Referati predavateljev // Conference Proceedings

Plenarna predavanja // Plenary talks

1. Emeritus Prof. Dr. Peter Glavič, University of Maribor, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Slovenia - Responsible Education for Sustainable Development
2. Maruša Babnik on behalf of Etri Community, Slovenia - Development of a National Action Plan for CSR in Slovenia
3. Mirjana Ivanuša-Bezjak, MSc, Association Social Economy of Slovenia, social enterprise, Maribor, Slovenia - Business networking and business speed dating as an important element of socially responsible business of social enterprises
   

Group A. Science, Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development

1. Alenka Jakomin, B.Sc., journalism and economics, senior consultant, M.S., Vanja Vodenik, both Pristop d.o.o., Corporate Communications Department, Ljubljana, Slovenia - Communicating Women in Science
   
2. Barbara Zacirkovnik, MSc, Zavod Emendo Gavce, Slovenia - Challenges in human resource development
3. Vesna V. Godina, PhD, Faculty of Arts, University of Maribor, Slovenia - Sustainable Development as Educational, Socialization and Upbringing Problem
4. Jasna Vukovič, M.Sc., Inštitut za poslovno antropologijo (Institute for Business Anthropology) JaSNO, Ankaran, Slovenia - Social responsibility through the lens of business anthropology and its contribution to it
   
5. Rado Bohinc, PhD, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences & Gibanje za družbeno odgovornost Ljubljana, Slovenia, Matjaž Mulej, PhD,PhD, University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business& IRDO Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Maribor, Slovenia - 10 Basic Requirements for Social Responsibility / Power point presentation
   

1. Alja Perger, M.S., B.S. (soc. & phil.), DOBA University Slovenia, Ch. Saint-Louis, Canada - Sociological Aspect of Homeschooling the Informal and Non-formal approach towards Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development
2. Nomi Hrast, Kaja Bračič, both students, University of Maribor and University of Ljubljana - Socially responsible gymnasium education system in Slovenia
3. Kaja Bračič, Nomi Hrast, both students, University of Ljubljana and University of Maribor - Projects for higher youth employment and youth opinion on these projects
4. Anita Hrast, MSc, IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Slovenia, Martina Rauter, PhD, Martina Rauter s.p., Monika Rajšp, Monika Rajšp s.p. - Model M Slovenia and its impact to the society
5. Anita Hrast, MSc, IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Slovenia, Martina Rauter, PhD, Martina Rauter s.p., Vesna Lešnik Štefotič, MSc, Vesna Lešnik Štefotič s.p. - Non-formal education of youth for social responsibility
6. Igor Perko, PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Maribor, Slovenia - Evaluating learning activities relationships to social responsibility elements: a summer school case Effects of a Jean Monnet module summer school
7. Mag.a Julia Wlasak, University of Graz, Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development (RCE) Graz-Styria, Austria - Get moving, Sustainability! Innovative teaching methods of Education for Sustainable Development for Physical Education
8. PhD, Wlasak Petra, University of Graz, Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development - Why forced migration matters in education for sustainable development (ESD): Including critical forced migration studies & intercultural learning in the holistic concept of ESD

Group C: Business, Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development

1. Assist. Prof. Živko Bergant, PhD, College for Accounting and Finance, Ljubljana, Slovenia - Capital, Labour, and Social Responsibility -– Viewpoint of Economy and Society
2. Dr. Mato Gostiša, Študijski center za industrijsko demokracijo, Kranj, Slovenia - Capital, Work and Social Responsibility - economic and legal aspects
3. Jožica Knez-Riedl, Ph.D., Retired Full Professor, Maribor, Slovenia Preserving Dignity of Older People as an Individual and Common Goal in the Context of Social Responsibility
4. Borut Ambrožič, B.S. in law, Nuova, employment agency Ltd, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Emeritus Professor Dr., Dr. Matjaž Mulej, University of Maribor, and IRDO Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Maribor, Slovenia - Governmental social responsibility – the case of elderly in Slovenia
5. Lenka Puh, Jazon d.o.o., Etri Community, Slovenia - Green Social Franchise as a Support for Cross-Sectoral Cooperation Towards a Circular Economy
6. Mihael Sket, member of Hub for Tax Justice hosted by SLOGA platform, Slovenia - Ownership transparency's implications on sustainable development goals
7. Ana Jurić, B. Sc. in Economics, Faculty of Economics and Business , Aleksandra Zupanc, B. Sc. in English Language, Faculty of Arts (both Student s), Assist. Prof. Dr. Tjaša Štrukelj, Faculty of Economics and Business, Department of strategic management and business policy (all University of Maribor, Slovenia) - Identifying the Quality of Corporate Social Responsibility Governance
8. Jure Lebarič, M.Sc., University of Maribor, Faculty of Business and Economics (student), Slovenia - Contemporary approach to adding value to corporate responsibility toward fair business functions

Group D: National plans, Actions and Strategies on Social responsibility and Sustainable Development

1. M.S. Mojca Kunšek, Director, Agency of Republic of Slovenia for Public Legal Records and Related Services (AJPES), Ljubljana, Slovenia - The Development of Social Entrepreneurship Starts with Appropriate Regulation
2. Dr. Gordana Žurga, Ministry of Economic Development and Technology, Metrology Institute of the Republic of Slovenia, Metrology and Business Excellence Division,Celje, Slovenia - Sustainable development in the context of business excellence
3. Dr. Magda Zupančič, IRDO Institute, Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Ljubljana, Slovenia - Skills Use – Governmental Responsibility or (and) Responsibility of the Economy?
4. Robert G. Dyck. Ph. D., Emeritus Professor, Public and International Affairs, Virginia Tech, USA, Matjaž Mulej, double Ph. D., Emeritus Professors, Systems and Innovation Theory, University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, and IRDO Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Slovenia - Consequence of the Lack of and a New Opportunity for a Socially Responsible Society: the Case of Brexit vs. a Fractal Economic System

Group E: Projects and Good Practices for strenghtening Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development

1. Jan Pavlík, ENVIROS, s.r.o. - EREK - Efficiency is an Open Resource / Power point presentation
2. Kim Christiansen, Chair, Local Agenda 21 in Gladsaxe, Denmark - Local Agenda 21 in Gladsaxe
3. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dejan Dragan, University of Maribor, Faculty of Logistics, Department for Quantitative methods in logistics, Celje, Emer. Prof. Dr., Dr. Matjaž Mulej, University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, and IRDO, Maribor - Deterioration of the life quality of the Koper's inhabitants as a result of the Port’s ships' activities: The SEM Modeling Study of Social Irresponsibility
   
4. Tiberio Daddi, PhD, Istituto di Management, Scuola Superiore Santâ Anna, Pisa, Italia - Institutional pressures and businesses climate change strategies / Power point presentation
5. Jean-Paul Ngana, Canada - Achieving a Sustainable Health System - Proposing a Conceptual Framework for a System of ‘Sustainabilities’ and a new focus for the debate on Sustainability of Health System
6. Assist. Maja Lešnik, Prof. Dr. Miroslav Premrov, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vesna Žegarac Leskovar, all University of Maribor, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Architecture, Maribor, Slovenia - The sustainable approach to building refurbishment: Energy efficiency of individual refurbishment measures and refurbishment packages
   
7. Jernej Domanjko, M. S. (mech. Eng.) - Permaculture, a sustainable business opportunity