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The article discusses Slovenia's successful cultural diplomacy during its participation at the Frankfurt Book Fair in October 2023, highlighting the role of the Public Agency for Books (JAK) and its directors. It credits Renata Zamida for securing Slovenia's invitation to the prestigious event and Katja Stergar for effectively managing the Slovenian pavilion. The piece contrasts this success with the challenges faced under the third Janša government, where frequent changes in leadership at national cultural institutions led to inefficiencies. The article emphasizes the ideological nature of cultural battles, suggesting that decisions can appear rational but often reflect deeper ideological divides.

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Kulturni boj skozi finance

The article discusses Slovenia's successful cultural diplomacy during its participation at the Frankfurt Book Fair in October 2023, highlighting the role of the Public Agency for Books (JAK) and its directors. It credits Renata Zamida for securing Slovenia's invitation to the prestigious event and Katja Stergar for effectively managing the Slovenian pavilion. The piece contrasts this success with the challenges faced under the third Janša government, where frequent changes in leadership at national cultural institutions led to inefficiencies. The article emphasizes the ideological nature of cultural battles, suggesting that decisions can appear rational but often reflect deeper ideological divides.

Bias read (Left): The article frames the success of Slovenia's cultural diplomacy as a result of competent leadership and strategic decision-making, which aligns with progressive values emphasizing institutional competence and international recognition. It criticizes the previous government's management style, which,

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