Tina Hrubi

Tina Hrubi has a Master's degree in Communication Studies from the Faculty of Croatian Studies in Zagreb - Department of Public Relations. She graduated from Vilnus University in Lithuania and the National Sun Yat-sen University in Taiwan through a student exchange. Since 2013, she has been an active member of the Society for Communication and Media Culture, and as part of the Mind Over Media project, she created the first propaganda curriculum intended for the education of migrants and asylum seekers. She is currently employed by the Society for Communication and Media Culture as a coordinator of project activities and is the deputy head of the office.

When political commerce touches the judiciary: what does the case of “linked appointments” tell us about the state of democracy

Tina Hrubi

29.04.26

In recent days, the Croatian public space has seen a debate that at first glance may seem like another in a series of political conflicts between the government and the...

Critical teaching of business modeling empowers youth for social transformation

Karolina Babic

Pedja Ashanin Gole

24.08.22

New generations cannot change the world if teachers only give students models for re-printing businesses and social projects and therefore reproduce the existing social...

Double political standards in compliance with epidemiological measures in Croatia

Tina Hrubi

05.08.20

Tina Hrubi Parliamentary elections were held in Croatia, on July 5, 2020, in the throes of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Although voters were encouraged to vote, turnout has never been lower. What particularly caught the public’s eye in regards to politicians on...

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