Pomen ustavnosti in ustavna demokracija : zbornik ob dvajsetletnici slovenske ustave

slovenian

2014

volume 69, issue 7/8

Narodna in univerzitetna knjižnica
(Obvezni izvod spletne publikacije)

The Faculty of Law of the University of Ljubljana and Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia have honored the twentieth anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the independent Republic of Slovenia in 1991 also by publishing scientific miscellany entitled Significance of Constitutionality and Constitutional Democracy. It was edited by professor Igor Kaučič. It includes thirty-one contributions predominantly in the Slovenian language, seven of them in English. They were contributed by renowned domestic and foreign (constitutional) lawyers, university professors, constitutional judges and other eminent lawyers. The contributions are divided into three subtitled thematic sections: Significance of Constitutionality and Constitutional Democracy; Relations between the Constitutional Court, National and International Bodies; and Selected Issues of Slovenian Constitutionality. The miscellany is introduced by keynote lecture of professor France Bučar, the president of the first Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia (and its Constitutional Commission) after its independence. The lecture was given at the two-day international scientific conference, held to commemorate the twenty years of the Slovenian Constitution on 21 and 22 December 2011 at the Faculty of Law, University of Ljubljana, and Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia. The conference was entitled Twenty Years of the Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia: Significance of Constitutionality and Constitutional Democracy.

20.01.2017