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PUBLIC ATTITUDES TO "OMBUDSMAN" INSTITUTIONS (Attitudes of Women and Disadvantaged People)

ОБЩЕСТВЕНИ НАГЛАСИ КЪМ ИНСТИТУЦИИТЕ ОТ ТИПА “ОМБУДСМАН” (нагласи на жени и хора в неравностойно положение)

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian

The current focus group is part of a research project aimed at strengthening human rights in Bulgaria by establishing institutions such as the Ombudsman. A special focus in this case was on the respect of the rights of women and disadvantaged people. The group discussion is an attempt to extract the main problems faced by Bulgarian women and disadvantaged people in a Bulgarian municipality and on this basis to outline the place and the role of the ombudsman institution.

Policy and Legal Environment for the Growth of the SME Sector in Bulgaria

Икономически и правни условия за развитието на малките и средни предприятия в България

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian

The Policy Forum aims to identify those factors that will improve the economic and legal environment for the growth of the small and medium sized enterprise("SME") sector in Bulgaria. The forum has brought together some of the country's most influential individuals, representing various institutional and independent bodies, to discuss the constraints that are hindering the development of the SME sector and to propose and review various recommendations to overcome these obstacles

X Factor Serbia

X Faktor Srbija

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Serbian

INFORMATION BULLETIN "Solidarity abroad" - 72

BIULETYN INFORMACYJNY "Solidarność za granicą" - 72

Author(s): / Language(s): Polish

among others: * PROCES JANUSZA PAŁUBICKIEGO * "Głos" - program bieżący

PACIFIK. Journal for Culture of Peace

PACIFIK. Časopis za kulturu mira

Author(s): Zdravko Grebo,Slobodan Blagojević,Rada Iveković,Miško Šuvaković,Dragan Velikić,Mirjana Miočinović,Obrad Savić,Bogdan Bogdanović,Svetozar B. Marković,Nataša Radovanović,Gordan M. Maričić,Velimir Abramović,Dragan Todorović,Lepa Mlađenović / Language(s): Serbian

DOCUMENTATION OF TIME 1951 / 24 – Index for the Issues 001 (1949) to 024 (1951)

DOKUMENTATION DER ZEIT 1951 / 24 – Register für die Hefte 001 (1949) bis 024 (1951)

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

DOCUMENTATION OF TIME 1952 / 36 – Index for the Issues 025 to 036 (1952)

DOKUMENTATION DER ZEIT 1952 / 36 – Register für die Hefte 025 bis 036 (1952)

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

PACIFIK - Journal of Peace Culture 1992/Issue_2

PACIFIK - Časopis za Kulturu MIra 1992/Broj_2

Author(s): Zdravko Grebo,Rada Iveković,Miško Šuvaković,Mirjana Miočinović,Bogdan Bogdanović,Svetozar Marković,Nataša Radovanović,Gordan M. Maričić / Language(s): Serbian

published in 1992 by "Centar za antiratnu akciju"

EUROMONITOR 04 (2006/10/23)

EUROMONITOR 04 (2006/10/23)

Author(s): Igor Boțan,Iurie Gotișan,Valeriu Prohniţchi,Alex Oprunenco / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Democratic institutions; Transnistria conflict; capacity of administration; juridical system; economic reforms; foreign trade; human traffic; migration; border control;

The reports in the "Euromonitor" series aim at independent and objective monitoring of the implementation process of the Republic of Moldova - European Union Action Plan. The actions adopted and implemented by both signatories of the Plan will be monitored quarterly. The action plan is a complex document, structured in 7 chapters, which provides for the implementation of about 300 actions, some defined more or less precisely, others very ambiguous. Unable to monitor such a complex document, the authors of "Euromonitor" focused on priority actions, identified in the Action Plan itself.

Position and Rights of Criminal Offense Victims in the Republic of Croatia

Položaj i prava žrtava kaznenih djela u Republici Hrvatskoj

Author(s): Mia Božić Mihanović,Matea Anić,Milena Čalić-Jelić,Ana Šeničnjak,Natalija Havelka,Reena Nair,Đino Đivanović,Miren Špek,Veselinka Kastratović / Language(s): Croatian

Keywords: law on victims; Croatia; criminal law; rights; victims evaluation; domestic violence; sexual violence; human trafficking; hate crime; war crime; EU legislation;

Documenta – Centar za suočavanje s prošlošću, Centar za mir, nenasilje i ljudska prava iz Osijeka, Bijeli krug Hrvatske iz Splita i Udruga za podršku žrtvama i svjedocima iz Vukovara od 1. siječnja 2017. provode projekt pod nazivom Prava, podrška, zaštita i kompenzacija žrtava kaznenih djela u svrhu doprinosa implementaciji Direktive 2012/29/EU o minimalnim standardima prava, podrške i zaštite žrtava kaznenih djela i Direktive 2004/80/EC o kompenzaciji žrtava kaznenih djela. Kroz razgovore i susrete sa žrtvama ratnih zločina, zločina iz mržnje, obiteljskog nasilja, diskriminacije uvidjeli smo da još uvijek postoji velik broj žrtava koje su nedovoljno informirane o svojim pravima te da se u praksi sustav besplatne pravne pomoći (BPP) pokazao kao nedjelotvoran, zbog nedovoljne potpore države programima BPP, te stoga i neodrživosti postojećih mehanizama kroz organizacije civilnog društva (OCD) te nevoljkosti odvjetnika da se prihvate kompliciranijih predmeta zbog umanjenih tarifa za svoj rad. U raskoraku između važećih normi i stvarne potrebe za zaštitom ljudskih prava prečesto stradaju stvarni, živi ljudi, žrtve povreda ljudskih prava. Vremenski period obuhvaćen ovim izvještajem, 2017. i prva polovina 2018. godine, obilježilo je poboljšanje pravnog okvira zaštite žrtava kroz ratifikaciju Istanbulske konvencije, punu implementaciju Direktive 2012/29/EU izmjenama Zakona o kaznenom postupku i donošenje novog Zakona o zaštiti od nasilja u obitelji. Važan izvor smjernica za bolju primjenu zaštite konvencijskih prava žrtava nacionalnim tijelima dale su presude Europskog suda za ljudska prava u predmetima protiv Republike Hrvatske. Početkom 2018. započeo je program podržan od Ministarstva pravosuđa razvijanja i širenja mreže podrške žrtvama kaznenog postupka kroz suradnju i jačanje kapaciteta organizacija civilnog društva.

Documentation of Time 1960 / 210

Dokumentation der Zeit 1960 / 210

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

Tour of friendship of a Government delegation of GDR through Asia (January 5 — February, 12, 1960) // The Bonn legislation on emergency powers // Second All African people’s conference (January 25 — 31, 1960 in Tunis) // In Review: The realization of the right of co-decision of the operatives in the workshops of GDR (I) // Bonn Bundeswehr Generals — skilled workermurderers // Dr. Erich Mende — First chairman of FDP (Shorter biography) // March of Events: On Adenauer’s „German conviction of own mission“. // „The brown worm in literature“. // „Case of Hagemann — symptom of ,Schröderism’“. // Actual quotations: Others about GDR. // „Nobody wants to hear of black physicians“. // Adenauer „answers“ Cologne students. // „Assuan: a hard nut to crack“. // Actual cartoons // Documents on the tour of a Government delegation of GDR to the Far East // Communiqué on the stay in the Mongolian People’s Republic (January 8, 1960) // Communiqué on the stay in the People’s Republic of China (January 18, 1960) // Communiqué on the stay in, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (January 25, 1960) // Communiqué on the stay in the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (January 29, 1960) // Declaration of the signatory powers of the Warsaw Pact (February 4, 1960) // Communiqué on the conference of representatives of the communist and workers’ parties of the socialist countries of Europe concerning questions of development of agriculture (February 2 and 3, 1960, in Moscow) // Source materials // Chronicle: February 16-29, 1960 // Special register: The year of 1945

SOVIET-Literature. Issue 1961-10

SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1961-10

Author(s): Sergej P. Antonov,Lew Kokin,Isaak Kramow,Alexander Kriwizki,Alexander Makarow,Georgi Markow,Leonid N. Martynov,Boris Nikolaevič Polevoj,Alexander Prokofjew,Dmitrij Dmitrievič Šostakovič,Dagnija Sigmonte,Jarosław Smeljakow,Juhan Smuul,Leonid Sobolew,Vladimir Alekseevič Solouchin,Aleksej A. Surkov / Language(s): German

Juhan Smuul: The Ice-Book // Sergej Antonow: Aljonka // POEMS Alexej Surkow: My contemporary / Jarosław Smeljakow: Propaganda // Leonid Martynow: A Person rose into the Universe // SPEAKING WRITERS: Boris Polewoi: When reading the new program // Alexander Prokofjew: The all-conquering Truth: // Leonid Sobolew: Towards the Future // Wladimir Solouchin: Local Poetry (interview) // Dagnija Sigmonte: The greatness of our days // Georgi Markow: Responsibility towards the epoch // OUR CONTEMPORIES: Lev Kokin: On the Meaning of Life // LITERATURE AND REVIEWS: Alexander Kriwizki: From the bottom of my heart // Alexander Makarow: Sergej Antonow // ART: Dmitri Shostakovich: For expressive, gorgeous, inspirational Music // Semjon Tschertok: The Seven Year Plan in Action // BOOKS AND MAGAZINES: Isaak Kramow: About Life and Struggle

Electoral barometer of Caraş-Severin county

Barometrul electoralal județului Caraș-Severin

Author(s): Bruno Stefan / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: ”administrative issues”;”trust in political leaders”;”voting intentions”;

The survey was conducted between August 29 to September 1, 2020 on a sample of 1173 people residing in all areas of the county. He measured the opinion towards the candidates in the local elections, the expectations from the future mayors, the voting intentions, the confidence in the local and regional personalities.

The world and its political values. May 1-7, 2020

Lumea și valorile ei politice. 1 - 7 Mai 2020

Author(s): Bruno Stefan / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: values;external politics;trust in political leaders;voting intentions;

The survey was conducted on May 1-7, 2020 on a national sample of 1545 selected people from 148 rural and urban localities in all counties of Romania. He measured the attitude towards the politics of some states, towards socialism and capitalism, confidence in political leaders, in the projects of political parties, in certain issues of public interest, voting intentions.

Pre-electoral barometer of Baia Mare municipality

Barometrul preelectoralal municipiului Baia Mare

Author(s): Bruno Stefan / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: administrative issues;trust in political leaders;voting intentions;

The survey was conducted between 1-5 August 2020 on a sample of 911 inhabitants of the city. He measured people’s opinion about the mayoral candidates, voting intentions, comparisons between the main competitors, the expectations of the population from the future mayor, the evaluation of the current mayor’s involvement in various administrative issues.

The political barometer of Caransebeș municipality

Barometrul politic al municipiului Caransebeș

Author(s): Bruno Stefan / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: administrative issues;trust in political leaders;voting intentions;

The survey was conducted between September 8-9, 2018 on a sample of 419 adults living in the city. He measured how the population perceives the involvement of the mayor’s office in various administrative issues, trust in local political leaders, voting intentions in local elections, the perception of local party organizations.

Documentation of Time 1960 / 218

Dokumentation der Zeit 1960 / 218

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): German

Keywords: German Democratic Republic; History of GDR; Cold War History; German division;

CONTENTS: INFORMATION After the Summit wrecked by USA Democratic forces from East and West-Germany jointly discuss the future road towards peaceful solution of the German question // New Soviet disarmament proposals in the spotlight of the world // Bonn incites chauvinism and revanchism // IN REVIEW: The yielding of the right-wing SPD leaders before the pressure of the militarists // BIOGRAPHIES: Dr. Karl Silex — chief editor of the West Berlin „Tagesspiegel“ // MARCH OF EVENTS: Actual quotations: Others about GDR. // „Children at the workbench“. // „Trench mortars with wrong target“. // „NS specialist in forced labour drafted bill for emergency service“. // Caricatures // DOCUMENTS: Protest of the Government of GDR against conscription in West Berlin // Note to the Government of the United States (June 6, 1960) // ADN-interview with the head of the law department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Bock (published on Juni 19, 1960) // Notes of the Government of GDR to the States of the anti-Hitler-coalition on the question of the interpersion of Bonn’s law apparatus with war criminals and Fascists (May 6, 1960) // Letter to the Secretary General of the United Nations Dag Hammerskjoeld // Declaration of the Government of the Soviet Union on the adventurous policy of the Government of Japan (June 15, 1960) // Source materials // CHRONICLE: June 16—30, 1960 // Special Register: Materials on the ideological war preparation in West Germany

Transnistria: A gradual Reintegration

Transnistria: o Reintegrare treptata

Author(s): Nicu Popescu,Leonid Litră / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Transnistria; separation; reintegration; Moldova;

Of all the post-Soviet secessionist conflicts, the one in Transnistria has long been perceived as the most "solvable." There is little ethnic hatred and most stakeholders accept, in principle, the need to reintegrate Transnistria into Moldova. The election of a new Transnistrian leader and the support given to the issue by German Chancellor Angela Merkel as part of the security dialogue with Russia have also fueled hopes of a solution to the conflict. However, the conflict will not be resolved through a diplomatic offensive. A quick and reckless solution, based on a big deal with Russia, would almost certainly affect Moldova's integration into the EU. Instead, the EU and Moldova should pursue a bottom-up de facto reintegration policy. The EU should maintain high-level diplomatic pressure on Russia to expand the scale of confidence-building measures between the Republic of Moldova and Transnistria, changing peacekeeping arrangements, and eliminating military checkpoints. The EU should also expand its interaction with the Transnistrian authorities through joint projects and look for ways to connect the region to EU-Moldova cooperation, including free trade. But by far the most important contribution of the EU to the conflict settlement process will come from a firm policy of anchoring Moldova in Europe by supporting the reform process, a visa-free regime and free trade between the EU. and Moldova.

About language beyond itself

O jeziku izvan sebe

Author(s): Rada Iveković / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Yugoslavia; translation; politics;

Pogovor za hrvatsko izdanje knjige „Politike prevođenja“, Fraktura, Zagreb 2022 (Politiques de la traduction – Exercices de partage, Terra-HN Editions, 2019), sa francuskog prevela Milena Ostojić. Ovo je tekst razmišljanja o prevođenju jedne knjige o prevođenju, o prevedenim autorima i prevoditeljicama. Kada mi je izdavač Seid Serdarević, uz sugestiju i podršku Igora Štiksa, predložio da se ova moja knjiga prevede, ja se, naivno, nisam odmah dosjetila jadu – da će to implicirati da i ja budem prevedena i da radim na samom prevođenju, premda sam to mogla pretpostaviti. Koristim priliku da usput podvučem jedinstvenu „prevodilačku“ ulogu Igora Štiksa, filozofa, profesora, pisca i posrednika koji je i sam postao važna nenametljiva institucija, povezivača u prostoru zemalja nasljednica Jugoslavije, i na terenu zajedničkog jezika. On prevodi među našim zemljama, jezicima i kulturama i otvara skučene horizonte. Njegove brojne inicijative u oblasti očuvanja i njegovanja zajedničke kulture (njega, i njegovih prijatelja u Zagrebu, Sarajevu, Beogradu i drugdje, srećom ima ih) već daju vidljive rezultate i temeljac su u izgradnji alternativne budućnosti i prošlosti naših zemalja i kultura poslije četiri toksične decenije.

Europe in my city - What are we negotiating about and what are the negotiations with the EU bringing to us?

Evropa u mom gradu - O čemu pregovoramo i što nam pregovori sa EU donose?

Author(s): Ana Vujošević,Boris Marić,Chiara Gaia Iascone,Daliborka Uljarević,Danilo Ajković,Eliška Veselá,Jelena Žugić,Marko Šošić,Milan Marković,Mladen Perazić,Nemanja Tepavčević,Nikola Djonović,Petar Đukanović,Snežana Kaluđerović,Tamara Milaš,Vera Šćepanović,Vučić Ćetković / Language(s): Montenegrine

Keywords: Montenegro; EU; EU accession; integration; politics; society; benefits; economic policy; energy; social policy; public policies; judiciary;

Crna Gora će proći do sada najzahtjevniji i najsloženiji put pregovora sa Evropskom unijom (EU). Činjenica da će pregovori početi poglavljima 23 – Pravosuđe i temeljna prava i 24 – Pravda, sloboda i bezbijednost, kao i da će ova poglavlja ostati otvorena do samog kraja, ukazuje na veličinu izazova sa kojim će biti suočena Crna Gora tokom pregovaračkog procesa. U publikaciji pred vama je kratak osvrt na ono čime će se veliki broj ljudi uključenih u pregovore po raznim osnovama, a posebno crnogorske nadležne institucije, baviti kroz usklađivanje crnogorskog pravnog okvira sa komunitarnom tekovinom EU, ali i kroz riješavanje raznih nivoa problema tokom cijelog procesa pregovora i nakon njih. Naša je namjera da približimo široj javnosti sadržaj pregovaračkih poglavlja projektujući ih na crnogorski model pregovora. Naime, jedna dimenzija ovog složenog procesa je to što će hiljade ljudi konkretno, dugo i naporno raditi na ispunjavanju preporuka EU i usklađivanju pravnog okvira sa standardima EU, odnosno izgradnji institucionalnih i demokratskih kapaciteta crnogorskog društva. Ali, druga, podjednako važna dimenzija jeste što će se paralelno svi građani i građanke Crne Gore, polako ali sigurno, kretati ka razumijevanju i prihvatanju konteksta koji će oblikovati pregovori po ovim poglavljima, a što će pratiti učinkovite reforme. Poglavlja su kreirana po društvenim oblastima i cio proces je vrlo precizno razrađen da prvo skenira stanje društva koje treba da postane punopravni član EU, kroz eksplanatorne i bilateralne sastanke, nakon kojih se kroz napredak i realizaciju akcionih planova dolazi do mjerila za otvaranje pojedinih poglavlja koje prati dalji napredak i efikasnost i efektivnost realizacije utvrđenih zadataka do dostizanja mjerila za zatvaranje pojedinih poglavlja. Ova procedura pregovora može asocirati i na pravila neke društvene igre. Ko prođe sve baze na koje naiđe pobijedio je. Lijepo bi bilo da su pregovori igra, ali oni su najzahtjevniji i najizazovniji proces sa kojim se crnogorske institucije sistema, pa i crnogorsko društvo, u cjelini suočavaju. Dešava nam se da stavljamo svoje kapacitete na provjeru na način koji nam do sada nije bio svojstven. Provjeravamo mogućnosti pune izgradnje institucionalnih kapaciteta, istražujemo sopstvene demokratske potencijale, suočavamo se sa razbijanjem tabua i predrasuda, otvaramo se za drugosti, postajemo spremni da preuzmemo odgovornost. Možda se nekom čini da smo ovo nekada ili makar nešto od ovoga već radili. Pokušaja jeste bilo, ali sistemskog pristupa izgradnji funkcionalne demokratije i nečega što kratko možemo definisati kao evropeizaciju društva zasigurno nije bilo. Danas i Unija ima brojne probleme, a posebno su izraženi problemi ekonomske prirode. Sumnjičavi bi mogli postaviti pitanje da li je uopšte opravdano kretati se ka evropskim integracijama, da li su iste možda prevaziđene? Kvalitet evropskih integracija je upravo u tome što je Unija uspjela da izgradi mehanizme demokratskog rješavanja svih pitanja. A taj kvalitet je vrlo potreban na ovim prostorima. EU nije samo uspješna ekonomska priča, ona je prije svega uspješna demokratska priča. Sve i da, hipotetički gledano, Crna Gora odustane od evropskih integracija, ona ne bi imala budućnost funkcionalne i prosperitetne demokratije bez pretresanja i izgradnje društveno-političke i ekonomske osnove na vrijednosnoj osnovi izgrađenoj u Uniji.