No. 55-56, Vol. 2012

Uvodnik

Pravice do svobode izobraževanja, do svobode znanosti in umetnosti ter do avtonomije univerze

Peter Jambrekp. 3

Pravo človekovih pravic

Pilot judgments - constitutionalisation of the European Court of Human Rights?

Jan Zobecp. 12abstract

Legal interest for constitutional review procedure

Janez Čebuljp. 34abstract

Politics and Ideology Beyond the Law of Free Speech

Cao Xinglong p. 47abstract

Mutual interdependence of legal protection and organization of Slovenian minorities in neighboring countries - comparison between countries

Dejan Valentinčičp. 88abstract

Memories that Shape the Judicial Identity

Agata Filjakowskip. 125abstract

Human rights and business: In search of effective remedial measures

Jernej Letnar Černičp. 152abstract

The development of Euthanasia issues Slovenian medical profession after World War II

Mitja Četinap. 166abstract

The right to privacy on the internet

Nuša Anna Hrustek, Nina Matijaševićp. 193abstract

Teorija mednarodnega prava

Creation of State in international Law

Jure Vidmarp. 205abstract

The Emergence of a New Branch of International Law Dealing with Response, Assistance and the Protection of Persons in the Event of Disasters

Ana Polak Petričp. 219abstract

Compulsory adjudication as a necessary element of law

Mario Kresićp. 237abstract

Razprave

European Union after the crisis: strengthened or weakened ?

Tadej Petejanp. 260abstract

Audit Committees: Are they needed in the public sector?

Erna Štefe, Etelka Korpič-Horvatp. 283abstract

Citizen involvement in Slovenian spatial planning system: What can we learn from the New Labour planning reform in England?

Miha Vrabec, Alenka Temeljotov Salajp. 302abstract

Pogovor

2012 Jessup winners

Nataša Kolavčičp. 351

Recenzije

Tranzicija, utrjevanje in krize slovenske demokracije

Matej Avbeljp. 361