June 6, 2010 - Tada je 4.000 ljudi koliko se skupilo na skupu „Odustanite“ zaključilo da stranke uglavnom zanima akontacija a ne demokracija. E, tu je Globus došao na svoje jer akontacija, a ne demokracija zanima i taj tjednik. Zato taj tjednik nasilno ponašanje transvaluira u poduzetništvo, preživjelo miteleuropsko prenemaganje u rafinman, omalovažava  individualnu/civilnu borbu protiv nepravde. Zato udara po Pravu na grad, Zelenoj akciji i gđi Urši Raukar. Saša Poljanec Borić Više»

Trka sa vremenom ili - što možemo očekivati od „programa gospodarskog oporavka“ Vlade RH? – May 21, 2010 - Alternativu bismo trebali vidjeti u jednom programu kojem će u osnovi ležati koncepcija dugoročnog društveno-ekonomskog razvoja kojom će se odrediti socijalni, ekološki i ekonomski ciljevi. Vladimir Cvijanović Više»

Just Blame it on Bologna – March 29, 2010 -

While Bologna reforms might not have been the cause of underfunding in higher education or of the disregard for wider social implications of massification in higher education, it has done very little in alleviating these problems. A brief look at the process has shown it to be driven primarily by the concerns which revolve around competitiveness on the global market, which is why most progress is reported in the area of structural and administrative reform. The real substantive reforms, which should lead to improved quality and academic mobility, have not been tackled in many countries

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Icesave but you pay: the (im)potence of people power – March 15, 2010 - 'At this point readers familiar with Croatia’s accession journey to the EU will remember that a recent bilateral territorial dispute with Slovenia blocked its negotiation process with the EU. Another country that is using the EU card in bilateral disputes is Greece, which is blocking the accession of FYR Macedonia. While in academic literature the EU is usually portrayed as Janus-faced, with an intergovernmental and a supra-governmental side, when it comes to crucial interests of member states, it repeatedly fails the test of unity.' Danijela Dolenec more»