diplomsko delo
Staša Šeliga (Author), Damjan Mandelc (Mentor)

Abstract

Velenje je zaradi premogovnika v sedemdesetih letih prejšnjega stoletja postalo zanimivo za priseljence iz nekdanjih jugoslovanskih republik. Zaradi povečane potrebe po delovni sili se je priseljevanje na to območje povečalo. Rezultat tega je etnično heterogena skupnost. Pomembno je, da so priseljenci v novem okolju s strani večinske družbe dobro sprejeti in da niso diskriminirani. Žal pa vedno ni tako. V svoji diplomski nalogi raziskujem odnos prebivalcev mestne občine Velenje do priseljencev. Opravila sem raziskavo, s katero sem ugotovila, kako večinska družba sprejema priseljence. V teoretičnem delu sem najprej pojasnila pojme, ki so s tem povezani, in predstavila potek priseljevanja v Slovenijo in Mestno občino Velenje (MO Velenje). Z raziskavo sem ugotovila, da je odnos prebivalcev MO Velenje do priseljencev odklonilen. Anketiranci menijo, da priseljenci ne prinašajo pozitivnih elementov v družbo in da napetost v družbi povečujejo. So mnenja, da se je stopnja kriminala zaradi priseljencev povečala. Prav tako menijo, da se zaradi priseljencev znižuje cena delovni sili, ker priseljenci predstavljajo konkurenco in so pripravljeni delati za nižje plačilo. Priseljenci bi se morali ob vstopu v novo okolje prilagoditi. Anketirancem se najbolj pomemben dejavnik za uspešno vključevanje priseljencev v večinsko družbo zdi znanje slovenskega jezika in zaposlitev. Priseljenci iz ekonomsko razvitih zahodnih držav so v MO Velenje precej bolj zaželeni kot pa priseljenci iz ekonomsko manj razvitih držav in držav nekdanjih jugoslovanskih republik. Prebivalci MO Velenje nimajo zadržkov do sklepanja prijateljskih vezi s priseljenci, drugače pa je pri partnerski zvezi. Priseljenci še vedno niso obravnavani enako na vseh področjih življenja kot ostali prebivalci.

Keywords

priseljenci;integracija;diskriminacija;stališča;Mestna občina Velenje;diplomska dela;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher: [S. Šeliga]
UDC: 314.15-054.72:316.4.063.3(497.4 Velenje)
COBISS: 55633155 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Citizens' attitude toward immigrants in the Municipality of Velenje
Secondary abstract: The town of Velenje became interesting for immigrants from the former Yugoslav republics in the 1970s because of its coal mine. Due to the increased need for labour, immigration to this area rose and has resulted in ethnically heterogeneous population. It is important that the immigrants feel accepted in the new environment by the majority society and that they are not discriminated against. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. In my thesis, I researched the attitude of people of Velenje toward immigrants. I carried out a survey to find out how the majority society accepts immigrants. In the theoretical part, I first explained the related concepts and presented the immigration timeline in Slovenia and in the Municipality of Velenje. The research showed that the people of Velenje have a negative attitude toward immigrants. The respondents think that immigrants do not bring positive elements into society and that tension in society is increased because of them. In their opinion, immigrants are the reason for increased crime rate. Furthermore, they believe that immigrants represent competition, since they are willing to work for lower pay and are therefore lowering the labour price. Immigrants should adapt to the new environment as they enter it. Respondents consider the knowledge of the Slovene language and employment to be the most important factors for the successful integration of immigrants into the majority society. Immigrants from economically developed western countries are much more desired in the Municipality of Velenje than immigrants from economically less developed countries of the former Yugoslav republics. People of Velenje have no reservations about making friends with immigrants, however, their attitude changes when it comes to relationships. Immigrants are still not treated in the same way as other residents in all areas of life.
Secondary keywords: immigrants;integration;discrimination;attitudes toward;Municipality of Velenje;
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za sociologijo
Pages: 57 f.
ID: 11882705