prevalent sentence of banishment, the so-called “bando”) and inadequate means of repression, but also in the blood feuds among noble families and factions (e.g. in the infamous Cormons feud).
Prispevek obravnava novoveške identitetne dinamike v obmejnem habsburško-beneškem
prostoru, ki so... more Prispevek obravnava novoveške identitetne dinamike v obmejnem habsburško-beneškem prostoru, ki so ga s političnega, verskega in družbenega vidika zaznamovale določene posebnosti. Študija temelji na virih, povezanih z ljubljanskim jezuitskim šolstvom in latinsko šolo v Rušah. V njih so posamezniki s tega prostora označeni kot Italus, Goritiensis, Foroiuliensis, Tergestinus, Vtinensis itd. Proti sredini 17. stoletja postane raba teh oznak v primerjavi z začetkom stoletja bolj ustaljena in jasna. To je še posebej očitno pri rabi oznake Goritiensis, preko katere se odraža uveljavljanje goriške deželne zavesti proti sredini 17. stoletja.
Kronika: časopis za slovensko krajevno zgodovino, 2023
Count Michele della Torre Valsassina (1757‒1844), an archaeologist, antiquarian, and erudite, is ... more Count Michele della Torre Valsassina (1757‒1844), an archaeologist, antiquarian, and erudite, is now known as the pioneer of the National Archaeological Museum–Cividale del Friuli and as the head of archaeological excavations in Cividale del Friuli, its surroundings, and along the Nadiža/Natisone River, which took place between 1817 and 1826, with the support of Emperor Franz I. He devoted his life to studying history, numismatics, genealogy, art history, church history, and so on, with a particular focus on Roman material heritage. Rich in the early medieval Lombard cultural history, the area, in which the excavations were carried out, was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List two centuries later (in 2011). The article draws attention to the count’s manuscript legacy, kept in a special collection of the above-mentioned museum and linked to his excavations in the wider Cividale area.
Kronika: časopis za slovensko krajevno zgodovino, 2018
The paper discusses the problem of public-private partnership in Slovenia from the perspective of... more The paper discusses the problem of public-private partnership in Slovenia from the perspective of material cultural heritage, which struggles with the chronic lack of sufficient funds for restoration or preservation. Long-term environmental, energy-related and economic objectives of the European Union and Slovenia spurred the implementation of more complex forms of cooperation between public and private sectors in the area of cultural heritage as well. The paper presents the public-private partnership in Slovenia, along with environmental and other objectives of the European Union and Slovenia that have contributed to the establishment of the good practice of energy performance contracting. The public-private partnership here has also led to the restoration of two cultural heritage buildings, i.e., the Črnomelj Castle and the so-called former pupils’ residence hall in Ćrnomelj.
ABSTRACT: The article at hand is a contribution to studying the problem of noble violence along t... more ABSTRACT: The article at hand is a contribution to studying the problem of noble violence along the Habsburg-Venetian border, with an emphasis on the 17th century. The border facilitated the general spread of violence, primarily through two Habsburg-Venetian wars (1508-1516/1521 and 1615-1617). During the warfare, the land witnessed an influx of a significant number of mercenaries who often indulged in looting and spreading terror among the local population. One part of the troops remained in the area after the conflicts ended, often in the service of feudal lords at whose behest they committed a series of crimes in relation to feuds between noble families. The reason for the proliferation of violence along the Habsburg-Venetian border should be sought not only in the inefficient judicial system (especially the widely prevalent sentence of banishment, the so-called “bando”) and inadequate means of repression, but also in the blood feuds among noble families and factions (e.g. in the infamous Cormons feud).
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prostoru, ki so ga s političnega, verskega in družbenega vidika zaznamovale
določene posebnosti. Študija temelji na virih, povezanih z ljubljanskim jezuitskim
šolstvom in latinsko šolo v Rušah. V njih so posamezniki s tega prostora označeni kot
Italus, Goritiensis, Foroiuliensis, Tergestinus, Vtinensis itd. Proti sredini 17. stoletja
postane raba teh oznak v primerjavi z začetkom stoletja bolj ustaljena in jasna. To je
še posebej očitno pri rabi oznake Goritiensis, preko katere se odraža uveljavljanje
goriške deželne zavesti proti sredini 17. stoletja.
as the pioneer of the National Archaeological Museum–Cividale del Friuli and as the head of archaeological excavations
in Cividale del Friuli, its surroundings, and along the Nadiža/Natisone River, which took place between 1817
and 1826, with the support of Emperor Franz I. He devoted his life to studying history, numismatics, genealogy, art
history, church history, and so on, with a particular focus on Roman material heritage. Rich in the early medieval
Lombard cultural history, the area, in which the excavations were carried out, was added to the UNESCO World
Heritage List two centuries later (in 2011). The article draws attention to the count’s manuscript legacy, kept in a
special collection of the above-mentioned museum and linked to his excavations in the wider Cividale area.
heritage, which struggles with the chronic lack of sufficient funds for restoration or preservation. Long-term environmental,
energy-related and economic objectives of the European Union and Slovenia spurred the implementation
of more complex forms of cooperation between public and private sectors in the area of cultural heritage as well. The paper presents the public-private partnership in Slovenia, along with environmental and other objectives of the
European Union and Slovenia that have contributed to the establishment of the good practice of energy performance
contracting. The public-private partnership
here has also led to the restoration of two cultural heritage buildings, i.e., the Črnomelj Castle and the so-called former
pupils’ residence hall in Ćrnomelj.
prostoru, ki so ga s političnega, verskega in družbenega vidika zaznamovale
določene posebnosti. Študija temelji na virih, povezanih z ljubljanskim jezuitskim
šolstvom in latinsko šolo v Rušah. V njih so posamezniki s tega prostora označeni kot
Italus, Goritiensis, Foroiuliensis, Tergestinus, Vtinensis itd. Proti sredini 17. stoletja
postane raba teh oznak v primerjavi z začetkom stoletja bolj ustaljena in jasna. To je
še posebej očitno pri rabi oznake Goritiensis, preko katere se odraža uveljavljanje
goriške deželne zavesti proti sredini 17. stoletja.
as the pioneer of the National Archaeological Museum–Cividale del Friuli and as the head of archaeological excavations
in Cividale del Friuli, its surroundings, and along the Nadiža/Natisone River, which took place between 1817
and 1826, with the support of Emperor Franz I. He devoted his life to studying history, numismatics, genealogy, art
history, church history, and so on, with a particular focus on Roman material heritage. Rich in the early medieval
Lombard cultural history, the area, in which the excavations were carried out, was added to the UNESCO World
Heritage List two centuries later (in 2011). The article draws attention to the count’s manuscript legacy, kept in a
special collection of the above-mentioned museum and linked to his excavations in the wider Cividale area.
heritage, which struggles with the chronic lack of sufficient funds for restoration or preservation. Long-term environmental,
energy-related and economic objectives of the European Union and Slovenia spurred the implementation
of more complex forms of cooperation between public and private sectors in the area of cultural heritage as well. The paper presents the public-private partnership in Slovenia, along with environmental and other objectives of the
European Union and Slovenia that have contributed to the establishment of the good practice of energy performance
contracting. The public-private partnership
here has also led to the restoration of two cultural heritage buildings, i.e., the Črnomelj Castle and the so-called former
pupils’ residence hall in Ćrnomelj.