Why Can’t We Put Crime Fiction Down?

Why Can’t We Put Crime Fiction Down?

21. 7. 2026 TV Slovenija:  Crime fiction is one of the greatest paradoxes of modern culture. Its stories revolve around murder, violence, betrayal, and the darkest sides of human nature, yet for decades it has remained the world’s most widely read literary genre...
The good old days that weren’t

The good old days that weren’t

16. 7. 2026 Alternator – article:  In her latest article, Dr Mojca M. Plesničar explores how political discourse and social media algorithms rely on restorative nostalgia—an idealised vision of the past that treats it not as a memory, but as a state to which...
Renata Salecl: “I believe there is hope”

Renata Salecl: “I believe there is hope”

21. 6. 2026 Jot down – interview:  Our researcher, Dr. Renata Salecl, spoke to the Spanish magazine Jot Down about the impact of social media and artificial intelligence on democracy and human rights, as well as populism, neoliberalism, and the growing role of...
How data from a phone become a death sentence?

How data from a phone become a death sentence?

4. 5. 2026 Los Angeles Times – article:  In the Los Angeles Times article “Inside Israel’s AI Targeting System: How Data From a Phone Become a Death Sentence”, which examines the consequences of automated decision-making in armed conflicts, Dr. Vasja...
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