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Title:Javno dobro, skupni viri in skupno : vpliv zgodovinske zapuščine na sodobno dojemanje v Sloveniji kot tranzicijski družbi
Authors:ID Šmid Hribar, Mateja (Author)
ID Kozina, Jani (Author)
ID Bole, David (Author)
ID Urbanc, Mimi (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Typology:1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:Logo UIRS - Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia
Abstract:Namen prispevka je proučiti in jasno opredeliti pojme javno dobro, skupni viri in skupno. V članku smo na podlagi prostorsko-časovne analize, intervjujev in delavnic med splošno in strokovno javnostjo osvetlili dojemanje javnega dobra in skupnega v Sloveniji kot tranzicijski družbi. Analiza je pokazala, da na razumevanje teh pojmov med splošno javnostjo še vedno močno vpliva poudarjanje socialne pravičnosti, enakosti in dostopnosti dobrin za vse iz obdobja socializma, kar je lahko v nasprotju s pravico do zasebne lastnine. Neustrezno upravljanje dobrin, ki so dojete kot javno dobro, v resnici pa so skupni viri, lahko vodi v konflikte in razvrednotenje skupnih virov, s čimer bomo izgubili prednosti, ki nam omogočajo kakovostnejše življenje. Ker smo od omejenih naravnih virov življenjsko odvisni, je treba o njih nujno ozavestiti splošno in strokovno javnost, izpostaviti ranljivost teh virov in pojasniti, dane morejo biti dostopni vsem v neomejenih količinah. V mednarodnem okolju želimo s predstavljenim slovenskim primerom prispevati k boljšemu razumevanju človeškega vedenja in pričakovanj do javnega dobra in skupnih virov v postsocialističnih tranzicijskih družbah.
Keywords:javno dobro, skupno dobro, skupni viri, skupno, skupna lastnina, prostor, upravljanje, tranzicijska družba, Slovenija
Publication status:Published
Publication version:Version of Record
Publication date:01.01.2018
Year of publishing:2018
Number of pages:str. 43-55, 96-109
Numbering:Letn. 29, št. 1
PID:20.500.12556/DiRROS-23295 New window
UDC:347.218.2:364.614.8(497.4)
ISSN on article:0353-6483
DOI:10.5379/urbani-izziv-en-2018-29-01-004 New window
COBISS.SI-ID:43206445 New window
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Publication date in DiRROS:12.08.2025
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Title:Urbani izziv
Shortened title:Urbani izziv
Publisher:Urbanistični inštitut Republike Slovenije
ISSN:0353-6483
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Language:English
Title:Public goods, common-pool resources, and the commons : the influence of historical legacy on modern perceptions in Slovenia as a transitional society
Abstract:This article aims to study and clearly define the terms public good, common-pool resources, and the commons. Using path dependency analysis, interviews, and workshops among the general public and experts, we highlight the perception of public goods and the commons in Slovenia as a transitional society. The analysis reveals that the general public%s understanding of these terms is still strongly influenced by communist socialist-era emphasis on social justice, equality, and access to goods for everyone, which can be at odds with the right to private property. Inadequate governance of goods that are considered public goods, but are in fact common-pool resources, can lead to conflicts and degradation of common-pool resources, which results in the loss of advantages providing wellbeing. Because people%s lives depend on subtractable natural resources, it is necessary to raise awareness about them among the general public and professional community, emphasize their vulnerability, and explain that they cannot be accessible to anyone in unlimited quantities. Furthermore, in an international context, using the Slovenian case, we seek to improve the understanding of human behaviour and expectations concerning public goods and common-pool resources in post-communist transitional societies.
Keywords:public good, common good, common-pool resources, commons, common property, space, governance, management, transitional society, Slovenia


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