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Authors in this volume
Daniela Angelina Jelinèiæ is Research Fellow at the Department for Culture and
Communication, Institute for International Relations (IMO), Zagreb, Croatia. She
holds a Ph.D. in Ethnology from the University of Zagreb. Her interests focus on
cultural tourism issues related to policy making. She is member of the Culturelink
Network team and its editorial board. Daniela Jelinèiæ edited books on cultural
tourism and cultural development issues. She is also author of the ‘Cultural Tourism’
segment at the Culturenet.hr web portal, as well as author of the chapter on ‘Cultural
Tourism’ in the Development Strategy of Croatia in the 21st Century. She is a
Council of Europe expert for cultural tourism.
www.imo.hr/imo/staff/jelincic.html
Krešimir Jurlin works as Senior Research Fellow at the Department for
International Economic and Political Relations, Institute for International Relations
(IMO), Zagreb, Croatia. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of
Zagreb, Croatia. In the period of 1995-2003, Krešimir Jurlin was member of the
Council of Croatian Competition Agency. His research interests include international
relations, European integration, and competitiveness. He has been involved in
numerous research projects in the area of European integration and regional studies,
and is co-author of the book The Culture of Oblivion. The Industrialization of Culture
(Švob-Ðokiæ, N., Primorac, J. and Jurlin, K.), Zagreb, 2008.
Carlos Alberto Más Zabala served as Director of Cubarte, the Informatics Center of
the Ministry of Culture, Republic of Cuba, between 2001 and 2007. He graduated as
Medical Doctor from the University of Havana, were he is currently Professor of
Social Communication.
He is Board member of the International Federation of Multimedia Association and
the CultureMondo Network.
Email: mz@cubarte.cult.cu
Tomislav Medak is member of the Multimedia Institute/MAMA (www.mi2.hr),
Zagreb, a Croatia-based NGO dealing with social approaches to technology and
digital culture, and with social theory. He is in charge of the theory and publishing
programme. At the focus of his theoretical interests lie constellations of
contemporary political philosophy, media theory and aesthetics. His practical pursuit
is the expansion of the public domain. He is a free software and free culture advocate.
Tomislav Medak co-edited a reader on the socio-cultural importance of free software
“GNUSpectre” (www.gnupauk.org/) and co-authored the free culture, technology
and science festival “Freedom to Creativity!” (www.slobodastvaralastvu.org/). More
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