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Questioning the dialogue between Slovenia and Croatia: Coorientation theory and communication problems in international relations

This paper addresses the application of the coorientation model in studying relations between the two countries (Croatia and Slovenia) and finds practical advice on how to modify those relations. From a number of open issues, twelve issues were selected to study the level of agreement between the two countries' general public (i.e. the degree to which the two sides share similar evaluation of each issue), accuracy of one side's assessment of the other side's opinions (i.e. the degree to which the assessment of Croatian citizens about the opinions of Slovenia's citizens agrees with the actual opinion of Slovenia's citizens, and vice versa), and the degree of congruency of either side's opinions with the responses they have predicted for the other side.

coorientation theory; public relations; international public relations

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