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Hromadžić, Hajrudin; Zgaljardić, Antonija

doi:10.15378/1848-9540.2019.42.04

Etnol. trib. (Online)

2019

DOI: 10.15378/1848-9540.2019.42.04

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Hajrudin Hromadžić

Antonija Zgaljardić

Abstract: Rad propituje primjenjivost koncepta i pojma prekarnost kao označitelja koji se odnosi na posljedice restrukturiranja rada i radnih uvjeta pod diktatom neoliberalnog režima. U uvjetima intenzivirane globalne kompetitivnosti čitavo radno aktivno stanovništvo biva podvrgnuto pritiscima prilagodbe tržištu. Kratkoročni i nestabilni radni ugovori postali su tipična pojavnost postindustrijskog društva, a poimanje vremena kao resursa poprimilo je drukčiju dimenziju. Hegemonija satnog vremena slomila se zbog zahtjeva … Show more

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“…Precarity has also been investigated as an important dimension of post-socialist transition, especially on the peripheries of capitalism (Kojanić, 2020;Suchland, 2021). The Yugoslav system of social security was already shaken in the 1980s but was further damaged during the privatisation period of the 1990s, which coincided with the war (Hromadžić and Zgaljardić, 2019). Račić et al (2005: 51) highlight a significant rise in temporary labour in Croatia between the 1990s and 2010s.…”

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Precarious Emplacement in Croatia: Conceptualising More-Than-Transient Migration on the Balkan Route

Petričević

2023

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The article argues that the dynamic of migration on the Balkan route is changing into something more than transit. Croatia is presented as a case in point of a site where former migration aspirations are redefined as migrants encounter various types of bordering mechanisms that decelerate migration and begin developing relations with other residents. We argue that the dynamic of mobility and immobility and the ways it entangles localities en route are crucial for understanding the changing migration patterns in the Balkans. We overview concepts such as “stuckness”, “waiting”, “permanent temporariness”, “limbo”, and “liminality”, which describe the ways in which migrants navigate between temporary and permanent states of movement and residence. Additionally, the article develops the concept of “precari¬ous emplacement” in order to move beyond transit and to capture the ambiguities between moving and staying, temporariness and permanence, and inclusion and exclusion. The concept highlights that the practices related to settling, along with the social interactions with other residents associated with them, occur in conditions of uncertainty and social marginalisation. Precarious emplacement encompasses the ways precarity permeates migrants’ experiences and the fabric of post-war and post-socialist urban spaces and relations they move through and come to inhabit. The article concludes by arguing that, given the heterogeneity of migrants’ life trajectories, the concept of a “transit migrant” may obscure the vulnerabilities migrants experience during periods of immobility, and it advocates for a more nuanced conceptual approach.

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Precarious Emplacement in Croatia: Conceptualising More-Than-Transient Migration on the Balkan Route

Petričević

2023

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“Nije za starije od 40 godina”

Matošević,

Brandeis Fiala

2024

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U radu se kroz tri potpoglavlja istražuje dio aspekata ženskoga lica rada u turizmu Istre, jedne od najturističkijih regija u Hrvatskoj i Europi. Temeljem intervjua sa zaposlenicama u nizu tipičnih radnih mjesta u turizmu, a koje su u vrijeme istraživanja bile zaposlene u priobalnim gradovima, na vidjelo su izašle kategorije koje omeđuju, ali i čine iskustvo rada u tom sektoru rodno specifičnim. Prva zamjetna kategorija je fleksibilnost. Nju se može razumjeti kao brojčanu, funkcijsku te prilagodljivost isplate plaće zaposlenicama. Druga kategorija koja rad snažnije približava rodnom iskustvu klupko je dinamika, odnosa i odluka koje od zaposlenica mogu činiti estetizirani i erotizirani “uslužni krajolik”. Potonje je, njihovim riječima, uzrokovalo posljedičnu nelagodu, ali i podnošenje situacija koje su mogle ići od “upućivanja pogleda”, komentara do ponekad i otvoreno šovinističkih opaski. Treća kategorija tiče se tjelesnog iskustva mjesečnice, koja, za dio intervjuiranih zaposlenica, ima nemali utjecaj na mogućnost obavljanja intenzivnih radnih zadataka kakve nameće sezonalni turizam.

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Contemporary journalism: Profession or a “bullshit job”

Popovic,

Hromadzic

2024

Sociologija

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The aim of the paper is to rethink the position of the journalistic profession in the contemporary social contexts of the 21st century, within the context of social changes determined by capitalism in its radical stage, and the permanent transformations of digital technologies as the main tool for production and consumption. The central question that arises is whether we can still think of journalism as a profession in accordance with the principles formed in the midtwentieth century, or whether the journalistic profession is ?dead?, transformed into a ?bullshit job?? If we look at the three main indicators of professional journalism: public interest and the watchdog function; autonomy; and the adherence to specific professional norms; it seems, by looking at actual journalistic practices, that all three indicators that fundamentally legitimize journalism as a profession has eroded significantly. The main claim is that journalism, to a large extent, has turned into a ?bullshit job?, even if the ?old? normative principles of the profession still serves to legitimize it, but with no stronghold in real journalist practices. Of course, this does not mean that professional journalism, defined according to the principles established in mid-twentieth century, is not still relevant, even crucial for the public and public interest. This is why, in the conclusion of the paper, we plead for the strengthening of those media organizations that nurture the protection of the public interest as well as investigative and critically oriented, independent journalism.

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Precarious Emplacement in Croatia: Conceptualising More-Than-Transient Migration on the Balkan Route

Precarious Emplacement in Croatia: Conceptualising More-Than-Transient Migration on the Balkan Route

“Nije za starije od 40 godina”

Contemporary journalism: Profession or a “bullshit job”

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