The issue researched in this article is, whether the transformation of property relations, the process which has been taking place in the history even before the emergence of Roman law, can be achieved in modern times, by involving other factors of production (as for example work rather than capital) as a foundation for appropriation. Such a transformation would change the contemporary economic paradigm, based on capital as an exclusive foundation for appropriation substantially and would change the society as a whole.
COBISS.SI-ID: 2448851
The monograph presents the Slovene corporate law in a manner that is methodologically comparable with other international encyclopedic works in the field of corporate law. All basic chapters of corporate law are elaborated, including the general theory of corporate law, types of companies, shares and bonds, capital and status changes, governance structures of the one and two tier systems, mergers, acquisitions, takeovers, etc. It contributes to a better understanding of the Slovene corporate law and theory in the broader international perspective.
COBISS.SI-ID: 32430173
This scholarly monograph gives holistic and in-depth as well as theoretically rounded overview of corporate and corporation law in Slovenia. It takes into account historic development as well as the current situation and regulation, particularly problems in the implementation of legislation. Special attention is paid to corporate management and partnerships. Considering the scope of the project, it is very important that it presents the regulation and position of shareholders, particularly minority shareholders and analyzes the regulation and solutions as well as practices that could be applied also in other situations and fields, where the protection of minorities or weaker parties might be required.
COBISS.SI-ID: 4222935
The key lessons of mass privatization implemented in Central and Eastern Europe are analyzed and presented in this paper. What are the necessary regulatory, institutional and social ingredients which provide incentives for successful restructuring of the firms in transition and what are the essential impediments which may burden the efforts of restructuring? The discussion will be presented on the basis of comparative institutional basis and it will try to provide some of the answers of how to provide more stimulating institutional environment for the future economic development in the context of Europeanization and globalization.
COBISS.SI-ID: 2449107
Modern societies are preoccupied with efficiency and economic growth; EU concentrated this preoccupation in Lisbon strategy of 2000. It should turn Europe into the most efficient knowledge based economy. Growth was to be achieved by increased competitiveness assisted by globalization. In 2005, the “old” strategy was replaced by a “renewed” one. The “scientific” pillar of both strategies was production function while their Achilles' heel was total neglect of aggregate demand. In 2010, the two failed strategies were replaced by Europe 2020. According to it, EU should become a smart, sustainable and inclusive economy. Europe 2020 is a slightly more realistic plan than the predecessors but nevertheless a kind of pre election program with a lot of promises, newly invented expressions, and empty slogans; the demand side is again ignored. Therefore, Europe 2020 will most likely soon turn to a worthless political document providing speech-making and jobs for EU bureaucracy responsible for its “implementation”. The neglect of the demand side is however much more fateful in actual economic policies which insist on the assumption that excessive public expenditures is to be blamed for the crisis and try to heel it by hysteric savings. In reality, the crisis was created by long lasting redistribution of GDP,, hyper production, creation of demand by credits, and financial speculations. Public sector became “excessive” because governments had to prevent financial collapse created by private sector. Steadiness on current economic policies and savings hysterics therefore do not threaten only the Europe 2020, they threaten the sole existence of EU. Euro, for many years the most prestigious element of European unification turned to its threat, as well.
COBISS.SI-ID: 518667801