Significance of and Comparative Trends in Procedural Regulation of Right to Information by Polonca Kovač

“…The comparative analysis of selected countries (USA, Ireland, Sweden, Austria, Germany, Slovenia, Croatia) included herein proves that selected procedural institutions, such as time limits and an appeal to an independent body or judicial review, contribute to a significantly higher level of implementation of the RTI in practice as also indicated by several international studies. …”
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The Service of Documents in Administrative Procedural Law – A Comparative Analysis by Ines Golob

“… This article presents a comparative and empirical analysis of the service or the delivery of documents in procedures, as the key procedural action to constitute legal effects in legal relationships. In Slovenia, service is largely defined by the three main procedural laws – the General Administrative Procedure Act, the Criminal Procedure Act, and the Contentious Civil Procedure Act. …”
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Some Characteristics of Employees as Risk Factors for Presenteeism by Petra Mlakar, Janez Stare

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Management of IT Outsourcing in the Slovenian Public Sector – Material and Procedural Aspects by Dalibor Stanimirović, Mirko Vintar

“…Public sector management in Slovenia has been following the trends in information technology (IT) outsourcing since the mid-nineties of the last century. …”
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Job satisfaction, life orientation and perception of family role - Comparison between women employed in public sector and in economy by Eva Boštjančič

“…Our scope of interest in this article is employed women in Slovenia working in public sector (state administration, education and healthcare) and in economy. …”
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Core-shell nanofibers as drug delivery systems by Zupančič Špela

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Perceived Development of Sustainable Agriculture by Maja Klun, Renata Slabe Erker

“…The results reveal that in Slovenia, sustainable agriculture has support not only on the level of declarations, but also among the public. …”
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Effectiveness of restructuring strategies: empirical evidence from Croatian firms by Nenad Filipović, Goran Horvat

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Model of effective leadership in public administration by Janez Stare

“…The paper presents a trial application of the model in Slovenia, which offers a realistic representation of leadership potential and leadership effectiveness, which are at a relatively low level due to past neglect of this field in Slovenian central government units.…”
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Emergency Gate Vibration of the Pipe-Turbine Model by Andrej Predin, Roman Klasinc

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Innovation as a way of increasing the competitiveness of the economy by Stojković Hadži Strahinja, Kastratović Edita, Stanković Ljiljana

“…The paper presents an analysis and a comparative innovation index of Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia for 2021 according to the IUS methodology.…”
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ETHNOCENTRISM AND ANIMOSITY IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOR IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AND IMPLICATIONS FOR COMPANIES by Nenad Brkić, Miralem Čorbo, Denis Berberović

“… This study attempts to examine ethnocentrism of BiH consumers, animosity tendencies, and consumers' notions of products originating from two neighboring countries – Croatia and Slovenia. The aim is to expose the causal relation between the expression of an individual's animosity, her/his understanding of neighboring countries' image, and her/his degree of ethnocentrism. …”
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How Much Law Does the School System Need? by Miro Cerar

“…On the other hand, the school system must, as part of its responsibility, establish a respectful and responsible attitude toward the rule of law. In Slovenia, practice deviates from such ideal to too great an extent. …”
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»V imenu narodov Jugoslavije!« Procesi pred vojaškimi sodišči poleti 1945 by Mateja Čoh Kladnik

“…In the aftermath of the Second World War, in May 1945, the first court-martial proceedings started in Slovenia; the convicted were mostly civilians, with very few military personnel among them. …”
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The Špica pile-dwelling site – analyses of archaeological wood by Elena Leghissa, Mojca Jančar, Maks Merela, Luka Krže, Benjamin Štular, Anton Velušček, Katarina Čufar

“… We present the investigation of wood discovered during the 2009/2010 archaeological excavations at the prehistoric pile-dwelling settlement of Špica in Ljubljansko barje, Slovenia. The results include data on wood identification, dendrochronological dating and the spatial distribution of the piles. …”
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Twenty years of EU accession: learning lessons from Central and Eastern European agriculture and rural areas by Attila Jambor, Matthew Gorton

“…Specifically, the Baltic countries and Poland performed best post-accession, while Croatia, Slovenia, and Hungary witnessed much slower rates of convergence. …”
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Reflections on Three Decades of Building Information Modeling by Žiga Turk

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A Rare Clinical Presentation of Darier’s Disease by Mybera Ferizi, Antigona Begolli-Gerqari, Bostjan Luzar, Fisnik Kurshumliu, Mergita Ferizi

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Comparison of Organizational Climate in the Regional Unit of the National Institute of Public Health Before and After Reorganization by Gašper Jordan, Gozdana Miglič, Miha Marič

“…Our research focuses on the regional unit of the National Institute of Public Health in Slovenia and the comparison of the OC before (2013) and after reorganization (2015). …”
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THE USAGE OF DERIVATIVES IN FINANCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT BY COMPANIES IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Emira Kozarević, Izudin Kešetović, Meldina Kokorović Jukan, Beriz Čivić

“…The aim is to provide a comparative analysis with companies from Slovenia and Croatia in order to determine if companies in BiH use the hedging instruments appropriately, and to suggest possible improvements of their practices for managing financial risks. …”
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