ADD Identity: (Today) a commodity among others (?) / Ladislav Lenovský, 2005. In: Filozofia. - ISSN 0046-385 X, Roč. 60, č. 7 (2005), s. 536-541.

ADM Piešťany - multikultúrny priestor / Ladislav Lenovský, 2009. In: Český lid : etnologický časopis. - ISSN 0009-0794, Roč. 96, č. 4 (2009), s. 339-358.

ADN Culture – Language – Identity (problem of relations) / Jaroslav Čukan, Natália Korina, Ladislav Lenovský, 2014. In: XLinguae : European Scientific Language Journal. - ISSN 1337-8384, Vol. 7, no. 4 (2014), p. 21-32. [Čukan Jaroslav (34%) - Korina Natália (33%) - Lenovský Ladislav (33%)]

AAB Kultúra kúpeľného mesta / Ladislav Lenovský. - Nitra : UKF, 2009. - 183 s. - ISBN 978-80-8094-513-8. [Lenovský Ladislav (100%)]

ADF Etnokultúrny výskum Slovákov v Srbsku, Chorvátsku a Rumunsku – špecifiká, perspektívy, význam / Ladislav Lenovský, 2015. In: Človek a spoločnosť. - ISSN 1335-3608, Roč. 18, č. 2 (2015), s. 15-22. [Lenovský Ladislav (100%)]

AAA Identity in contemporary socio-political characteristics of modern societies : scientific monograph / Ladislav Lenovský ... [et al.] ; reviewers Susan Farran, Malvína Krausz Hladká, Zuzana Tabačková, Lucia Škripcová. - 1. vyd. - Gdansk : Research Institute for European Policy, 2019. - 141 s. - ISBN 978-83-954212-0-4 (online). [Lenovský Ladislav (25%) - Al-Absi Marwan (25%) - Tökölyová Tatiana (25%) - Gomes da Rocha Ana Christina (25%)]

ADC Culture–Religion—Ethnicity (Alliance of Identities in the Environment of Foreign Slovak Communities) / Ladislav Lenovský, Katarína Slobodová Nováková, 2021. DOI DOI 10.3390/rel12100883. In: Religions. - ISSN 2077-1444, Roč. 12, č. 10 (2021), s. [1-13] [online].

Spôsob prístupu: https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/12/10/883 [Lenovský Ladislav (60%) - Slobodová Nováková Katarína (40%)]

ADN Cultural Heritage and Cultural Potential: The Use of Cultural Heritage on the Example of an Ethnographic Group / Ladislav Lenovský, Lukáš Kurajda, 2022. DOI 10.46284/mkd.2022.10.1.5. In:  Muzeológia a kultúrne dedičstvo. - ISSN 1339-2204, Roč. 10, č. 1 (2022), s. 79-104. [Lenovský Ladislav (50%) - Kurajda Lukáš (50%)]

ADN Z výskumu kultúrotvorných, identifikačných a revitalizačných procesov v prostredí vybraných slovenských a česko-slovenských komunít v Argentíne = On the Research of Culture Creation, Identification, and Revitalization Processes in the Environment of Selected Slovak and Czechoslovak Communities in Argentina / Ladislav Lenovský, 2023. DOI DOI 10.31577/SlavSlov.2023.3.1.

In:  Slavica Slovaca : orgán Slavistického ústavu Jána Stanislava SAV a Slovenského komitétu slavistov : orgán Slavistického ústavu Jána Stanislava SAV a Slovenského komitétu slavistov. - ISSN 0037-6787, Roč. 58, č. 3 (2023), s. 445-459.

ADN Language – identity – culture – minority (Sociolinguistic analysis of situational use of a minority language on the example of Slovak university youth in Hungaria) = Jazyk – identita – kultura – minorita (sociolingvisticka analyza situacneho pouzivania minoritneho jazyka na priklade vysokoskolskej slovenskej mladeze v Madarsku) / Ladislav Lenovský, Tunde Tušková, 2021. In: XLinguae : European Scientific Language Journal. - ISSN 1337-8384, Roč. 14, č. 2 (2021), s. 227-244. [Ladislav Lenovský (50%) Tunde Tušková (50%)]

ADD Identity: (Today) a commodity among others (?) / Ladislav Lenovský, 2005. In: Filozofia. - ISSN 0046-385 X, Roč. 60, č. 7 (2005), s. 536-541.

cit.: ADC Generational Transmission in Local Culture. An Exploration of European Research Drivers in Centrla Slovakia / Murín, I. In: Anthropological Journal of European Cultures, ISSN 1755-2923, Vol. 25, No. 2 (2016), pp. 57-72. doi: 10.3167/ajec.2016.250203

ADD Identity: (Today) a commodity among others (?) / Ladislav Lenovský, 2005. In: Filozofia. - ISSN 0046-385 X, Roč. 60, č. 7 (2005), s. 536-541.

cit.: ADC Generational Transmission in Local Culture. An Exploration of European Research Drivers in Centrla Slovakia / Murín, I. In: Anthropological Journal of European Cultures, ISSN 1755-2923, Vol. 25, No. 2 (2016), pp. 57-72. doi: 10.3167/ajec.2016.250203

ADF Kontexty identity/ Ladislav Lenovský, 2006. In Ethnologia Actualis Slovaca : revue pre výskum kultúr etnických spoločenstiev. ISSN 1336-569X, Roč. 26, č. 6 (2006), s. 12-24.

cit.: ADM Rahvatantsuharrastus paguluseestlaste hulgas ja selle roll eestluse säilimisel / ZAJEDOVA et al.. In: Mäetagused 2009, vol. 12, no. 41, p. 100. [online. ]Dostupné na internete: http://www.folklore.ee/tagused/nr41/pagulus.pdf. ISSN 1406-9938.

ADM Identity as an instrument for interpreting the socio-cultural reality / Ladislav Lenovský, 2015. In: EJST. ISSN 1841-0464, Vol. 11, no. 5 (2015), pp. 171-184.

cit.: ADC Land-Use Changes of Historicla Rural Landscape - Heritage, Protection, and Sustainable Ecotourism: Case Study of Slovak Exclave Čív (Piliscsév) in Komárom-Esztergom County (Hungary) / Chrastina, P. et. al. In: Sustainability, ISSN 2071 - 1050, 2020, Vol. 12, No. 15, pp. 1-25.

ADN The language, identity and culture of ethnic minorities in the Central European contexts = Jazyk, identita a kultúra etnických minorít v stredoeurópskych súvislostiach / Ladislav Lenovsky, 2018. In: XLinguae : European Scientific Language Journal. - ISSN 1337-8384, Roč. 11, č. 4 (2018), s. 125-142.

cit.: ADN The Dissemination of the Cult of Saint Vincent in Slovakia and Austria as a Result of 18th Century Migration of Alpine Woodcutters, KS Nováková, P Krajčovič - Slovenský národopis/Slovak ethnology, ISSN 1335-1303, Roč. 68, č. 1 (2020), s. 7-28.

APVV -20-0263: Aktuálne kultúrotvorné, identifikačné a revitalizačné procesy v prostredí etnických minorít: Slováci v Argentíne a Kanade, Current Culture-Forming, Identification and Revitalization Processes in the Environment of Ethnic Minorities: Slovaks in Argentina and Canada, 2021-2025, zodpovedný riešiteľ, principal researcher

Annotation: The migration of Slovaks to Overseas is a continuous process lasting approximately 150 years. It consists of currents and waves of migrants, which are specific politically, socio-economically, religiously, or genderly. The character of the source and destination localities, together with the culture of migrants and then also their descendants, have formed an extremely differentiated network of communities, institutions, organ izations and individuals, identifying as Slovaks/with Slovak origin to many different ways. Some of them, by tradition, import and their own invention, participate in the creation, maintenance and construction of the "overseas" construct of Slovak culture, especially in the form of cultural heritage, but also new forms of culture and art. What are their strategies and motivations for maintaining a minority identity today? What benefits do members of these minorities gain and expect? How are these strategies changing under the influence of cultural and linguistic globalization, mass media, deethnization and deconfessionalisation on the one hand, and glocalization, cultural diversity policies, support for national minorities and the multiculturalism ideology o n the other? At the turn of the millennium, "traditional" ethno(confessional) minorities (and identities) were uncompromisingly supplemented by "new" minorities (and identities), defined by many types of differences. Are they in competition with "traditi o nal" minorities (including identities), or vice versa? In comparison with european ethnic/state nationalism, the multi -ethnic nature of Argentina and Canada society creates a completely different world for Slovak immigrants, in which they build social netw orks, a new home and raise children. The content of intergenerational transmission is mainly determined by the ethnic heterogeneity of marriages (wich is multiplied by each next generation). What determines their un/sharing of their cultural heritage, l anguage and identity?

APVV 15-0360: Rozmery revitalizácie etnickej minority na Slovensku: Interdisciplinárny záchranný výskum zanikajúcej etnickej skupiny Huncokárov, 2016 – 2020, riešiteľ/ Dimensions of the revitalization of the ethnic minority in Slovakia: interdisciplinary rescue research of the defunct ethnic group Huncokárov - co-researcher

Annotation: The project is focused on research into the life of an ethnic group of German lumberjacks known as Huncokári. This group has not yet been the subject of systematic scientific interest. Mountain lumberjacks came to Little and the White Carpathians, mostly from Lower Austria and Styria, in the 18th century by the Bratislava mayor Pálfi invitation. Thanks to their isolation and specific socio-professional status, they preserved unique manifestations of material, spiritual and social culture until the middle of the 20th century (endogamy, a unique dialect, bilingualism, strong ethnic feeling). The Huncars formed a specific linguistically and socially relatively closed settlement, which was largely dispersed after World War II and still survives today either through the individual memory of several of their descendants or as part of the collective memory of today's local communities living near their former settlements. Using selected ethnographic, linguistic, pedagogical, and historical methodological approaches, we completely document and analyze selected areas of life and the formation of the ethnic identity of this group. We will focus on the circumstances of their arrival, the specific way of life, conditioned primarily by the isolation of their settlement and specific socio-professional classification, their own linguistic dialect, as well as forced acculturation. From an ethnological and linguistic point of view, this is rescue research among the last living descendants of this minority. The outputs of the project have a material, analytical, and application character.

VEGA 1/0383/18: Dynamika a revitalizácia kultúrneho dedičstva v kontexte transformácie kolektívnej identity, 2018-2020, riešiteľ Dynamics and the revitalization of cultural heritage in the context of the transformation of collective identity. Co-researcher

Annotation: Cultural heritage is a dynamic subsystem whose content, functions and use strategies are primarily determined by the relevant community. The identity of the community is significantly represented by cultural heritage. Axiological understanding of the cultural heritage of the carriers is an effective precondition for its survival. However, some traditional elements, complexes, and phenomena are not realised by the bearers as values and are disappearing. Changing the content, features, and the use of cultural heritage can cause the transformation of collective identity, or on the contrary, to stabilise it. The stability of collective identity can be a result of controlled dynamics of cultural heritage, e.g. through revitalization and cultural management. The optimal model of the subject’s research is a regional and community level of cultural heritage as a cultural potential. What is the relationship between the dynamics of cultural heritage and the transformation of collective identity?

Imrich and Margita Stolarik Memorial Scholarship and Research Bursary, 762200301512: Archive research in Slovak Archive UO Ottawa, Canada, 2019, hlavný riešiteľ, principal researcher

Annotation: The Slovak archive is an indispensable source for research of materials that reflect the intergenerational transfer of cultural heritage. Themostimportantpersonalitiesinthelives of individual Slovak communities, so that we could understand the processes of identifying and transforming the identity of offspring and developing their ethnicity in intergenerational contexts. It would be a combination of historiographic and ethnological archival research with conclusions and interpretations of a cultural type. The outcome of this research would be a study published inscientific journal registered in the WoS or Scopus database, as well as a contribution to a scholarly conference focused on ethnic, identifying and cultural development processes in the environment of minorities. The material would be part of a forthcoming publication on Slovaks living abroad.

APVV 18-0196: Vedomosti Nitrianskej stolice M. Bela (interpretácia a aplikácia), 2019-2023, riešiteľ Nitra County Notitia by Matthias Bel (interpretation and application), co-researcher

Annotation: Matthias Bel in his work Notitia Hungariae novae historico-geographica (hereinafter referred to as the "Notitia") offered a contemporary perspective of the state, significance, reception and specific facts concerning Hungarian counties within the Habsburg Monarchy. Humanities and social sciences researchers (e.g. historians/historical geographers, philologists) in Slovakia have studied various aspects of the life and work of this representative of the Enlightement. The core of the research was represented by Bel's publishing activities, his religious life and indepth probes into author's selected works. During the past decade a bilingual (Latin-Slovak) version of the Liptov, Orava, Turiec and Trenčín County were published. However, based on the scholarly literature research, it is evident that the Notitia of a particular Slovak county (or its selected parts) has not been sufficiently analyzed and scientifically interpreted from the philological, historical or historical-geographical and ethnological point of view. Nevertheless the results of analysis and interpretation of Bel's work within the scope of these disciplines can be effectively applied for instance in the context of revitalization of regional identities on the example of the landscape and particular ethno-cultural phenomena of selected Slovak regions. The essence as well as the main objective of the project is a Slovak translation of the Latin original of the Nitra County Notitia (lat. COMITATUS NITRIENSIS) and its historical-geographical, philological and ethnographic analysis. By employing specific methods we will identify and reconstruct selected regional identities of the examined area – e.g. cultural landscape and its structure, character of settlement, a way of life or the specifics of socio-professional classification of the county population in the first half of the 18th century. The outputs of the project will have a material, analytical and application character.