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Uslovi rada i status mladih istraživača na univerzitetima, institutima i u nevladinom sektoru
No full textSvrha studije je dubinsko sagledavanje problema i izazova sa kojima se suočavaju mladi istraživači na fakultetima, naučno-istraživačkim institutima i u organizacijama civilnog društva. Studija je nastala na osnovu fokus-grupnog intervjua sa 20 mladih istraživača i na osnovu diskusije tokom okruglog stola o položaju mladih istraživača u društvenim naukama. Pored metode fokus grupe korišćena je i analiza relevantne sekundarne literature, kao i strateškog i zakonskog okvira. Ključni nalazi dobijeni istraživanjem su da mladi istraživači u društvenim naukama pokušavaju da kombinuju rad u sektoru visokog obrazovanja i naučnog istraživanja i rad u neprofitnom sektoru, te da nedostatke u jednom sektoru pokušavaju da nadomeste radom u drugom. Mladi istraživači na fakultetima i institutima navode nedovoljnu finansijsku podršku za empirijska istraživanja i male plate kao osnovni razlog za dodatni rad u organizacijama civilnog društva (OCD). Uslovi rada u neprofitnom sektoru se smatraju boljim zbog efikasnije administrativne podrške i fleksibilnijih procedura u pisanju projektnih predloga i sprovođenju projekata. Pored toga, rad u organizacijama civilnog društva vidi se i kao prilika za sticanje znanja iz oblasti upravljanja projektima. Nemogućnost da se fokusiraju na doktorski rad i nedostatak finansijskih sredstava za terenska istraživanja predstavljaju najveću prepreku u radu mladih istraživača na fakultetima i institutima. Mladi, zaposleni na institutima i fakultetima, obično su angažovani u nastavi, zatim u sprovođenju projekata koje finansira ministarstvo, kao i na projektima međunarodnih donatora i imaju obaveze rada na svojim doktorskim tezama kako bi mogli da zadrže stečena zvanja i napreduju u profesiji. Sa druge strane, istraživači u OCD koje su projektno finansirane istovremeno rade na nekoliko često vrlo tematski različitih projekata kako bi iz projektnih fondova pokrili svoje plate. Stoga obe grupe mladih istraživača sebe percipiraju kao „rastrzane na 1000 strana“ što se na kraju odražava na kvalitet naučne produkcije.The aim of this study is to provide in-depth analysis of problems and challenges that young researcher are facing during their work at the universities, research institutes and civil society organizations. Study is developed on the basis of focus group interview held with 20 young researchers and on the basis of round table discussion about the position of young researchers in the social science research sector. Beside the focus group method, analysis of relevant secondary literature and legal and strategic framework was used. Key findings are that young researchers in the social sciences are trying to combine activities in the sector of higher education and scientific research and work in non-profit sector. In this way they are trying to overcome weaknesses of one specific sector by using advantages of other sectors.
Young researchers from faculties and institutes claim that insufficient financial support for empirical research and low salaries are primary reasons for their additional activities in the civil society organizations. Conditions for work in this sector are perceived as better due to more funds for field work and more efficient administrative support in project implementation. In addition, work in the CSOs is also a chance for acquiring skills in project management. Consequently, inability to focus on their PhD thesis and lack of financial means for field work are the biggest obstacles for young researcher engaged with the faculties and institutes. Researchers employed in these organizations are usually engaged in teaching, in implementation of the projects financed by the Ministry, in the projects supported by international donors and they have commitments regarding their PhD thesis in order to keep their academic positions. On the other hand, researchers from CSOs which are funded by the project are working simultaneously on several thematically different projects in order to cover their salaries from the project funds. That's why both groups of researchers defined themselves as "overloaded". As a final consequence this leads to low quality of scientific production
ПРАВО ЗЛОЧИНА. Изворни преступ и биополитички преображај права
No full textУ овом раду желим да укажем на облик који преузимају појмови
преступа и преступника у ономе што се данас назива биополитиком, а на-
супрот традиционалном приписивању преступа једино суверену и његовој
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Narrative Identität und existentiale Möglichkeit
No full textS: Tekst se bavi tezom o ekvivalentnosti egzistencijalne i narativne mogućnosti, odnosno, o narativnosti kao, u Hajdegerovom smislu, egzistencijalu. Ovaj pokušaj fenomenološkog vrednovanja narativnosti se ne razgraničava samo od sistemskoteoretskih (Herman Libe) i transcendentalno-filozofskih (Hans Mihael Baumgartner) narativističkih pristupa, nego i od fenomenološkog narativističkog koncepta Vilhelma Šapa, odnosno, njegovog narativističkog holizma i identifikacije sebstva i sopstvene pripovesti. Autor pokazuje da narativizam mora da se shvati u „ontološkom“, odnosno, egzistencijalnoontološkom smislu, a ne ontički, poput Šapa, kao identitet dva bivstvujuća: neke određene osobe i narativne artikulacije njene sopstvene povesti
The epistemology of intelligence ethics
No full textThe focus of this chapter is on the argument that the use of intelligence in security policy is rarely predicated upon the need to find out the truth about events (and much less any comprehensive truth about the conflict that intelligence collection arises from or is intended to prevent). It is, rather, predicated upon a rights game, where the protection of a set of rights (arising from sovereignty, citizenship or other forms of belonging to a political or moral community) is the real objective. Such a shift in focus, from finding out the truth to using what appears to be the truth in order to advance competing sets of rights, allows controversial methods of intelligence collection, processing and operational use to purport to a moral justification where, if the focus was the truth, no such justification would be possible. This chapter thus deals with an epistemology of intelligence ethics, showing that such ethics will depend on the type of epistemology projected onto intelligence work. The chapter argues that any type of intelligence is best understood as a quasi-epistemic game, rather than a truth-driven process that is subject to a morality dictated by a truth-driven epistemology. This has significant consequences for the professional ethics of intelligence work, as well as for the status of intelligence in the security policy of a democratic state
Going Digital: From Obsolete Body to Body as an Interface in New Media Art
No full textUbiquitous computing and networking has brought about unprecedented changes in all the spheres of everyday life. Communication, access to information, cultural production, education, and even our sense of self is affected by the technological layer and its set of rules for social, cultural, and political, as well as aesthetic and artistic interrelations. Digital technology can no longer be considered a mere tool. Instead, it has become a constituent part of ourselves and the world we live in. This shift in our “going digital” may seem to have occurred smoothly, but in the past two or three decades only, we have radically reinvented and reinterpreted the existence in contemporary world precisely in relation to technological advances and breakthroughs. Through selected examples of pioneering and contemporary new media artworks which challenge the boundaries between art, science, technology, and daily life, I will focus on the issue of identity politics and the role of the body in digital interactions from Web 1.0 to state-of-the-art natural user interfaces
