Nation's transitions: social and legal issues of Slovenia's transitions 1945-2015
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| Ausgabe: | 1st ed. |
| Schriftenreihe: | Slovenia 1945-2015 : sovereignty, constitutionality, and the future of Slovenia's national system
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PREFACE BY THE AUTHOR.................................................. 15
PART ONE:
THE TINDER BOXES OF THE BALKANS AND YUGOSLAVIA RECENT AND HISTORICAL ORIGINS
OF THE BALKAN WARS 1991 - 1995 ........................................ 19
The main problem: gross and massive human suffering................. 19
Labeling the specific immediate cause of structural violence: civil war
or interstate aggression? .......................................... 21
Historical origins of the ethno-political and state structures of the Balkans .... 23
The historical geopolitical divide across the Balkans............... 24
Ordered segmentation of Balkan communities and states............... 25
The triple crisis of modernity, nationality, and democracy.......... 26
Dead ends and exits from the Balkan imbroglio ...................... 26
International agents contributing to understanding
and reconciliation in the Balkans................................... 28
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND THE CRISIS OF COMMUNIST
AND MULTIETHNIC YUGOSLAVIA............................................. 33
The historical background and political geography of Yugoslavia..... 34
Yugoslavia’s security within the context of East-West relations..... 38
Towards a new human rights regime in Slovenia ...................... 41
Toward a PAN-Yugoslav hegemony in Serbia............................ 44
The road to the fragmentation of the state and to civil war ........ 47
The last Yugoslav utopias before exploding into civil war........... 51
THE YUGOSLAV COMMUNIST POLYARCHY: FROM INCLUSIVE HEGEMONY TO COMPETITIVE OLIGARCHY...................................... 53
Where from - where to............................................... 53
The right to participate and to oppose: paths of political change... 55
The inauguration of democracy in a fragmented state ................ 62
Human rights as a policy issue...................................... 63
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PART TWO:
TRADITIONAL AND URBAN CIVIL SOCIETY WITHIN THE COMMUNIST STATE
THE TRANSITION FROM TRADITIONAL TO URBAN SOCIETIES:
THE ECOLOGY OF URBAN DEPRIVATION IN MAJOR
YUGOSLAV CITIES........................................................ 69
The ecological base of urban participation................................. 70
The evolution of Yugoslav cities: the premodern times ..................... 70
The impact of the take-off stage of modern growth on the social structure
of Yugoslav cities ................................................ 72
Urbanization and the network of Yugoslav cities ........................... 74
Territorial configuration of local (self-)government............... 77
Patterns of popular involvement in self-help illegal housing............... 78
A workingmans road to an urban home........................................ 79
The organized response to illegal housing: the attitudes and measures
of urban social planners and city administrators .......................... 80
Social transformation, deterioration, and renewal of the inner city zones . 82
Decay of the Old Town and its original periphery........................... 82
Renewal and revitalization of the old city core ........................... 83
The ecology of deprivation and segregation................................. 84
Institutional segregation in residences for special groups................. 85
Slum areas ........................................................ 88
SOCIOECONOMIC AND POLITICAL CHANGES WITHIN THE SYSTEM.......................... 91
Basic propositions................................................. 92
Methodology: a comparative approach................................ 93
Data............................................................... 94
Variables.......................................................... 95
Findings........................................................... 97
Conclusions based on the findings ................................. 99
SOCIALISM WITHOUT WELFARE? ........................................... 101
Deprivation and strain ........................................... 102
Austerity and retrenchment........................................ 103
Political processes .............................................. 106
PART THREE:
SLOVENE LEGAL INSTITUTIONS AND LEGAL OCCUPATIONS IN THE FRAMEWORK OF COMMUNIST YUGOSLAVIA
‘SOCIALIST LEGALITY’ ................................................. 113
‘Socialist’ Legality and the Economic Structure................. 115
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The Socialist Centrally Planned Economy.............................. 115
The Socialist Market Economy5....................................... 116
The Socialist ideology of workers self-management5:
the industrial democracy perspective ................................ 118
Socialist legality5 and the ideology of workers5 self-management5.... 122
THE IDEOLOGY OF SELF-GOVERNMENT IN ACTION:
THE CASE OF JUDICIAL REFORMS............................................ 125
The conflict between the ideology and efficiency of the judicial machinery .... 125
Searching for alternative institutions: self-government courts5 ..... 128
Federalization of the administration of justice ..................... 130
Localization or de-localization of courts?........................... 130
Social and political control of the courts .......................... 133
The impact of Courts upon policy-making.............................. 134
Court assessors...................................................... 135
Departures from the Weberian model of the organization of justice ... 135
THE CELEBRATION OF HEROES UNDER COMMUNISM:
THE RANKINGS OF LEGAL OCCUPATIONS ...................................... 139
On honors and the reproduction of stratification .................... 139
On honors and prestige............................................... 140
Honors and social structure ......................................... 142
Nation-building in Yugoslavia........................................ 144
Lawyers as a research focus ......................................... 145
Data and method of analysis ......................................... 147
Findings............................................................. 148
Discussion of findings .............................................. 151
THE INSTITUTIONAL POSITION AND POLITICAL
INVOLVEMENT OF LEGAL OCCUPATIONS........................................ 157
Introduction: law school graduates .................................. 157
Research problem: ascertaining the institutional position
and political involvement of lawyers ................................ 159
Outline of the study ................................................ 161
Findings............................................................. 165
Modes of Community Involvement:
Multivariate Contingency-Table Analysis (ECTA)....................... 172
Discussion and conclusions........................................... 178
LAW AND SOCIETY TEACHING AND RESEARCH .................................. 187
The growth of Yugoslav sociology up to World War II.................. 187
Sociology in Yugoslavia since World War II........................... 189
Yugoslav sociology from a comparative perspective.................... 192
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‘Law and Society research and academic teaching.............................. 194
Constitutional law teaching .................................................. 197
PART FOUR:
A NATION’S RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION IN ACTION: SLOVENIA’S EXIT FROM THE BALKAN IMBROGLIO
THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE OF A COMMUNIST NATION IN TRANSITION: SLOVENIA 1988-1990 ....................................... 207
The Forerunners of Democratic Inauguration:
Poland, Hungary, and Slovenia ............................................207
The party state ...................................................210
Proto-political intellectual circles and movements:
the case of Nova revija (The New Review)..................................211
Opposition to the party state.............................................224
Scenarios for the future of Yugoslavia in 1989/90 - before the first fair
and free parliamentary elections in Slovenia .............................238
SLOVENIA’S DECLARED EXIT FROM YUGOSLAVIA IN JANUARY 1990 ... 243
Declaration of Slovene Self-determination..........................243
The failure of the Yugoslav experiment....................................244
On the edge of civil war..................................................245
Dead-ends to the Yugoslav imbroglio.............................. 246
Slovenia in the shadows of the foreign concerns of the U.S.A.: the exchange between Eagleburger, Zimmerman, and Jambrek.....................247
THE FATE OF DEMOCRATIC ACTION IN A DICTATORSHIP ..............................251
1967 - 1972: The liberal sixties and descent into ‘the leaden seventies .251
The Slovene political spring and the inauguration of constitutional
democracy: 1987 - 1992............................................ 254
‘Man proposes, god disposes :The fate of democratic actions
in a dictatorship and the fate of the dictatorship .......................258
Epiloge to the transition: from success story to another failure?.........261
The media: a continuity of symbols, methods, and participants
in mass indoctrination ............................................261
The Slovene May Declaration on Independence - five years later ...........262
PART FIVE:
LEGAL ACTORS AND INSTRUMENTS OF THE SLOVENE TRANSITION IN THE FRAMEWORK OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
THE CONSTITUTIONAL DESIGN OF THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA.........................267
Slovenia - the name of the new state......................................267
The Republic - Res Publica and non-monarchy...............................268
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The Sovereignty of the people - Staatsform and Regierungsform ..........269
The people - The community of citizens of Slovene
and non-Slovene ethnic origin...........................................271
The democratic legitimacy of state power ...............................272
The relations between the Freedom of an individual,
a free democratic society, and a democratic state.......................274
THE RULE OF LAW IN THE FRAMEWORK
OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION...............................................277
Constitutional aspects of Slovenias integration into the European Union.277
The Role of the Constitutional Court of Slovenia:
A European law perspective.........................................282
THE LEGACY AND NEW CHALLENGES OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS: THE DOMESTIC LEGAL PERSPECTIVE ......................287
The challenge from the West: cooperation or confrontation
between Luxemburg and Strasbourg...................................289
The challenge from the East: unprecedented, serious,
and large-scale violations of human rights.........................292
The challenge from the inside: The choice of judicial strategies to maintain the achieved level and coherence of the case law
of the European Court of Human Rights..............................296
Composition of the Court after the fall of the Berlin Wall..............301
The welcome of new judges by the ‘Old Court ............................302
The advantages of the ‘Old Court in securing direct links between national
and European jurisdictions.........................................304
The transition of the European Court of Human Rights based upon Protocol
No. 11 as it related to the selection procedure for judges ........306
The procedure before the reformed European Court of Human Rights ..310
The principle of respect for human dignity in the case law
of the European Court of Human Rights...................................312
The Strasbourg Court and the Human Rights Chamber of Bosnia
and Herzegovina ...................................................313
PART SIX:
CONSTITUTIONAL, LEGISLATIVE, AND JUDICIAL CASES ON SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL TRANSITION
TRANSFORMATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT:
THE JAKOP CASE ON THE ANNULMENT OF A LAW...................................325
The Jakop Case before the Constitutional Court of Slovenia..............325
Intermezzo: Democratic transition in Slovenia
and the Constitutional Court ......................................328
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The protection of individual rights by means of the annulment
of reviewed statutory provisions.........................................329
De constitutione ferenda - notes on the direction of changes
of judicial review in Slovenia...........................................331
AN EARLY ALTERNATIVE TO THE PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEM:
A SEMI-PRESIDENTIAL MODEL FOR SLOVENIA......................................337
The rules of the scheme..................................................337
The political effects of the scheme .....................................338
Advantages of the scheme...........................................339
Methods of electing the president........................................340
Coping with ethnic division .............................................341
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS CONCERNING
LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS IN SLOVENIA ................................... 345
The disputed solution to the constitutional impasse......................345
The Common European constitutional heritage and the respective standards. 348
The legitimacy and legality of constitutional law........................349
IMPLEMENTING AND ADJUDICATING ON CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS ON PROPERTY RIGHTS AND FREE ENTERPRISE.................... 353
An outline of Slovenias constitutional law provisions
on the market economy..............................................353
Unresolved legal issues of the transition from a command economy
to a market economy................................................355
Differences between the case law of the European Court of Human Rights, the Slovene Constitutional Court, and the legislative practice in Slovenia
with regard to denationalization and privatization .....................358
The legal education, independence, and impartiality of judges............ 360
DENATIONALIZATION AND RESTITUTION OF PROPERTY: CONSTITUTIONAL COURT CASE LAW.........................................363
Case law of the Slovene Constitutional Court: 1992-1998 ................. 365
Concluding remarks: inputs and outputs of the major decision-makers .....377
LEGISLATIVE REQUISITES FOR AN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT:
THE CASE OF A MEGA GAMBLING RESORT IN SLOVENIA.............................. 379
The two investors ............................................... 381
Strategic issues of the gambling related tourist industry................ 383
Specific solutions and their alternatives......................... 384
Medium and long term strategic issues ...................................385
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THE RIGHT TO PROVIDE AND TO RECeiVE INFORMATION: INTERFERENCE WITH THE ELECTORAL PROCESS
IN THE PATRIA CASE .......................................................387
As to the facts: the international allegations .......................387
As to the law: libel and criminal law .................................388
Temporary precautionary measure........................................389
Interference with the democratic electoral process in a friendly state.390
Drittwirkung and the respective responsibility of the Finnish Government .... 390
Proportionality of the interference with the democratic process........391
The double-faced right to provide and to receive information...........392
Abuse of the freedom of expression by YLE..............................393
CRISES AND PERSPECTIVES OF BUILDING A EUROPEAN NATION -THE CASE OF SLOVENIA by Matej Avbelj ...................................395
The centuries long struggle for a European Slovenia ...................395
The idea of a normal European nation...................................397
The Slovenian failures in building a normal European nation ...........401
The human dignity deficit............................................401
Slovenia’s pervasive monism and its consequences for democracy.......402
The systemic crisis of the rule of law...............................406
The perspectives of building a normal European nation..................407
APPENDIX
URSPRUNG UND ENTWICKLUNG
DER VERFASSUNGSDEMOKRATIE IN SLOWENIEN..................................413
Geschichtlicher Ursprung der slowenischen Eigenstaatlichkeit........413
Nationale Eigenständigkeit der Slowenen...........................413
Chronologie der geschichtlichen Entwicklung
des slowenischen nationalen Bewusstseins:.........................415
Slowenien von der Invasion der Achsenmächte
bis zur Gründung Josip Broz Titos föderativen Jugoslawiens (DFJ) ....416
Die Verfassungsentwicklung Sloweniens in Jugoslawien 1945—1990 ...... 417
Grundlagen der slowenischen Verfassungsmässigkeit...................418
Die Schriftstellerverfassung......................................419
Die Versammlung für die Verfassung
und die Demokratische Opposition Sloweniens (DEMOS) ..............420
Der verfassungsgebende Prozess ...................................421
Wesen der Verfassung des slowenischen Staates.....................421
Annahme, Geltung und Anwendung der Verfassung
der Republik Slowenien..............................................422
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Kontinuität in der Annahme der neuen Verfassung.....................422
Die inhaltliche Diskontinuität der alten und der neuen Verfassung...424
Durchsetzung des Rechts auf Selbstbestimmung........................425
Skelette im Schrank der Verfassungsdemokratie in Slowenien............ 426
Die neuen politischen Parteien und die Parteien des alten Regimes...426
Der Reinigungsprocess oder affirmative Aktion.........................428
Neue Verteilung des Eigentums und neue Generationen der Politikerv..430
Die fragsame Unabhängigkeit des Gerichtswesens........................432
Glaubwuerdigkeit des zentralen Wertesystems ..........................435
Rechtsprechung des slowenischen Verfassungsgerichthoffes ...............436
Der slowenische Model der Verfassungsgerichtlichen Kontrolle und die Übernahme der Europaeischen Menschenrechtskonvention
in die slowenische Rechtsordnung......................................436
Übertragung der Europäischen Menschenrechtskonvention
in die Slowenische „Verfassung der Schriftsteller“ (1988)............ 438
Der Einfluss des Strassburg Gerichtshoffes auf den slowenischen
Verfassungsgerichtshof................................................440
Analyse und Bewertung schwerer Verletzungen der Rechtsstaatlichkeit und der Menschenrechte unter dem jugoslawischen Kommunismus (1945-1990) in der Judikatur des Verfassungsgerichtshofs
der Republik Slowenien ...............................................441
Verfassungsgerichtliche Kontrolle der demokratischen
und wirtschaftlichen Reformen: des Übergangs vom totalitaeren Regime
zum europäischen Menschenrechte harmonisierten Rechtssystem ..........449
REFERENCES ............................................................... 457
INDEX.......................................................................473
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| series2 | Slovenia 1945-2015 : sovereignty, constitutionality, and the future of Slovenia's national system |
| spellingShingle | Jambrek, Peter 1940- Avbelj, Matej 1980- Nation's transitions social and legal issues of Slovenia's transitions 1945-2015 Literaturverz. S. 457 - 472 Staat (DE-588)4056618-3 gnd Verfassungsrecht (DE-588)4062801-2 gnd |
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| title | Nation's transitions social and legal issues of Slovenia's transitions 1945-2015 |
| title_alt | Ursprung und Entwicklung der Verfassungsdemokratie in Slowenien |
| title_auth | Nation's transitions social and legal issues of Slovenia's transitions 1945-2015 |
| title_exact_search | Nation's transitions social and legal issues of Slovenia's transitions 1945-2015 |
| title_full | Nation's transitions social and legal issues of Slovenia's transitions 1945-2015 Peter Jambrek, with a chapter by Matej Avbelj |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Nation's transitions social and legal issues of Slovenia's transitions 1945-2015 Peter Jambrek, with a chapter by Matej Avbelj |
| title_short | Nation's transitions |
| title_sort | nation s transitions social and legal issues of slovenia s transitions 1945 2015 |
| title_sub | social and legal issues of Slovenia's transitions 1945-2015 |
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| topic_facet | Staat Verfassungsrecht Slowenien |
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