Referati predavateljev // Conference Proceedings

1st DAY

Plenarna predavanja // Plenary talks

1. Prof. Raul Espejo, Syncho Research and World Organisation of Systems and Cybernetics, IASCYS Academician Social and economic responsibilities towards a sustainable environment / Power point presentation
2. Dr. Dr. Matjaz Mulej, Emeritus Professor, retired from the University of Maribor, and Head of Research at IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility and vicepresident of IASCYS International Academy for Systems and Cybernetic Sciences, Pau, France Making a socially responsible society
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A1. Theoretical aspects of Social, Personal and Corporate SR

1. D.Sc. in Psychology, Lepskiy Vladimir, Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Sector of interdisciplinary problems of scientific and technological development, Moscow, Russian Federation Social responsibility in self-developing reflexive-active environments
2. PhD, Boris Slavin, Financial University under the Government of RF, Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Information Technology, Moscow, Russia, and Alexander Slavin, Russian State Social University, Faculty of communication management, Moscow, Russia Collective intelligence technology in business processes of the organization
3. Denis Zhurenkov, Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Department of Interdisciplinary Problems of Scientific and Technological Development, Yelena Trushkova, Strategical & Tactical Tech., LLC, Managing Partner, and Igor Lobanov, V. A. Trapeznikov Institute of Control Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences, Laboratory of Integration Systems, all Moscow, Russia Federation The cybernetic model of reflection in the scientific and technical development of China: the social responsibility aspects
4. Full Prof. Teodora Ivanuša, DVM., M.Sc., PhD., PhD., University of Maribor, Faculty of Organizational Sciences, Kranj, Slovenia Decision-making in a Fuzzy Environment: are the uncertainties coincidences or fuzzy constraints? Power point presentation
   
5. Ph.D., Vojko Potocan, University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Maribor, Slovenia, and Ph.D., Giap Binh Nga, Hanoi National University of Education, Hà N?i, Vietnam, and Ph.D., Matjaz Mulej University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Maribor, Slovenia Society 5.0: How to balances responsible economic advancement with the resolution of social problems?
6. Dr. Dmitry Reut, Bauman Moscow State Technical University (BMSTU), Department of economy and organization of production, Moscow, Russia Reflexivity of the society, social responsibility and hygiene of culture
7. Caputo Francesco, Ph.D., Department of Pharmacy - University of Salerno, Italy Antecedents in the path forward Corporate Social Responsibility. Reflections about Information Asymmetry and Cognitive Distance
8. Doctor of Science (Psychology), Vladimir Lepskiy, Institute of Philosophy Russian Academy of Sciences, The Russian Centre of Interdisciplinary Research of Reflexive Processes and Control, Moscow, Russian Federation, and PhD (Philosophy), Viacheslav Maracha, The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Research Centre for Public Policy and Public Administration, Moscow, Russian Federation Developing S. Beer's Ideas: Social Responsibility and Reflexion in Viable Systems Approach

A2. Theoretical aspects of Social, Personal and Corporate SR

1. Dr. Elena Nikitina, MIREA - Russian Technological University, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Moscow, Russian Federation Man in the world of complex systems: ecology of intelligence
2. Prof. Alexander Raikov, PhD., Institute of Philosophy of Russian Academy of Sciences, V. A. Trapeznikov Institute of Control Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russian Federation Convergent Social Responsibility as the Key to Corporate Strategic Success
3. Anton Savelyev, Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation Crowdfunding in science: towards socially responsible innovations
4. Dr. Dr. Matjaz Mulej, Emeritus Professor, University of Maribor, and Head of Research at IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility and vicepresident of IASCYS International Academy for Systems and Cybernetic Sciences, Pau, France, and Borut Ambrožič, Maribor, Slovenia The Book Introduction to the political economy of a socially responsible society as a socially responsible tool!?
5. Dr. Dr. Matjaz Mulej, Emeritus Professor, retired from the University of Maribor, and Head of Research at IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility , and Nastja Mulej, B.Sc. Econ., B.Sc. Soc., M.S. com., Nastja Mulej, Poslovno svetovanje, s.p., Slovenia Creative cooperation methods are missing in ISO 26000 on social responsibility
6. Prof. Dr. Tatiana A. Medvedeva, Siberian State University of Transport, Novosibirsk, Russia and Prof. Emer. Dr., Dr., Matjaž Mulej, University of Maribor and IRDO Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Maribor, Slovenia Social responsibility as a key indicator of the social and economic change
7. Dr. Magda Zupančič, Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, European Coordination Unit & IRDO member, Slovenia Social responsibility as a factor of cultural and business divide in European countries
8. Sergio Barile, Full Professor, Department of Management - Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, Nigro Claudio, Full Professor, Department of Economics - University of Foggia, Iannuzzi Enrica, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics - University of Foggia, and Silvia Cosimato, PhD, University of Salerno, Department of Management, Italy The CSR dilemma
9. Assist. Prof. Tanja Balažic Peček, Ph.D., Institute of Autopoietic Organization - IAO, Research and Revitalization Human Community, Borovnica, Slovenia Creative Cycle Theory as 'Lauc's Autopoiesis' for Social Responsibility of Society
10. Dejan Dragan, Teodora Ivanuša, Matjaž Mulej - Building Counterterrorism Strategies for Intelligence Services: Early Warning Short Term Forecasting Model of Migrant Flow in Europe
11. Doctor of Economics, Svetlana Shchepetova, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Department “System analysis in Economy”, Moscow, Russia Socio-economic cybernetics: system and person mutual influence in the foreshortening of the phenomenon of social responsibility and building a self-developing creative society

B. CSR applications

1. Prof. dr. Boris Cizelj, DOBA Business School, Maribor, Prof. dr. Ajda Fošner, University of Primorska, Faculty of Management, Koper, and Assist. Prof. Dr. Marina Letonja, DOBA Business School, Maribor, all Slovenia Socially responsible entrepreneurship and the small family firm
2. Dr. Alfonso Reyes, Universidad de los Andes, Industrial Engineering, Bogota, Colombia The capabilities approach and variety engineering: A case of social responsibility in a Colombian regional university
3. PhD, Igor Perko, Universiy of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Maribor, Slovenia, PhD, Abraham Rodriguez-Rodriguez, PhD, Francisca Quintana-Domínguez, and PhD, Roberto Moreno-Diaz, Jr., all University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Research Institute for Cybernetics, Las Palmas, Spain Is AirBnb hosts’ socially responsible behaviour reflected by visitors?
4. Borut Ambrožič, B.Sc. lawyer, licensed Ombudsman of mountain nature, President of the Horticultural Society Maribor, and Emer. Prof., Dr., Dr. Matjaz Mulej, UM EPF and IRDO Maribor, Slovenia Horticultural Society Maribor as a socially responsible organization
5. PhD, Jožica Knez-Riedl, Retired full professor, University of Maribor, Slovenia Empathy in centres for elderly – as a link to responsible behaviour
6. Marialuisa Saviano, University of Salerno, Department of Pharmacy and Pharmanomics Interdepartmental Center, IASS, Italian Association for Sustainability Science, Francesco Caputo, University of Salerno, Department of Pharmacy and Pharmanomics Interdepartmental Center, Marzia Del Prete, University of Salerno, Department of Economics and Statistics, and Laura Panico, University of Salerno, all Fisciano (SA), Italy Sustainability and Business Strategy: an investigation model
7. Barile Sergio, Department of Management - “Sapienza”, University of Rome, Canestrino Rossella, Department of Management and Quantitative Studies - Parthenope University of Naples, Magliocca Pierpaolo, Department of Economics - University of Foggia, and Caputo Francesco, Department of Pharmacy - University of Salerno, Italy The influence of cultural dimensions on Corporate Social Responsibility: Reflections about Italian firms
8. Miro Mihec, Združenje Socialna ekonomija Slovenije, Maribor, Slovenia Guidelines for the selection of the European Capitals of Social Economy and their Social Impact / ENG version
9. Marjan Videnšek, Preporod, Celje, Slovenia, and Sonja Bertalanič, Msc in Food Safety , Registered nurse, Institute of agriculture and forestry Murska Sobota, Agricultural consultancy, Murska Sobota, Slovenia Fasting and it’s effects
10. Ph.D., Vojko Potocan, University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Maribor, Slovenia, Ph.D., Andrei Panibratov, University of St. Petersburg, Graduate School of Management (GSOM SPbU), Petersburg, Russia, and Ph.D., Zlatko Nedelko, University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Maribor, Slovenia Employees’ perception about attitudes towards socially responsible behaviour – Evidences from practice
11. Nomi Hrast, Maja Knežević and Špela Jug, all Students at Faculty of Economics and Business, Maribor, Slovenia Social responsibility in managing and communicating with floor owners and residents of multi-dwelling buildings
12. Čebulj Nataša, Institute for system constellations, Ljubljana, and Anita Hrast, M.S., IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Maribor, Slovenia System Constellations as a method for Career planning
13. Anita Hrast, M.S., and Matjaž Mulej, Ph.D., Ph.D., IRDO - Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Maribor, Slovenia Krepitev zavedanja o DO(P): 15 let aktivnosti inštituta IRDO

2nd DAY

WOSC 50 Years Anniversary ENGLISH / SLOVENSKO

C. Measurement tools and schemes for CSR

1. Assoc. Prof. Živko Bergant, PhD, College for Accounting and Finance, Institute for Management Accounting, Ljubljana, Slovenia Individual person and social responsibility
2. Natalie Cvikl Postružnik, M. A., Insights, družba za odkrivanje in razvoj potencialov d.o.o. and Nina Lesar Coaching as a communication management tool in the times of crisis in the responsible society
3. Maruša Babnik, Jazon, Barbara Kobale, e-Zavod, & Ksenija Napast, e-Zavod, Slovenia Action Plan Proposal for promotion of corporate social responsibility of companies and research organizations in the Republic of Slovenia for the period 2019-2020 (CSR AP 2020)
4. Mihael Sket, Member of Hub for Tax Justice within SLOGA platform, Slovenia Measuring taxation with indicators that boost sustainable development in west Balkan region
5. Nomi Hrast, Faculty of Economics and Business, Maribor, Slovenia, Jelena Kovačević, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, and Nuša Sluga, Faculty of Economics and Business, all Students, University of Maribor, Slovenia Introduction of a new certificate for companies that employ people with special needs
6. Ph.D., Vojko Potocan, University of Maribor, Faculty of Economics and Business, Maribor, Slovenia, Anita Hrast, MSc., IRDO _ Institute for the Development of Social Responsibility, Slovenia, and ŠIPK Students Round table ŠIPK: Employment of young people from depriviliged social groups - Pakt za mlade prdstavitev
7. mag. Barbara Zacirkovnik, Zavod Emendo, and mag. Bojana Drev, e-Vila, izobraževanje, Slovenia Working place - a new opportunity of social responsibility?
8. mag. Anita Hrast (IRDO), dr. Urša Golob Podnar (FDV UL) Measuring the impact of HORUS - Slovenian revard for Social responsibility with SROI method and proposals for improvements

D. Education, youth and social responsibility

1. Tomaž Bole, Art Manager and Managing Director, Gallus J. Carniolus Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia and Dorotea Senica, flavta / flute, Ustanova Gallus / Gallus Foundation & Maja Senica, klavir / piano Quantum listening to classical music in relation to (co) leadership: The expressive power of music art in raising awareness of social responsibility / ENG version
2. Zoraida Mendiwelso-Bendek, Senior Research Fellow University of Lincoln, UK, Citizenship at the Lincoln International Business School, UK University and Community Partnerships a Social Responsibility for HEIs addressing Global Challenges
3. B.Sc., Eva Žunec, Faculty of management, University of Primorska, master student of management of sustainable development, Koper, Slovenia, and Ph. D., Valentina Brečko Grubar, Faculty of Humanities, University of Primorska, Department of Geography, Koper, Slovenia Towards higher sustainability of University of Primorska
4. PhD, Igor Perko, Nuša Basle, M.A, and PhD, Sonja Sibila Lebe, all University of Maribor Faculty of Economics and business, Maribor, Slovenia - Is technology supported learning aligned with social responsibility concepts?
5. Prof. Dr., Dr. Ana Vovk Korže, Janja Lužnik and Danijel Davidović, M. Sc, all University of Maribor, International Centre for ecoremediation, Maribor, Slovenia Education for sustainable development and social responsibility
6. Mag. Marjetka Kastner, general director, Life Learning Academia, Ljubljana, Slovenia, and Polona Bohorič, u.d.i.a., Spirit Slovenija Raising Public Awareness about Water and Water Resource Importance in Slovenia as a Social Responsibility
7. Jasmina Žagar, Musicology BA, completing Music Education studies, Osnovna šola Notranjski odred Cerknica, Slovenia Social responsibility in practice: Presentation of Slovenia at the International Music Olympiad
8. Ph.D. Aleksandra Tabaj, University Rehabilitation Institute, Republic of Slovenia, Karl Destovnik, Association of providers of vocational rehabilitation in the Republic of Slovenia, and M.Sc. Tatjana Dolinšek, Association of providers of vocational rehabilitation in the Republic of Slovenia, all Ljubljana, Slovenia Young people making transition from school to the labour market
9. Iva Žižek, M.S. Mojca Šušek, Slovenia Development of mindfulness among high school students as a component of socially responsible education
10. Nataša Sever, Škofijska gimnazija Vipava, Slovenija - International projects Europeans for Peace – looking back in cooperation for a better future
11. Urška Čarni, OŠ Karla Destovnika - Kajuha, Ljubljana, Slovenia Social Responsibility in Mathematics and Activities
12. Mojca Tisovic - Netiquette for computer science lessons
13. Mojca Leskovec Meharich, Prof., Primary school, Osnovna šola Notranjski odred Cerknica, Slovenia Presentation of professions through media classes
14. Nina Grum, Primary school Karel Destovnik-Kajuh Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia Intercultural competence in teaching German
15. Martina Marc, Osnovna šola Notranjski odred Cerknica, Cerknica, Slovenia Teens and nature