Selected Publications
Aplenc, V. E. (Forthcoming). Vernacular architecture (un)defined for socialism: Slovenian dislocation from the temporally defined past. European Architectural History Network Conference Proceedings.
Aplenc, V. E. (2017). Held in suspension: Competing discourses on urban modernity in 1960s Slovenia, Yugoslavia. In P. Haughey (Ed.), Across space and Time: Architecture and politics of modernity. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, pp. 207–220.
Aplenc, V. E. (2015). Review of Jennifer Cash, Villages on stage: Folklore and nationalism in the Republic of Moldova. Journal of American Folklore, 128, 228–230.
Aplenc, V. E. (2014). Slovenian industrial design and folk crafts under Yugoslav state socialism: (non)-intersections of the Yugoslav socialist modern and the Slovenian traditional. Centropa, 14, 260–272.
Aplenc, V. E. (2012). Review of Bogomil Ferfila with Paul Phillips, Slovenia's transition: From the medieval roots to the European Union. Austrian History Yearbook, 43, 193–194.
Aplenc, V. E. (2010). Ethnological knowledges and their political contexts. Journal of Folklore Research, 47, 153–160.
Aplenc, V. E. (2010). Notes from the field: Contemporary folkways in Slovenia: Personal practices of commemoration at cemeteries, public monuments, and unmarked mass graves. Folklorica, 15, 155–160.
Aplenc, V. E. (2005). To develop the morally acceptable: A Slovenian urban landscape under Yugoslav socialism. Traditiones: Zbornik inštituta za slovensko narodopisje, 34, 7–22.
Aplenc, V. E. (2004). The architecture of vernacular subjectivities: North American and Slovenian perspectives. Journal of Folklore Research, 42, 1–32.
Aplenc, V. E. (2004). Authentically socialist: Czech heritage management at the former Liechtenstein estate of Lednice-Valtice. Focaal: European Journal of Anthropology, 44, 61–71.