Mirjana Ule is the head of the Centre for Social Psychology at the University of Ljubljana. Research profile: youth studies, studies of everyday life, life course studies, identity studies, intergenerational studies, studies of values and attitudes, prejudice and discrimination.

Selected Publications:

• Ule, M. (2004). Changes in family life courses in Slovenia. V: Robila, M. (ed.). Families in Eastern Europe, (Contemporary perspectives in family research, vol. 5). Amsterdam [etc.]: Elsevier JAI, 87-101.
• Ule, M., Rener, T. (2001). The deconstruction of youth. V: FURLONG, Andy (ur.), GUIDIKOVA, Irena (ur.). Transitions of youth citizenship in Europe : culture, subculture and identity. Strasbourg: Council of Europe, 271-288
• Ule, M. (2002). Young people in the risk society. V: TIVADAR, Blanka (ur.), MRVAR, Polona (ur.). Flying over or falling through the cracks? : young people in the risk society. Ljubljana: Office for Youth RS, 11-18
• Ule, M. (2007). Jóvenes desfavorecidos en Eslovenia. Rev. estud. juv., junio no. 77, 87-101
• Ule, M., Šrobar, R. (2008). Status and social opportunities of the girl child : expert study. Ljubljana: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences], 85
• Ule, M., Kuhar, M. (2008). Orientations of young adults in Slovenia toward the family formation. Young, vol. 16, no. 2, 153-183.