2014
DOI: 10.4312/ah.8.1.118-135
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»Za nov družbeni red«: genealogija samoupravljanja

Abstract: V prispevku sem predstavila zgodovinski razvoj koncepta samoupravljanja iz političnoekonomske teorije, kot so ga utemeljili utopični socialisti in anarhisti, na primer Pierre Joseph Proudhon (Kaj je lastnina?, 1890), v našem prostoru pa krščanski socialist Andrej Gosar leta 1935 v knjigi Za nov družbeni red. Edvard Kardelj (Smeri razvoja političnega sistema socialističnega samoupravljanja, 1979) je bil nato tvorec zakonodaje, ki je uvedla samoupravljanje v SFRJ v začetku 50. let 20. stoletja. Analizirala sem s… Show more

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“…43/1950). Both concepts, albeit with a different meaning, are still embedded in people's consciousness (Toplak, 2014) and affect the perception of goods. At least to a certain degree, these findings can be generalized to other post-communist countries of central and eastern Europe (Premrl et al, 2015, Markuszewska, 2018, where, due to socioeconomic changes as a consequence of regime changes and government decentralization, many gaps emerged between property legislation and rights in practice.…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…43/1950). Both concepts, albeit with a different meaning, are still embedded in people's consciousness (Toplak, 2014) and affect the perception of goods. At least to a certain degree, these findings can be generalized to other post-communist countries of central and eastern Europe (Premrl et al, 2015, Markuszewska, 2018, where, due to socioeconomic changes as a consequence of regime changes and government decentralization, many gaps emerged between property legislation and rights in practice.…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Private ownership was replaced by state (national) and social ownership (Urbanc, 2002). The power of decision-making was transferred from individuals, agricultural holdings, and local communities to the state level (Partlič, 1989) and, through the introduction of social ownership and workers' self-management, to employees (Šetinc, 1979;Toplak, 2014). By introducing new forms of ownership, the centuries-old existing and emerging connections between subtractable resources and their local communities -that were, in fact, their managers -started to break down.…”
Section: Industrial Society (1945-1991)mentioning
confidence: 99%