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Monitoring consumer buying behaviors in terms of their preferences and attitudes has been known as an important driver for the success and development of various industries, including a wood furniture manufacturing. The aim of this study was to identify and compare the purchasing behaviors of furniture consumers in the period before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Two surveys were conducted in Croatia, the first in April and May 2020 with the assumption that consumer purchasing behaviors will change during the COVID-19 pandemic in the following year and the second one during March 2021. Differences regarding consumer purchasing behaviors and preferences for wood furniture between respondents regarding demographic and economic factors before and during the pandemic were found. The coronavirus pandemic is teaching us all hard lessons about resilience and adaptability, and new opportunities and solutions are essential. Nowadays, it is becoming increasingly important to produce information. Research offers insights into future design and building communication to better meet the information needs of different types of consumers and to more broadly increase the acceptance and appeal of wood furniture in society in the spirit of sustainable and bio-based circular economy.
Andreja Pirc Barčić; Manja Kitek Kuzman; Tihana Vergot; Petra Grošelj. Monitoring Consumer Purchasing Behavior for Wood Furniture before and during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Forests 2021, 12, 873 .
AMA StyleAndreja Pirc Barčić, Manja Kitek Kuzman, Tihana Vergot, Petra Grošelj. Monitoring Consumer Purchasing Behavior for Wood Furniture before and during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Forests. 2021; 12 (7):873.
Chicago/Turabian StyleAndreja Pirc Barčić; Manja Kitek Kuzman; Tihana Vergot; Petra Grošelj. 2021. "Monitoring Consumer Purchasing Behavior for Wood Furniture before and during the COVID-19 Pandemic." Forests 12, no. 7: 873.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are main generators of employment and economic development in European Union. In Croatia and Slovenia, SMEs in wood processing (C16) and furniture manufacturing (C31) also play an important role in social cohesion and development of rural areas. The aim of this research was to investigate the current situation in SMEs in wood processing and furniture manufacturing regarding driving parameters of business and production management system in the time of a disturbed market situation caused by the COVID-19 global pandemic. Two different questionnaires in an e-mail survey were used to collect data for this research from companies and from experts in the field of management, production and marketing. Various statistical tests were used using seven driving parameters on data collected from 212 SMEs. Also, the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) was used on the data collected from 20 experts. Results showed that companies in the time of pandemic crisis and during the time of major disturbances in supply chain pay the most attention to their production program and quality of their products, and then to marketing activities and situation on the market. According to the results presented in this research, the management model can help SMEs managers, micro and small enterprises in particular, to improve their decision-making process, make the necessary innovations easier and faster, and maintain the sustainable business and production management system of their companies.
Denis Jelačić; Andreja Pirc Barčić; Leon Oblak; Darko Motik; Petra Grošelj; Matej Jošt. Sustainable Production Management Model for Small and Medium Enterprises in Some South-Central EU Countries. Sustainability 2021, 13, 6220 .
AMA StyleDenis Jelačić, Andreja Pirc Barčić, Leon Oblak, Darko Motik, Petra Grošelj, Matej Jošt. Sustainable Production Management Model for Small and Medium Enterprises in Some South-Central EU Countries. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (11):6220.
Chicago/Turabian StyleDenis Jelačić; Andreja Pirc Barčić; Leon Oblak; Darko Motik; Petra Grošelj; Matej Jošt. 2021. "Sustainable Production Management Model for Small and Medium Enterprises in Some South-Central EU Countries." Sustainability 13, no. 11: 6220.
Recently, partly as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, companies are increasingly shifting their activities to the Internet environment, thus accelerating the growth of online shopping. The aim of this study was to develop a comprehensive model for the evaluation of websites of wood companies, as a review of the literature shows that such a model does not yet exist. In developing the model, we used an innovative approach and combined the analytic hierarchy process with R-TOPSIS (technique for order of preference by similarity to ideal solution), which is a novelty in this field. For the final website assessment, the Website Quality Index (WQI) was developed. The main difference to other indexes is that our model has a comprehensive content background (36 criteria and sub-criteria) and a strong mathematical basis, so that it can be used to independently evaluate a single website or to evaluate a larger group of websites from the same industry. We have tested the model on 60 websites of Slovenian wood industry companies with at least ten employees. The results show the low to moderate average quality of the websites, with an average WQI of all evaluated websites of 0.450, indicating only an acceptable website. It has proven to be easy to use, and the results show the reliability of the website rating. Additionally, the designed model is an important tool for industry website developers and the basis for future studies in this field. However, it can also be applied to other areas related to wood and wood products, where the performance of objects should be evaluated with respect to multiple criteria.
Jože Kropivšek; Petra Grošelj; Leon Oblak; Matej Jošt. A Comprehensive Evaluation Model for Wood Companies Websites Based on the AHP/R-TOPSIS Method. Forests 2021, 12, 706 .
AMA StyleJože Kropivšek, Petra Grošelj, Leon Oblak, Matej Jošt. A Comprehensive Evaluation Model for Wood Companies Websites Based on the AHP/R-TOPSIS Method. Forests. 2021; 12 (6):706.
Chicago/Turabian StyleJože Kropivšek; Petra Grošelj; Leon Oblak; Matej Jošt. 2021. "A Comprehensive Evaluation Model for Wood Companies Websites Based on the AHP/R-TOPSIS Method." Forests 12, no. 6: 706.
The complexity of the socio-economic environment requires the involvement of a group of decision makers in the decision-making process. They can contribute the diversity of knowledge and experience that allow all the important aspects of the decision-making problem to be taken into account. In the aggregation process, the weights of the decision makers play an important role. In this paper we have focused on the group analytic hierarchy process (AHP). We emphasized the homogeneity of the opinions of the decision makers as the basis for determining the importance weights of the decision makers. We reviewed the projection method and its upgrades for determining decision makers weights and demonstrated with examples that they are not suitable for application in AHP. We proposed a new symmetric projection method that eliminates the imperfections of the previous projection methods. We proposed a Symmetric Projection Group Approach (SPGA) to derive group weights in AHP. To validate the SPGA, we selected four evaluation measures. The evaluation of the examples shows that the SPGA achieves good evaluation results compared to the other methods for deriving decision makers weights and is suitable for real-world applications.
Petra Grošelj. Symmetric projection group approach for promoting homogeneity in the analytic hierarchy process. Computers & Operations Research 2021, 133, 105343 .
AMA StylePetra Grošelj. Symmetric projection group approach for promoting homogeneity in the analytic hierarchy process. Computers & Operations Research. 2021; 133 ():105343.
Chicago/Turabian StylePetra Grošelj. 2021. "Symmetric projection group approach for promoting homogeneity in the analytic hierarchy process." Computers & Operations Research 133, no. : 105343.
Nowadays the multi-criteria decision making is very complicated due to uncertainty, vagueness, limited sources, knowledge and time. The Decision-making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) method is a widely used multi-criteria decision-making method to analyze the structure of a complex system. It is useful in analysing the cause and effect relationships between the components of the system. Fuzzy sets can be used to include uncertainty in multi-criteria decision making. Linguistic assessments of decision makers can be translated into fuzzy numbers. In this study, fuzzy numbers, intuitionistic fuzzy numbers and neutrosophic fuzzy numbers were used for the decision makers evaluations in the DEMATEL method. The aim of this study was to evaluate how different types of fuzzy numbers affect the final results. An application of risk in construction projects was selected from the literature, where seven experts used a linguistic scale to evaluate different criteria. The results showed that there are only slight differences between the weights of the criteria with regard to the type of fuzzy numbers.
Tjaša Šmidovnik; Petra Grošelj. Inclusion of uncertainty with different types of fuzzy numbers into DEMATEL. Serbian Journal of Management 2021, 16, 49 -59.
AMA StyleTjaša Šmidovnik, Petra Grošelj. Inclusion of uncertainty with different types of fuzzy numbers into DEMATEL. Serbian Journal of Management. 2021; 16 (1):49-59.
Chicago/Turabian StyleTjaša Šmidovnik; Petra Grošelj. 2021. "Inclusion of uncertainty with different types of fuzzy numbers into DEMATEL." Serbian Journal of Management 16, no. 1: 49-59.
In a market environment where changes are constant, understanding customer buying behaviour is crucial for companies in order to operate both successfully and effectively. We analysed how different age groups and net monthly incomes per household influence consumer decisions in Slovenia, Serbia and Croatia in the case of furniture purchases, when the three main factors are material, price and service. Each factor was further divided into three levels. In the case of material, the respondents could choose between solid wood, chipboard and fibreboard or other materials. In the case of price, they could choose between a low, middle or high price range, and in the case of services, they could choose between pre-sales, sales and after-sales services. With conjoint analysis, we analysed the markets in Slovenia, Serbia and Croatia. The important differences in consumer buying behaviour in these three countries were discovered. The results of the research will serve as a useful basis for wood sector companies to design more successful marketing strategies, which will help them to achieve their goals in different target markets.
Leon Oblak; Branko Glavonjić; Andreja Pirc Barčić; Teja Bizjak Govedič; Petra Grošelj. Preferences of Different Target Groups of Consumers in Case of Furniture Purchase. Drvna industrija 2020, 71, 79 -87.
AMA StyleLeon Oblak, Branko Glavonjić, Andreja Pirc Barčić, Teja Bizjak Govedič, Petra Grošelj. Preferences of Different Target Groups of Consumers in Case of Furniture Purchase. Drvna industrija. 2020; 71 (1):79-87.
Chicago/Turabian StyleLeon Oblak; Branko Glavonjić; Andreja Pirc Barčić; Teja Bizjak Govedič; Petra Grošelj. 2020. "Preferences of Different Target Groups of Consumers in Case of Furniture Purchase." Drvna industrija 71, no. 1: 79-87.
Petra Grošelj. Petra Grošelj. Authors group 2019, 1 .
AMA StylePetra Grošelj. Petra Grošelj. Authors group. 2019; ():1.
Chicago/Turabian StylePetra Grošelj. 2019. "Petra Grošelj." Authors group , no. : 1.
The wood industries in Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Hercegovina (BiH) and Macedonia have a long tradition of producing a wide range of products. BiH and Macedonia have similar forest sectors and both countries have experienced similar problems in the manufacturing, sale and use of wood-based products in recent years due to the global financial crisis and resulting national economic challenges. Despite having a long and prosperous history, over the past two decades, the wood products sectors in these four countries have faced a steady decline in profitability, the ability to add value through downstream manufacturing, and overall competitiveness. Engineered wood products (EWPs) are structural building materials that have been used since the early 1980s as replacements for, or in conjunction with, concrete and steel. In this study, we compare architect attitudes, awareness and preferences regarding the use of EWPs between these four countries. The study is based on a sample of 373 architects using on-line surveys. Results suggest that there is a positive perception regarding the use of wood in general in all countries, with the majority of respondents believing that wood use will increase in the future. However, specific to EWPs, differences were found in familiarity and knowledge of potential applications in timber-based construction. Results provide indicators of knowledge gaps between respondents and, conversely, where awareness and willingness to use EWPs exist. These findings can have implications for market opportunities, identifying barriers to EWPs adoption, and content for workshops, seminars, and other outreach mechanisms for architects.
Manja Kitek Kuzman; Sanela Klarić; Andreja Pirc Barčić; Richard P. Vlosky; Marija M. Janakieska; Petra Grošelj. Architect perceptions of engineered wood products: An exploratory study of selected countries in Central and Southeast Europe. Construction and Building Materials 2018, 179, 360 -370.
AMA StyleManja Kitek Kuzman, Sanela Klarić, Andreja Pirc Barčić, Richard P. Vlosky, Marija M. Janakieska, Petra Grošelj. Architect perceptions of engineered wood products: An exploratory study of selected countries in Central and Southeast Europe. Construction and Building Materials. 2018; 179 ():360-370.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManja Kitek Kuzman; Sanela Klarić; Andreja Pirc Barčić; Richard P. Vlosky; Marija M. Janakieska; Petra Grošelj. 2018. "Architect perceptions of engineered wood products: An exploratory study of selected countries in Central and Southeast Europe." Construction and Building Materials 179, no. : 360-370.
Marko Kovac; Petra Grošelj. Toward objective assessment of the conservation status of (the Natura 2000) forest habitat types: A comparison of a qualitative and a quantitative modeling approach. Ecological Indicators 2018, 89, 281 -289.
AMA StyleMarko Kovac, Petra Grošelj. Toward objective assessment of the conservation status of (the Natura 2000) forest habitat types: A comparison of a qualitative and a quantitative modeling approach. Ecological Indicators. 2018; 89 ():281-289.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMarko Kovac; Petra Grošelj. 2018. "Toward objective assessment of the conservation status of (the Natura 2000) forest habitat types: A comparison of a qualitative and a quantitative modeling approach." Ecological Indicators 89, no. : 281-289.
The paper discusses fuzzy group analytic hierarchy process. In the literature, there are found several approaches for determining weights either directly from the individual judgments or via group comparison matrix. However, the quality of the group weights was not studied yet. In the paper, we propose two new measures for the evaluation of the group weights that are adapted from classical analytic hierarchy process. We selected six approaches for deriving weights and use them in an application from the literature. We evaluated the gained weights. Our results show that the weights derived by the most popular extent analysis method are questionable in their reliability.
Petra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik Stirn. Evaluation of several approaches for deriving weights in fuzzy group analytic hierarchy process. Journal of Decision Systems 2018, 27, 217 -226.
AMA StylePetra Grošelj, Lidija Zadnik Stirn. Evaluation of several approaches for deriving weights in fuzzy group analytic hierarchy process. Journal of Decision Systems. 2018; 27 (sup1):217-226.
Chicago/Turabian StylePetra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik Stirn. 2018. "Evaluation of several approaches for deriving weights in fuzzy group analytic hierarchy process." Journal of Decision Systems 27, no. sup1: 217-226.
The fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (AHP) is an extension to the classical AHP that enables dealing with the impreciseness and vagueness of judgments. It has been frequently used for handling complex decision making problems that demand...
Petra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik Stirn. Soft consensus model for the group fuzzy AHP decision making. Croatian Operational Research Review 2017, 8, 207 -220.
AMA StylePetra Grošelj, Lidija Zadnik Stirn. Soft consensus model for the group fuzzy AHP decision making. Croatian Operational Research Review. 2017; 8 (1):207-220.
Chicago/Turabian StylePetra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik Stirn. 2017. "Soft consensus model for the group fuzzy AHP decision making." Croatian Operational Research Review 8, no. 1: 207-220.
Leon Oblak; Manja Kitek-Kuzman; Petra Groselj. A fuzzy logic-based model for analysis and evaluation of services in a manufacturing company. Journal of Applied Engineering Science 2017, 15, 258 -271.
AMA StyleLeon Oblak, Manja Kitek-Kuzman, Petra Groselj. A fuzzy logic-based model for analysis and evaluation of services in a manufacturing company. Journal of Applied Engineering Science. 2017; 15 (3):258-271.
Chicago/Turabian StyleLeon Oblak; Manja Kitek-Kuzman; Petra Groselj. 2017. "A fuzzy logic-based model for analysis and evaluation of services in a manufacturing company." Journal of Applied Engineering Science 15, no. 3: 258-271.
Leon Oblak; Andreja Pirc Barčić; Kristina Klarić; Manja Kitek Kuzman; Petra Grošelj. Evaluation of Factors in Buying Decision Process of Furniture Consumers by Applying AHP Method. Drvna industrija 2017, 68, 37 -43.
AMA StyleLeon Oblak, Andreja Pirc Barčić, Kristina Klarić, Manja Kitek Kuzman, Petra Grošelj. Evaluation of Factors in Buying Decision Process of Furniture Consumers by Applying AHP Method. Drvna industrija. 2017; 68 (1):37-43.
Chicago/Turabian StyleLeon Oblak; Andreja Pirc Barčić; Kristina Klarić; Manja Kitek Kuzman; Petra Grošelj. 2017. "Evaluation of Factors in Buying Decision Process of Furniture Consumers by Applying AHP Method." Drvna industrija 68, no. 1: 37-43.
Petra Grošelj; Donald Hodges; Lidija Zadnik Stirn. Participatory and multi-criteria analysis for forest (ecosystem) management: A case study of Pohorje, Slovenia. Forest Policy and Economics 2016, 71, 80 -86.
AMA StylePetra Grošelj, Donald Hodges, Lidija Zadnik Stirn. Participatory and multi-criteria analysis for forest (ecosystem) management: A case study of Pohorje, Slovenia. Forest Policy and Economics. 2016; 71 ():80-86.
Chicago/Turabian StylePetra Grošelj; Donald Hodges; Lidija Zadnik Stirn. 2016. "Participatory and multi-criteria analysis for forest (ecosystem) management: A case study of Pohorje, Slovenia." Forest Policy and Economics 71, no. : 80-86.
Environmental management problems can be dealt with by combining participatory methods, which make it possible to include various stakeholders in a decision-making process, and multi-criteria methods, which offer a formal model for structuring and solving a problem. This paper proposes a three-phase decision making approach based on the analytic network process and SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) analysis. The approach enables inclusion of various stakeholders or groups of stakeholders in particular stages of decision making. The structure of the proposed approach is composed of a network consisting of an objective cluster, a cluster of strategic goals, a cluster of SWOT factors and a cluster of alternatives. The application of the suggested approach is applied to a management problem of Pohorje, a mountainous area in Slovenia. Stakeholders from sectors that are important for Pohorje (forestry, agriculture, tourism and nature protection agencies) who can offer a wide range of expert knowledge were included in the decision-making process. The results identify the alternative of "sustainable development" as the most appropriate for development of Pohorje. The application in the paper offers an example of employing the new approach to an environmental management problem. This can also be applied to decision-making problems in various other fields.
Petra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik Stirn. The environmental management problem of Pohorje, Slovenia: A new group approach within ANP – SWOT framework. Journal of Environmental Management 2015, 161, 106 -112.
AMA StylePetra Grošelj, Lidija Zadnik Stirn. The environmental management problem of Pohorje, Slovenia: A new group approach within ANP – SWOT framework. Journal of Environmental Management. 2015; 161 ():106-112.
Chicago/Turabian StylePetra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik Stirn. 2015. "The environmental management problem of Pohorje, Slovenia: A new group approach within ANP – SWOT framework." Journal of Environmental Management 161, no. : 106-112.
Petra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik Stirn; Nadir Ayrilmis; Manja Kitek Kuzman. Comparison of some aggregation techniques using group analytic hierarchy process. Expert Systems with Applications 2015, 42, 2198 -2204.
AMA StylePetra Grošelj, Lidija Zadnik Stirn, Nadir Ayrilmis, Manja Kitek Kuzman. Comparison of some aggregation techniques using group analytic hierarchy process. Expert Systems with Applications. 2015; 42 (4):2198-2204.
Chicago/Turabian StylePetra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik Stirn; Nadir Ayrilmis; Manja Kitek Kuzman. 2015. "Comparison of some aggregation techniques using group analytic hierarchy process." Expert Systems with Applications 42, no. 4: 2198-2204.
With society turning increasingly to sustainable development, sharper demands are being made concerning energy efficiency and other properties that mean reductions in the negative effects of the building on the environment and people. This means that architects must have a suitably adapted solution already in the early design phase, as this has the greatest influence on the final result. Current tools and methods used for this are either focused only on individual topics or are too complex and not adapted for independent use by architects. The paper presents a simplified method for evaluating building sustainability (SMEBS) which addresses these needs. It is intended as a tool to aid architects in the early project planning phases as it allows a quick evaluation of the extent to which the demands of sustainable building are fulfilled. The method was developed on the basis of a study of international building sustainability assessment methods (BSAM) and standards in this field. Experts in sustainable construction were invited to determine weights for assessment parameters using the analytical hierarchy process (AHP). Their judgments reflect the specific characteristics of the local environment.
Jernej Markelj; Manja Kitek Kuzman; Petra Grošelj; Martina Zbašnik-Senegačnik. A Simplified Method for Evaluating Building Sustainability in the Early Design Phase for Architects. Sustainability 2014, 6, 8775 -8795.
AMA StyleJernej Markelj, Manja Kitek Kuzman, Petra Grošelj, Martina Zbašnik-Senegačnik. A Simplified Method for Evaluating Building Sustainability in the Early Design Phase for Architects. Sustainability. 2014; 6 (12):8775-8795.
Chicago/Turabian StyleJernej Markelj; Manja Kitek Kuzman; Petra Grošelj; Martina Zbašnik-Senegačnik. 2014. "A Simplified Method for Evaluating Building Sustainability in the Early Design Phase for Architects." Sustainability 6, no. 12: 8775-8795.
Considering the growing importance of energy-efficient building methods, timber construction will play an increasingly important role in the future. In order to determine advantages and disadvantages of using wood as a leading constructional material, different construction types were compared: solid wood, wood-frame, concrete, and brick construction. To quantify the comparisons the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) was applied. AHP enables the inclusion of various parameters, including descriptive ones, in a mathematical model through which the importance of each construction criterion forming part of the system can be calculated in order to provide objective decisions for construction. Analysis revealed that the top ranked criteria in decision-making include embodied energy, construction cost and design. On comparing different construction types the wood-frame construction, which can have very low or negative carbon footprint, was considered as the most suitable option for public building.
Manja Kitek Kuzman; Srečko Vratuša; Petra Grošelj. Comparison of Different Construction Types for Public Buildings Applying the Analytic Hierarchy Process. Advanced Materials Research 2014, 875-877, 910 -916.
AMA StyleManja Kitek Kuzman, Srečko Vratuša, Petra Grošelj. Comparison of Different Construction Types for Public Buildings Applying the Analytic Hierarchy Process. Advanced Materials Research. 2014; 875-877 ():910-916.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManja Kitek Kuzman; Srečko Vratuša; Petra Grošelj. 2014. "Comparison of Different Construction Types for Public Buildings Applying the Analytic Hierarchy Process." Advanced Materials Research 875-877, no. : 910-916.
In this study, in order to determine the advantages and disadvantages of the most common construction materials, different constructions types for passive houses, such as solid wood, wood-frame, aerated concrete, and brick, were compared with each other. The analytic hierarchy process (AHP), a widely used multi-criteria method, was applied to quantify the comparison. The analysis of different construction types based on quantifying different criteria for passive houses was performed on a case study. The AHP analysis revealed that the highest-ranking criteria came into play here, notably well-being, the psychological aspect, and functionality in the wood construction considered as one of the most suitable options for passive houses. The AHP analysis can help professionals and future dwellers to make a reasonable choice on further optimizing and developing a particular aspect of the building process by giving them the possibility of comparing different alternatives on a common and comprehensive basis. In the light of the growing importance of energy-efficient building methods, it could be said that wood construction would play an increasingly important role in the future
Manja K. Kuzman; Petra Grošelj; Nadir Ayrilmis; Martina Zbašnik-Senegačnik. Comparison of passive house construction types using analytic hierarchy process. Energy and Buildings 2013, 64, 258 -263.
AMA StyleManja K. Kuzman, Petra Grošelj, Nadir Ayrilmis, Martina Zbašnik-Senegačnik. Comparison of passive house construction types using analytic hierarchy process. Energy and Buildings. 2013; 64 ():258-263.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManja K. Kuzman; Petra Grošelj; Nadir Ayrilmis; Martina Zbašnik-Senegačnik. 2013. "Comparison of passive house construction types using analytic hierarchy process." Energy and Buildings 64, no. : 258-263.
The combination of participatory process and multi-criteria decision methods have proven to be effective in supporting forest management decisions, since it offers inclusion of different opinions, views, and preferences of the problem. Our study is based on the results of the NATREG project, which deals with management of Pohorje, a mountain area in Slovenia. The results define six strategic goals and appertaining operative goals, which are the outcomes of workshops with different stakeholders. The aim of our study is ranking the strategic goals according to their contribution in the implementation of the "Pohorje 2030" vision and of the operative goals according to the appertaining strategic goals. Analytic hierarchy process is applied for comparisons of goals. Geometric mean method is employed for aggregating individual judgments into group judgment. The results show that all strategic goals are important, although most attention should be devoted to the goals "Preserved cultural heritage and local tradition" and "Environmental and consumer friendly usage of natural resources".
Petra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik-Stirn; Gregor Danev; Darij Krajčič. Ranking strategic and operative goals for sustainable development of Pohorje, Slovenia. Acta Silvae et Ligni 2013, 100, 47 -55.
AMA StylePetra Grošelj, Lidija Zadnik-Stirn, Gregor Danev, Darij Krajčič. Ranking strategic and operative goals for sustainable development of Pohorje, Slovenia. Acta Silvae et Ligni. 2013; 100 ():47-55.
Chicago/Turabian StylePetra Grošelj; Lidija Zadnik-Stirn; Gregor Danev; Darij Krajčič. 2013. "Ranking strategic and operative goals for sustainable development of Pohorje, Slovenia." Acta Silvae et Ligni 100, no. : 47-55.