Why Croatia Needs a new Constitution?

Croatia

We, the People of the Federation! Constituent Authority in Classic and Modern Federations

FORMING A GOVERNMENT IN THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE – A PROPOSAL FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE

On the constitutionality of results of Croatian presidential election 2015

Abolishing All Mechanisms for Fixing Elections: The Citizens' Initiative to Change the Electoral System of Croatia

Constitutional Reforms of Citizen-Initiated Referendum: Causes of Different Outcomes in Slovenia and Croatia

Referendum of civic initiative in Croatia and Slovenija: constitutional regulation ; experience ; prospects

Constitutional engineering of citizen initiated referendum: Some recommendations to the Croatian constitution maker

The Constitution, the Electoral College, and the American Concept of Democracy - A View from Europe

From the Parliament Act 1911 to the European Act 2011: Transformation from Informal to Mandatory Referendum in British Constitutional Doctrine

Introduction: On the citizen initiated referendum in Croatia and Slovenia

On the question why basic principles of electoral system should be embedded into the Croatian constitution

GREAT EXPECTATIONS: THE NEW CROATIAN FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT

From the Parliament Act 1911 to the European Union Act 2011: Transformation from Informal to Mandatory Referendum in British Constitutional Doctrine

Contemporary Croatian electoral engineering as a sophisticated form of electoral manipulation

Responsibilities of direct democracy: the necessity of constitutional checks and balances

Directly Elected Mayors and the Problem of Cohabitation: The Case of the Croatian Capital Zagreb

On the unconstitutionality of provision on the withdrawal of the budget proposal by the head of the executive body - 1st part

On the unconstitutionality of provision on the withdrawal of the budget proposal by the head of the executive body - 2nd part

The Influence of the French Semi-Presidential System on the Shaping of the Constitutional Position of Presidents of the Republic in Post-Communist States: Croatia in Comparative Perspective

The Influence of the French Semi-Presidential System on the Shaping of the Constitutional Position of Presidents of the Republic in Post-Communist States: Croatia in Comparative Perspective

The Case for the Constitutional Veto of the President of the Republic of Croatia

What has to be Changed in the Croatian Electoral System?

SURVIVAL OF THE WESTMINSTER SYSTEM: THE UNSUCCESSFUL BRITISH AV REFERENDUM

Recall of mayor: Comparative experience and Croatian doubts

Is it necessary to change the constitutional provision on the citizen initiated referendum? - 1st part

Is it necessary to change the constitutional provision on the citizen initiated referendum? - 2nd part

Survival of the Westminster System: The Unsuccessful British AV Referendum

The Croatian Constitution and direct democracy

The Diaspora and elections for the Croatian Parliament - a proposal for a new model of election of three representatives of Croatian citizens that do not reside within the Republic of Croatia

Right to access to information and the Commissioner for Information

Right to access to information

Constitutional Court, electoral units in parliamentary elections and the principle of equality of the right to vote

A new regime of political financing in the Republic of Croatia

Citizens' right to vote abroad

Citizens' right to vote abroad (Part II)

Financing the 2009 - 2010 presidential elections in Croatia: conflicting interpretations of campaign finance laws

Constitutional Problems with the Implementation of the Parliamentary Elections and the Referendum on the Accession of the Republic of Croatia to the European Union

On the manner of election and the constitutional position of the President of the Republic: Discussion about possible constitutional changes after the presidential elections

Mayor and Council: New Institutional Framework of Croatian Local Self-Government in Comparative Perspective

Small States and Constitution Making: The Causes of Different Outcomes in Philadelphia and Bruxelles

Institutional reform of the Croatian local government: from cabinets to directly elected mayors and county governors

On Territorial and Administrative Reform of the Croatian Local Self-Government

The process of selecting Constitutional court judges in the Republic of Croatia - plaidoyer for a change

Differences between an "american" and european model of constitutional review

Influence of the electoral system on the shaping of the party system and government in the Republic of Croatia: 1990-2007

Election of judges to the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia in Croatian parliament by a two-thirds majority, and constitutional amendments

From Laeken to Lisbon - Rise and Fall of the Constitutional Treaty

Critical review of the Election of heads of municipalities, mayors, county governors and the major of Zagreb Act and the Act amending the Local and regional self-government Act (Part I.)

Croatian electoral legislation: possible and needful changes

Critical review of the Election of heads of municipalities, mayors, county governors and the major of Zagreb Act and the Act amending the Local and regional self-government Act (Part II.)

Electoral system regulating the election of Croatian parliamentary representatives - de lege ferenda

Federalism in former Yugoslavia and European Union: points of convergence in federalist principles and institutional structure

Explaining the Failure of the European Constitution: A Constitution-making Perspective

Election of judges to the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia from a comparative perspective

Consideration of the possibility of electing judges of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia by a two-thirds majority in the Croatian parliament

The D'Hondt method - the redundant mandate (Part I)

The D'Hondt method - the redundant mandate (Part II)

Introduction of a local presidential system and decentralization of the Republic of Croatia's political system

Introduction of a local presidential system in the Republic of Croatia from a comparative perspective

Local Self Governemnt and Decentralization

Croatian Membership in the EU and Constitutional Options for European Future

Local and Territorial (Regional) Self-Government Units'Executive Organs

Membership of Croatia in the EU and Constitutional Options

Croatian EU Membership and Constitutional Options

Croatian EU Membership and Constitutional Options (Part 2)

Introduction of Local Presidential System in the Republic of Croatia

Introduction of Local Presidential System in the Republic of Croatia (Part 2)¸

The Assent of the People is Not Necessary to the Formation of a Confederation: Notes on the Failure of the European Constitutional Referendums

The Causes of Failure of the European Constitution From the Perspective of the Constitution-Making Process

What brings the Law Amending the Local and Regional Self-Government Act

Direct Election of Mayors and County Prefects - European Experiences and Croatian Challenge

the Creation of the European Constitution as a "Quasi-Constitutional Moment"

Theory of constitutional moments and creation of the european constitution: some parallels with the creation of the US constitution

Which Model of Local Executive is Needed in Croatia? Some Ideas about Direct Election of Town Managers, Mayors and County Heads

Federalism and Republicanism - American Constitution Making

What Model of Local Executive to choose for Croatia

What Model of Local Executive to Choose for Croatia, 2. part

Direct Election of Heads of Municipalities, Mayors and County Governors, Part 1

Direct Election of Heads of Municipalities, Mayors and County Governors, Part 2

The American Supreme Court as Political Institution: the Case Bush v. Gore

Two Constitutional Conventions: Similarities and Differences between Philapedlphia and Brussels

The constitution, the electoral college and the American concept of democracy

John C. Calhoun's Theoty of Federalism: The Meaning and Contemporary Relevance of the Doctrine of Concurrent Majorities and the Doctrine of States' Rights

Erosion of the Constitutional Principle of Federalism in Contemporary American Political System

Contemporary American Cooperative Federalism - The Politics of Intergovernmental Relations

What the Antifederalists Were Really For