POTENCIJALI RAZVOJA "FILMSKOG TURIZMA" U REPUBLICI HRVATSKOJ, KAO SEGMENTA KREATIVNIH INDUSTRIJA : završni rad

Filmska industrija značajan je segment kreativnih industrija koje dobivaju sve veći značaj u globalnoj ekonomiji. Rad se stoga bavi analiziranjem te naglašavanjem potencijala u sferi filmske industrije u ulozi razvoja “filmskog turizma” Republike Hrvatske kako na strani ponude tako i na strani potražnje. Naime destinacije bilo da su to države, regije ili gradovi na izrazito konkurentnom tržištu pokušavaju različitim metodama privući međunarodnu pozornost turista, investitora, kupaca te ostalih dionika na turističkom tržištu. Mnoge države koristeći moć filma nastoje upravljati vlastitim identitetom i imidžem, iskoristiti marketinške benefite istoga. U radu se navode pozitivni primjeri država koje su iskoristile čari filma, isto tako i njihovi načini te metode kojim su stekle svjetsku popularnost, odnosno jačale ili pak mijenjale uvriježene stereotipe ili predodžbe, međutim i negativni primjeri država koji nisu adekvatno upravljali filmskim tokovima te se nisu prilagođavali trendovima što je izazvalo veoma teške posljedice za destinaciju. Uzimajući u obzir vanjske globalne trendove na tržištu filmske industrije, u radu je istražena privlačna snagu Republike Hrvatske kao destinacije filmskog “turizma”, te interne potencijale i dispozicije za njezin održivi razvoj i buduću konkurentnost.Film industry is important segment of creative industries which emerged as key contributor in global economy. Therefore, in this paper is analyzed and emphasized the potential in field of film industry in Republic of Croatia, both on the supply side and the demand side in order to develop film-induced tourism. In extremely competitive environment, film-induced tourism has become an innovative way to promote a destination and strong factor influencing tourist decision-making process. Tourists today are more experienced and informed, hence they are looking for unique experiences. Thus, this paper outlines the correlation between the power of film as a motivational and image-making tool and the attractiveness of tourism destinations. Also, the paper includes positive examples of countries that have used benefits of film, as well as their initiatives and methods which have resulted in worldwide popularity. However, on the other hand, the paper also includes negative examples of countries which did not adequately managed film flows and did not adopt trends, causing very serious consequences for the destination. Taking into consideration external global market trends of the film industry, the paper explores the attractive force of Croatia as a film destination, and internal resources and disposition for its sustainable development and future competitiveness

POTENCIJALI RAZVOJA "FILMSKOG TURIZMA" U REPUBLICI HRVATSKOJ, KAO SEGMENTA KREATIVNIH INDUSTRIJA : završni rad

Filmska industrija značajan je segment kreativnih industrija koje dobivaju sve veći značaj u globalnoj ekonomiji. Rad se stoga bavi analiziranjem te naglašavanjem potencijala u sferi filmske industrije u ulozi razvoja “filmskog turizma” Republike Hrvatske kako na strani ponude tako i na strani potražnje. Naime destinacije bilo da su to države, regije ili gradovi na izrazito konkurentnom tržištu pokušavaju različitim metodama privući međunarodnu pozornost turista, investitora, kupaca te ostalih dionika na turističkom tržištu. Mnoge države koristeći moć filma nastoje upravljati vlastitim identitetom i imidžem, iskoristiti marketinške benefite istoga. U radu se navode pozitivni primjeri država koje su iskoristile čari filma, isto tako i njihovi načini te metode kojim su stekle svjetsku popularnost, odnosno jačale ili pak mijenjale uvriježene stereotipe ili predodžbe, međutim i negativni primjeri država koji nisu adekvatno upravljali filmskim tokovima te se nisu prilagođavali trendovima što je izazvalo veoma teške posljedice za destinaciju. Uzimajući u obzir vanjske globalne trendove na tržištu filmske industrije, u radu je istražena privlačna snagu Republike Hrvatske kao destinacije filmskog “turizma”, te interne potencijale i dispozicije za njezin održivi razvoj i buduću konkurentnost.Film industry is important segment of creative industries which emerged as key contributor in global economy. Therefore, in this paper is analyzed and emphasized the potential in field of film industry in Republic of Croatia, both on the supply side and the demand side in order to develop film-induced tourism. In extremely competitive environment, film-induced tourism has become an innovative way to promote a destination and strong factor influencing tourist decision-making process. Tourists today are more experienced and informed, hence they are looking for unique experiences. Thus, this paper outlines the correlation between the power of film as a motivational and image-making tool and the attractiveness of tourism destinations. Also, the paper includes positive examples of countries that have used benefits of film, as well as their initiatives and methods which have resulted in worldwide popularity. However, on the other hand, the paper also includes negative examples of countries which did not adequately managed film flows and did not adopt trends, causing very serious consequences for the destination. Taking into consideration external global market trends of the film industry, the paper explores the attractive force of Croatia as a film destination, and internal resources and disposition for its sustainable development and future competitiveness

Ethnic outgroup aggression : a pilot study on the importance of emotion regulation, nationalism and susceptibility to persuasion

The current pilot study investigated the psychological mechanisms behind ethnic outgroup aggression, a significant outcome of intergroup conflicts. While previous research suggested several impactful predictors of ethnic outgroup aggression, such as intergroup contact and nationalism, no attempt has been made to synthesize all these constructs into a single crosscultural study. Building on existing research, this pilot study is the first to assess a refined framework where we tested a proposed mediation model according to nationalism and emotion regulation mediate the relationship between intergroup contact, susceptibility to persuasion, and intergroup anxiety on the one hand and ethnic outgroup aggression on the other hand within a cross-cultural sample. An online questionnaire was distributed using convenience sampling among 2482 students with an ethnic majority background living and studying in ten (European) countries. Multigroup path analysis supported the larger part of the hypothesized model where we found that emotion regulation partially mediated the relationship between susceptibility to persuasion as a predictor and aggression as an outcome. As expected, we found that the higher the susceptibility to persuasion, the higher the emotion regulation, and the higher the regulation, the lower the aggression in all countries. Our pilot study provided preliminary evidence that emotion regulation, nationalism and susceptibility to persuasion are critical for the understanding of ethnic outgroup aggression in ethnically diverse societies. Future research needs to be carried out focusing on the development of an intergroup anxiety assessment in which possible gender dif-ferences in assessed constructs are considered