Lastništvo stanovanj v Sloveniji: iskanje alternativne teorije o njegovi čezmerni rasti

Sendi, Richard

doi:10.5379/urbani-izziv-2017-28-01-005

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“…Navedeno opozarja na veliko lokacijsko in oblikovno pestrost prostorskih rešitev dela na domu, ki je posledica različnih dejavnikov. Med njih zagotovo sodijo: a) relativno velika zemljišča nekdanje tipične enodružinske gradnje iz 60., 70. in 80. let minulega stoletja, ter še vedno prisotna mentalna in upravna zapuščina tega obdobja (Sendi, 2017), b) splošno družbeno sprejet in prostorsko ustaljen koncept dela na domu iz obdobja po osamosvojitvi in c) relativno ohlapne regulacijske določbe veljavnih prostorskih aktov, ki temu pojavu posvečajo relativno malo pozornosti (Čok & Furman Oman, 2019). Po drugi strani pa aktualne ankete in statistične analize drugih avtorjev) (Jakovljevič et al, 2020;Žibert et al, 2020) s področja preučevanje družbene situacije v času epidemije Covid-19 ugotavljajo, da smo se v Sloveniji na področju dela (tudi študija) dela na domu (to obliko je izvajalo cca.…”

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Sustainable urban policies International sustainable urban policies are increasingly important in the top-down approach to urban planning. Political documents on international and national levels are constantly being supplemented and upgraded. For our present purposes, the relevant documents on the international level under the auspices of the Organization of United Nations directing urban development are the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Agenda za trajnostni razvoj, 2015)-with Goal 11 stating "Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable"-and the New Urban Agenda-Habitat III (Nova urbana agenda, 2016)-emphasizing "a vision of cities for all" in order to "produce just, safe, healthy, accessible, affordable, resilient and sustainable cities and human settlements" on the global level. The relevant document on the European Union level is the Urban Agenda for the EU-Pact of Amsterdam (Urbana agenda EU, 2016). Common goals of all these three policies are comprehensive approaches, public participation, urban renovation/city regeneration through adequate density planning, sustainable construction, housing policy with emphasis on quality affordable housing, renewable energies, open built and green spaces, accessible water, quality air, and waste management. Concept of sustainable city Political endeavours towards more sustainable development have also motivated town and spatial planners to develop new approaches and concepts of "sustainable cities" in urban planning. As stated by Hesse and Schmitz (1998: 435), "growth of welfare mass motorization created conditions for leaving the city with its cramped living conditions". Consequentially, according to Hassan and Lee (2014: 1268), the "major concern is the unsustainable nature of cities and the problems resulting from urban sprawl. These issues have motivated planners, geographers and governments to seek appropriate solutions to the environmental, economic, and social problems through sustainable developments". Building on principles and goals of sustainable development, several different concepts of a sustainable city have appeared, such as "'green cities'; 'digital cities'; 'smart cities'; 'resilient cities'; 'eco-cities'; 'low carbon cities'"; and combinations thereof (de Jong et al., 2015). Williams (2010: 128) in his discourse on sustainable cities points out the existence of different "competing 'visions' of sustainable urbanism" and suggests a "multiplicity of socially-constructed potential futures" should be preferable to the "'one model fits all' approach", which might provide a good starting point for future development. After all, all cities are different, and their sustainable development is further influenced by their location, broader urban area, available resources and policies, which is why it is important for each city to find its own workable sustainable concept. Forms of sustainable cities Recent scholarly discussion on the forms of sustainable cities primarily highlights the concept of the compact city, accord...

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“…Številne raziskave so pokazale (Hrast, Hlebec in Kavčič, 2012;Muffels in Fourage, 2002;Scharf, Phillipson in Smith, 2005), da starejši pogosto nimajo na voljo dovolj sredstev, ki bi jih lahko mobilizirali in združili, če bi bilo treba ohraniti ustrezen življenjski standard in celo stanovanje. Allgood in Warren (2003), Caton et al (2005) Mandič (1994), Sendi (1995Sendi ( , 1999Sendi ( , 2017 in Cirman (2006) ugotavljajo, da je v Sloveniji lastništvo prevladujoča oblika uporabe stanovanja. Rezultati raziskave Kerbler, Filipovič in Hrast (2021) kažejo, da je delež lastnikov stanovanj med starejšim prebivalstvom še višji kot je povprečje v državi.…”

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“…Rezultati raziskave Kerbler, Filipovič in Hrast (2021) kažejo, da je delež lastnikov stanovanj med starejšim prebivalstvom še višji kot je povprečje v državi. To potrjuje ugotovitve predhodnih raziskav (na primer Kos, 1984;Cirman, 2006;Sendi, 2017) Za obravnavo vpliva lastnosti stanovanj, s stanovanjem povezanih lastnosti in drugih dejavnikov na stopnjo tveganja revščine smo oblikovali dva regresijska modela, katerih rezultate prikazuje Tabela 2.…”

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Socialna država in revščina

Etelka Korpič-Horvat,

Leskošek,

Senčur Peček

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V Ustavi Republike Slovenije je določba, po kateri je Slovenija pravna in socialna država. Pobuda za izdajo te monografije je vzniknila iz spoznanja, da je v Sloveniji senzibilnost za pomanjkljivo upoštevanje načel socialne države precej manjša kot senzibilnost za kršitve načel pravne države. Majhna senzibilnost za neupoštevanje načel socialne države se med drugim kaže v dopuščanju revščine in socialne izključenosti ali, kot pravi avtor enega od prispevkov v monografiji, kaže se v obravnavanju revščine kot smole posameznika. In kaže se tudi v ustavnosodnih zadevah. Avtorice in avtorji prispevkov v monografiji poudarjajo, da je revščina večplasten in kompleksen socialni problem. Ne glede na razlike med državami in družbami velja, da revščina vedno prizadene dostojanstvo človeka. Avtorice in avtorji posameznih prispevkov v monografiji podajajo analizo stanja in predlagajo možne rešitve za različne probleme, ki so posledica revščine in družbene izključenosti. Gre za iskanje sistemske rešitve za zmanjšanje revščine v Sloveniji. Skratka, obravnava pravnih vidikov socialne države, sistemsko tematiziranje revščine, zmanjšanje revščine kot izziv za socialno politiko in ozaveščanje o revščini v Sloveniji, o čemer govorijo avtorji prispevkov v tej monografiji, so teme, ki predstavljajo teoretično in empirično podlago za uveljavljanje načel socialne države in ustavnih socialnih pravic.

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“…Slovenia has the special characteristic of being a “super” homeownership society, with very low mobility [ 17 , 18 , 19 ]. Extremely radical privatisation of the former state-owned rental housing followed the country’s independence in 1991.…”

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Person–Environment Fit in Urban Neighbourhoods in Slovenia: Challenges and Coping Strategies

Hrast

Sendi

Kerbler

2023

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A poor person–environment fit may bring various negative effects to older people’s independence and physical and psychological well-being. The presented study is especially valuable as it explores the challenges of living in cities in a country located in central and eastern Europe; namely, a less researched area when it comes to the quality of life of older people dwelling in an urban environment. The research questions that were explored are (1) what environmental pressures have people identified in the urban environment in Slovenia; and (2) what strategies have they used to deal with them? The study is based on 22 interviews with older people and three focus groups, that were then analysed using a thematic analysis approach. The study results identify a number of environmental pressures, which were divided into structural housing pressures, structural neighbourhood pressures, and formal and informal pressures. The analysis shows important behavioural responses, such as strategies of using formal and informal help, moving away from environmental pressures, mobility, actively involved in changing the environment, as well as attitudinal adaptation strategies, such as acceptance, resilience, using distraction, modesty and planning for the future. We further emphasize how these coping strategies are linked to individual and community capabilities, which function as a conversion factor.

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Lastništvo stanovanj v Sloveniji: iskanje alternativne teorije o njegovi čezmerni rasti

Cited by 11 publications

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