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Slovene School System in Italy: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
The paper offers an insight into the development of the Slovenian school sys-
tem in Italy and a reflection on the challenges and its potential development
perspectives. The authors apply the model of cultural reproduction and the
model of concentric circles to the Slovenian community in Italy. Moreover,
based on a secondary analysis of a selection of data from the extensive re-
search corpus of the Slovenian Research Institute in Trieste, they investigate
how the population of Slovenian schools in Italy has changed, in particular
who attends a Slovenian school and for what reasons. In the third part of the
paper, the authors reflect on the challenges and development perspectives
of Slovenian education in Italy. They conclude that the school would need a
conceptual renovation that would enable the flexible integration of various
theoretical models and approaches.
Keywords: Slovene schools in Italy, Slovene minority in Italy, minority schooling,
cultural reproduction model, concentric circles model

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