318 KB41 KB201320252014Cigler, MihaelDreven, Simonletnik:40številka:6/7str. 1252-1265ISSN:0353-6521COBISSID:3919560URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-7UPC83URslIUS SOFTWAREPodjetje in deloEuropean UnionEvropska unijainteresne skupinekorupcijalobiranjeSloveniaSlovenijaLobiranje v praksi - legalizirana korupcija?|In the public mind, lobbyists are often portrayed as parasites or criminals while lobbying is viewed as little more than legalized corruption. This perception of lobbying, connected to a few individual cases in the past, is today mostly incorrect and as such does not reflect the reality of the situation. Lobbying is in fact lawful, legally regulated and legitimate activity, which stands apart only for being subjected to greater control due to the nature of its work. In this article the authors attempt to present lobbying in practice in a concise and integrative approach to enable a better understanding of what lobbyists actually do, how we do it and where we do itV javnosti pogosto prevladuje predstava, da so lobisti nekakšni paraziti in kriminalci, lobiranje pa ni nič drugega kot legalizirana korupcija. Takšna predstava, pa čeprav povezana z nekaterimi posameznimi primeri iz preteklosti, je danes večinoma zmotna in ne odseva realnega stanja. Lobiranje je namreč pravno urejena, zakonita in sprejemljiva dejavnost, ki je zaradi svoje narave podvržena strogemu nadzoru. Zato poskušata avtorja s prepletanjem različnih vidikov razumljivo predstaviti lobiranje v praksi, se pravi to, kaj lobisti počnejo, kako in kjeTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia