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Konflikti pri umeščanju hmeljišč v Mestni občini Slovenj Gradec
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V diplomskem delu smo proučevali ključne spremembe v rabi kmetijskih zemljišč v Mestni občini Slovenj Gradec od franciscejskega katastra dalje (1825), s poudarkom na obdobju 2002–2024. Namen diplomskega dela je ugotoviti, kako spremembe rabe zemljišč vplivajo na konflikte, ki se pojavljajo na podeželju na območju MOSG (s posebnim ozirom na umeščanje hmeljišč v prostor), ter analiza odnosa med hmeljarsko dejavnostjo – prostorom – krajem – akterji. Izpostavili smo ključne dejavnike, ki so povzročili spremembe in skušali le-te vzročno-posledično pojasniti ter prepoznati izzive, s katerimi se sooča panoga. S pregledom literature in gradiva, z izdelavo zemljevidov z geografskimi informacijskimi sistemi (ArcGIS Pro), s sistematičnim terenskim delom in s 15 polstrukturiranimi intervjuji z relevantnimi akterji v vseh treh koroških dolinah (Mislinjski, Mežiški in Dravski) in Spodnji Savinjski dolini smo ugotavljali glavne spremembe v rabi kmetijskih zemljišč, v načinu obdelave, analizirali družbenogeografske dejavnike in procese ter vplive na stanje hmeljarstva v Mislinjski dolini. V Slovenjgraški kotlini je izrazita mešana raba, prisotne so spremembe funkcij prostora, vnašanje novih funkcij pa prinaša nove zahteve za načrtovanje in urejanje prostora ter usklajevanje interesov med tradicionalnimi/starimi in novimi/prihajajočimi akterji. Ugotovili smo, da se vsi relevantni akterji na podeželju trudijo razrešiti konflikt(e). Za uspešno rešitev konfliktov je potrebno sprejemati kompromise.
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Slovenian
Keywords:
podeželje
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raba zemljišč
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hmeljišča
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Slovenj Gradec
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Mislinjska dolina
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Bachelor thesis/paper
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FF - Faculty of Arts
Year:
2025
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20.500.12556/RUL-168046
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27.03.2025
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Title:
Conflicts Related to Hop Fields Placement in the Municipality of Slovenj Gradec
Abstract:
In this Diploma Thesis we have studied the key changes in the land use in the Municipality of Slovenj Gradec since the Franciscean cadastre (1825) and with a special focus on the period 2002–2024. The aim of the thesis is to identify how changes in land use affect conflicts that occur in rural areas (with a special focus on hop fields placement) and to analyse the relationship between hop growing – space – place – actors. We have highlighted the key factors that have led to changes and tried to identify the challenges that this industry is facing. By reviewing literature and mapping with GIS (ArcGIS Pro) and semi-structured interviews which were conducted with 15 relevant representatives in Mislinja/Meža/Drava River valley and Spodnja Savinjska River valley, we have been able to identify the changes and challenges in agricultural land use, processes and impacts on the state of hop growing in Mislinja River valley. Slovenj Gradec basin has a strong mixed use of space and the introduction of new functions brings new requirements for planning and spatial management and the balancing of interests between traditional/old and new/future actors. All relevant actors are trying to resolve the conflict(s). Successful conflict resolution requires compromise.
Keywords:
rural area
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land use
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hop fields
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Slovenj Gradec
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Mislinja River valley
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