1. Taming the forest : embracing the complexity of art-sci research through microhistory, bioeconomics and intermedia artNikita Peresin Meden, Kristina Pranjić, Peter Purg, 2024, original scientific article Abstract: An ongoing collaborative project between art and science, Taming the Forest (2022) was implemented by a team of students, artists and researchers charting an interdisciplinary project among bioeconomics, environmental history, policy and artistic practice. In this article, the project acts as a case study for researching the conflicting narratives of history and economics about biodiversity in general, and specifically about forests. It shows how different blends of methodologies in artistic-cum-scientific research can become relevant for both realms, opening new creative pathways and pedagogical registers while repeatedly returning to a specific forest’s microhistory. Moreover, the article stresses the need for a new sensibility and complex knowledge, moving beyond an objective study and becoming attentive to different dimensions of research and its outputs that emerge through the introduction of artistic thinking and methodologies. This kind of transdisciplinary approach becomes necessary in order to tackle the manifold large-scale problems such as the climate and biodiversity crises, which call for both acting decisively and transforming radically, above all with regard to how humans perceive, relate to and manage nature.
Keywords: biodiversity, climate crisis, environmental history, forest management, Karst, transdisciplinary, artistic thinking, artistic research
Published in RUNG: 01.07.2024; Views: 1455; Downloads: 10
 Full text (1,80 MB)
This document has many files! More... |
2. |
3. |
4. |
5. Statistical analysis of European digital strategies in times of crisisŠaza Babić, 2020, undergraduate thesis Abstract: Preparation and communication are essential in times of crisis. I was motivated to choose this topic by recent events in the world caused by the COVID 19 virus, which has affected every sphere, from the economy to human relations. However, tough times can be an opportunity to set brands apart from their competition. It is important, though, that they use marketing as a tool to create empathy, as this is the principle of reciprocity. Only in this way they can gain their trust, keep them loyal to the brand and be connected to it.
The thesis describes the importance of a well and properly prepared digital strategy that every company should have if a crisis were to occur again.
Keywords: Crisis, communication, COVID 19, strategy.
Published in RUNG: 18.11.2020; Views: 4694; Downloads: 157
Full text (580,30 KB) |
6. |
