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Croatian islands in ten pictures: Contribution to the evaluation of the influence of tourism on the development of Croatian islands

Sociologija sela, 2001
Kvalitativnom metodom, opservacijom sa sudjelovanjem te intervjuom koju je primjenjivao obnašajući svoju profesionalnu ulogu znanstvenika-planera i kao turist &#8211 ; u obje uloge zaljubljenik i poklonik ljepota nedirnutog i s mjerom oplemljenjenog prirodnog pejsaža, autor u deset ''slika'' prikazuje svu raznolikost prirodno ...
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Geostrategic Importance of Croatian Islands

2011
Adriatic Sea has had a major geostrategic role on the contact between continental and Mediterranean Europe since the antiquity. Its position and physical features like profound indentedness of the sea into the mainland, well-indented coastline, and numerous islands and islets were crucial factors that attracted maritime forces and caused their mutual ...
Blaće, Ante, Mirošević, Lena, Faričić, Josip   +2 more
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Vocational Education on Croatian Islands

Vocational education in Croatia encompasses a wide range of programs and schools that provide practical training and expertise for various industries and professions. There is continuous effort in Croatia to improve the quality of vocational education to ensure that it meets the needs of the labour market and enables young people to pursue successful ...
Krpanec, Eta, Popović, Dora, Dević, Ivan   +2 more
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Croatian Islands in the Online Language Sources

2022
This paper presents some of the online language sources in which language data connected to Croatian islands can be found. These data pertain to spelling, grammar, the linguistic norm while providing us with dialectological, onomastic, etymological, and normative information.
Hudeček, Lana, Ramljak, Ozana
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Insight from Croatian Island Cohort

2022
In 2015, the first birth cohort study in Croatia, named “Croatian Islands Birth Cohort Study (CRIBS)” was initiated. Our aim was to prospectively follow a sample of 500 pregnant women and their children in two sub-populations – island population (Croatian Dalmatian islands - Hvar and Brač) and mainland population (City of Split with its surroundings ...
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Changing sports and tourism on the Croatian islands

2020
Like tourism, mass sport is a phenomenon that is developing intensely in modern society, and one that has changed significantly since the 1850s. The amount of free time enjoyed yearly by employed citizens has grown eightfold since the late 19th century (Štifanić, 2002).
Mustapić, Marko, Vukušić, Dino, Dergić, Vanja   +2 more
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Croatian Islands in Littoralization Process

2004
Littoralization, i.e. concentration of economic activities and population along the coast, is a global process which is also present in Croatia, considering its position along the Eastern Adriatic coast. Littoralization in Croatia can be observed through many indicators: intensive development of industry, development of maritime and land transport ...
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Vocational education on the Croatian Islands

Vocational education in Croatia encompasses a wide range of programs and schools that provide practical training and expertise for various industries and professions. There is a continuous effort in Croatia to improve the quality of vocational education to ensure that it meets the needs of the labour market and enables young people to pursue successful
Dević, Ivan, Popović, Dora, Krpanec, Eta   +2 more
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Stratification of Croatian island names

2019
Contrary to the western, Italian side of the Adriatic, on the Croatian side, we find more than a thousand islands, islets, and rocks whose names clearly reflect the history of the people and languages that have lived for centuries in the eastern Adriatic.
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The Croatian islands as a part of the natural capital

2023
Natural capital is the world's stock of natural resources, which includes geology, soils, air, water and all living organisms. Some natural capital assets provide people with free goods and services, often called ecosystem services. All of these underpin our economy and society, and thus make human life possible.
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