UDŽBENICI UPRAVNOG PRAVA U BOSNI I HERCEGOVINI, HRVATSKOJ I SRBIJI. (Croatian)

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    • Alternate Title:
      ADMINISTRATIVE LAW TEXTBOOKS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, CROATIA AND SERBIA. (English)
    • Subject Terms:
      SERBIA; CROATIA
    • Abstract:
      Administrative law textbooks were regularly published in the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. However this literature has some weaknesses. Therefore, readers obtain murky knowledge regarding administrative law. That is the reason behind the necessity of modernizing the way of presenting and explaining administrative law in B&H, Croatia and Serbia. This paper presents basic information on the sociological and normative-dogmatic method for producing the administrative law textbooks for students and other interested readers. Based on methodological objections in the application of methods for the preparation of textbooks of administrative law, the author sketches basic guidelines in order, according to his opinion, such textbooks would be produced in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      U bivšoj Socijalističkoj Federativnoj Republici Jugoslaviji objavljivani su udţbenici iz upravnog prava. Ova literatura ima odreĎene slabosti i zbog toga čitaoci stječu nejasna saznanja o upravnom pravu. Zato je potrebno modernizirati način izlaganja i objašnjenja upravnog prava u BiH, Hrvatskoj i Srbiji. U radu se izlaţu osnovne informacije o sociološkom i normativno-dogmatskom metodu za izradu udţbenika iz upravnog prava za studente i druge zainteresirane čitaoce. Na osnovu metodoloških zamjerki u primjeni metoda za izradu udţbenika upravnog prava autor daje osnovne smjernice kako bi, po njegovom shvatanju, u budućnosti trebalo postupati izradi ovakvih udţbenika. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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