Igor Bijuklič

Igor Bijuklič is a Research Associate at the Centre for Social and Anthropological Research in Education at the Educational Research Institute in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Primorska. He holds a PhD in Humanities from the Institute for Humanities in Ljubljana, where he completed a dissertation on the birth of modern propaganda and public relations as techniques of governing people (2014). He was a long-standing contributor to Radio Študent (Ljubljana), working in its Culture and University editorial offices and co-creating a satirical radio programme on higher education and science. His research brings together media phenomenology, critical pedagogy and the philosophy of technology. In recent years, he has focused on the lesser known work of Günther Anders through research, public lectures, editorial work and translations. His current work explores how emerging technological imaginaries – including transhumanism, social engineering and scientific management – reshape the human condition, agency and the future of education.

Last updated 22 Oct 2026
  1. How the Atomic Bomb Changed the World: A discussion on the geopolitical, philosophical and societal transformations of the nuclear era

    Igor Bijuklič, Gal Krizmanič, Alja Zore