- Assoc. prof. Goran Vojković was born in Split in 1971. He graduated from the Faculty of Law in 1996, and gained Maste... moreAssoc. prof. Goran Vojković was born in Split in 1971. He graduated from the Faculty of Law in 1996, and gained Master's degree in 2003, on the topic Maritime domain of the Republic of Croatia, and in 2006 he obtained his Ph.D. under the title: Legal status of inland ports. He wrote two scientific monographies: Maritime Domain and Concessions (one of the first Croatian books on Maritime domain), and Inland Ports, and he published a great number of scientific and proffesional papers.
Goran Vojković has more than twenty years of work experience in the civil service and the real sector, working on different types of jobs; from the Government's office counselor to the Head of Board of directors of the Port Authority of the port of Vukovar, for four years he was a member of Supervisory board of JANAF company, and today, for the second time, he is an external member of the Committe for Legislation of the Croatian Parliament. Also, he has a great experience working on the EU projects in Croatia and BiH.
Currently, he works as an associate professor at the at the University North, and he co-operates with the other higher education institutions.
He is a member of St. Georgs-Orden – Ein europäischer Orden des Hauses Habsburg-Lothringen and member of Rotary Internatinal.edit
With the enactment of the new Act on Maritime Domain and Sea Ports in the summer of 2023, the Republic of Croatia has, after many years, established a new contemporary legal framework for regulating maritime domain and thereby the... more
With the enactment of the new Act on Maritime Domain and Sea Ports in the summer of 2023, the Republic of Croatia has, after many years, established a new contemporary legal framework for regulating maritime domain and thereby the maritime ports, the most economically significant part of the maritime domain. The new law aligns the concession model on the maritime domain and ports with European regulations and the general legislation governing concessions in the Republic of Croatia after several years of delay. Besides public traffic ports, the law comprehensively regulates specialpurpose ports, anchorages, and berthing areas. The concession granting procedures now adhere to the general law and have been adjusted to the specificities of concessions on maritime domain. This paper highlights the most significant changes introduced by the new legal framework.
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Properly organized office management is crucial for ensuring the efficient and effective operation of any organization. It enables proper documentation management, reducing the risk of information loss, inaccuracies, and data security... more
Properly organized office management is crucial for ensuring the efficient and effective operation of any organization. It enables proper documentation management, reducing the risk of information loss, inaccuracies, and data security breaches. An organized office management system significantly facilitates the work within the organization, leading not only to better work results but also to a more pleasant working environment documents are in place, moving through the organization in a predictable and clear manner, and the organization itself appears orderly and professionally managed from the outside. Legal entities outside the circle of state bodies, whether profit-oriented companies, institutions, or associations, are generally free to organize their model of office management and document flow within the organization. Public authorities precisely prescribe the handling of only part of the documentation for example, that related to financial-material operations. Additionally, special regulations exist for documentation containing personal data. However, when a legal entity has certain public authorities, it becomes obligated to implement the state model of office management. In the Republic of Croatia, the state office management model was significantly reformed in 2021 with the adoption of the new Office Management Regulation. This general legal act applies to state administration, local and regional self-government, and numerous legal entities exercising public authorities. Among these legal entities, there can be many companies (including those in private ownership), institutions, professional chambers, and even citizen associations. When public authorities are transferred to them, they become obligated to apply the office management system regulated by the aforementioned Office Management Regulation, a bylaw enacted by the Government of the Republic of Croatia. In this article, we will analyse this specific obligation of maintaining the state office management system in legal entities with public authorities in the Republic of Croatia.
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This paper investigates the volume, or the amount of (personal) data that a user (passenger) must give to the public transport organizations. The goal of the research is to structure and present, using the example of the largest cities in... more
This paper investigates the volume, or the amount of (personal) data that a user (passenger) must give to the public transport organizations. The goal of the research is to structure and present, using the example of the largest cities in the Republic of Croatia, which (personal) data public transport organizations can access on their mobile devices, and to answer the research question: What (personal) data do public transport organizations collect within the Republic of Croatia? During the research, the Google Store was accessed, applications used for fare collection were checked, and data that the user must accept in order to use the transport service within public transport, and to be able to pay for that service with a mobile device, were structured (in table). Based on this data, a model proposal was made that shows the data collected and processed, used for fare collection.
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The paper underscores the potential enhancement of the smart city paradigm through the integration of smart airports, which serve as pivotal hubs for traffic and logistics. This integration promises synergistic benefits and optimized... more
The paper underscores the potential enhancement of the smart city paradigm through the integration of smart airports, which serve as pivotal hubs for traffic and logistics. This integration promises synergistic benefits and optimized transportation services for citizens and visitors. However, the varying management models of smart cities and airports across different countries pose challenges. While smart cities typically operate under local self-government models, smart airports within the EU often adopt concessionaire or public-private partnership structures. Consequently, there is a critical need to harmonize these distinct management approaches to facilitate smart airport development within the European context, thereby bolstering the advancement of smart cities and surrounding regions. Additionally, the establishment of an appropriate legal framework is crucial to enable effective cooperation between these entities. This paper aims to analyze the requisite legal framework, focusing particularly on European regulations concerning concessions and personal data protection. Furthermore, it will present examples of best practices that could be implemented within both smart city and smart airport systems.
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This paper aims to analyse the business result and the trend of the number of users of the streaming platform Netflix in the time after the COVID-19 pandemic. The paper investigates financial indicators and the trend of the number of... more
This paper aims to analyse the business result and the trend of the number of users of the streaming platform Netflix in the time after the COVID-19 pandemic. The paper investigates financial indicators and the trend of the number of users to analyse business trends before and after the COVID-19 pandemic. The results of the research on the trend of financial parameters indicate a slowdown in revenue growth, which is a clear indicator of market saturation. The overall costs of the platform are growing faster than the revenue growth due to the increase in the production of original content. The number of users is still growing, which is more a result of the expansion of the platform to new markets than an increase in the number of users in existing markets. The results of the business analysis of the Netflix platform indicate the approach of saturation in the existing revenue generation model and the increasingly significant activity of competitors in the industry of streaming platforms for the distribution of video content.
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Standard ISO/IEC 17799 is a group of controls for establishing information security management system that provides integrity, availability and confidentiality of information. Except that organizations would maintain a system that would... more
Standard ISO/IEC 17799 is a group of controls for establishing information security management system that provides integrity, availability and confidentiality of information. Except that organizations would maintain a system that would complied the standard ISO/IEC 17799, the same system must be linked to positive regulations of the Republic of Croatia that are applicable to information systems' security. Violation of security policies and procedures that are part of system is not only incompatibility to standard ISO/IEC 17799, but also violation of legal acts that foresees sanctioning. This paper will analyze legal requests and standard controls that apply to personel screening during recruitment and data protection and privacy of personal information. Standard proposals are defined as well as permitted and non-permitted action in Republic of Croatia.
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Uredsko poslovanje u državnim i javnim tijelima u Republici Hrvatskoj uređeno je Uredbom o uredskom poslovanju donesenoj jos 1987. godine. Ne treba posebno obrazlagati kako je taj propis vec uvelike zastario i neprimjeren suvremenom... more
Uredsko poslovanje u državnim i javnim tijelima u Republici Hrvatskoj uređeno je Uredbom o uredskom poslovanju donesenoj jos 1987. godine. Ne treba posebno obrazlagati kako je taj propis vec uvelike zastario i neprimjeren suvremenom uredskom poslovanju i poslovnim procesima potrebnim modernoj javnoj upravi. Stoga se ocekuje izrada nove Uredbe kojom bi se reguliralo uredsko poslovanje. S obzirom na sve vecu važnost informacijske sigurnosti, smatramo kako bi nova Uredba trebala uzeti u obzir Standard informacijske sigurnosti ISO/IEC 27001:2005. Time bi se usvojila dobra praksa jednog kvalitetnog ISO standarda, a i omogucila laksa implementacija ISO/IEC 27001:2005 u tijelima državne i javne uprave koje se odluce na njegovo uvođenje. Rad obuhvaca nacela implementacije osnova sigurnosnog standarda kroz podzakonski akt i nekoliko konkretnih primjera.
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Povezivanje primjene vise ISO standarda u jednoj organizaciji nije ni u kom slucaju nova pojavnost. Prihvacanjem, od strane Hrvatskog zavoda za norme standarda HRN ISO 19005-1:2008, formata datoteka elektronickih dokumenata za dugorocnu... more
Povezivanje primjene vise ISO standarda u jednoj organizaciji nije ni u kom slucaju nova pojavnost. Prihvacanjem, od strane Hrvatskog zavoda za norme standarda HRN ISO 19005-1:2008, formata datoteka elektronickih dokumenata za dugorocnu zastitu, omoguceno je da se taj standard poveže i na neki nacin bude nadogradnja danas vec rasirenog standarda informacijske sigurnosti HRN ISO 27001:2006. Naime, ISO 19005 rjesava jedan od najvecih problema upravljanja elektronickim dokumentima danas - pitanje njihove dugorocne pohrane. S obzirom da sustav informacijske sigurnosti u organizaciji mora obuhvatiti i arhivirane poslovne dokumente (koji su cesto tajni dugi niz godina), potrebno je analizirati gdje se ova dva standarda nadopunjuju i dodiruju, kako bi se ostvario sinergijski ucinak u povecanju ukupne kvalitete cuvanja i zastite informacija.
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„The right to be forgotten“ has been regulated by law only recently, with the entry into force of the General Regulation on the Protection of Personal Data (GDPR), as a mandatory regulation at European Union level. It is rooted in the old... more
„The right to be forgotten“ has been regulated by law only recently, with the entry into force of the General Regulation on the Protection of Personal Data (GDPR), as a mandatory regulation at European Union level. It is rooted in the old principle of criminal and misdemeanor law on rehabilitation – so even crimes should not be something that will accompany the perpetrator for life, but be deleted from the records after a while. With the advent of the Internet and Internet search engines, a problem appeared that certain behaviour or event related to a person remains permanently recorded and accessible to all. In relation to the development of „the right to be forgotten“, the case of Costeja (C-131/12) before the European Court of Justice between the Spanish subsidiary of Google against the Spanish supervisory authority of AEPD and Maria Costeja Gonzalez was extremely significant, because old, inconvenient information about financial problems he had had years earlier could be found searching Google. „The right to be forgotten“ was then defined by the GDPR, but legal practice is only being built. Thus, for example, according to the decision of the European Court of Justice in 2019, the law itself is exclusively related to the European Union and does not bind Google and others globally. The paper analyses the extent of „the right to be forgotten“ in accordance with today’s European law and its relation to media regulations.
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The beginning of 2023 marked the started of the application of the new Office Management Regulation in the Republic of Croatia. The Office Management Regulation updates the rules and measures of office management in the performance of... more
The beginning of 2023 marked the started of the application of the new Office Management Regulation in the Republic of Croatia. The Office Management Regulation updates the rules and measures of office management in the performance of state administration, other state bodies, local and regional self-government units and legal entities with public authority with the requirements of digitalization and electronic communications. The new legal regulation introduces digital first, electronic office operations, also including provisions on certain anti-corruption measures. These measures are intended to prevent abuses in the office management system of the public administration system. This paper describes how the introduction of modern electronic business can simultaneously introduce anticorruption measures and increase the legality and transparency of the work of the state and public administration. The model introduced by Croatia can certainly be an interesting example for other countries in the process of office business reform. The paper also explores the potential application of industry self-regulation anti-bribery standards.
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... Bibliographic record number: 432248. Journal. Authors: Hrgarek, Nadica; Vojković, Goran; Čupić,Tijana. ... Abstract: Statistical Process Control (SPC) techniques have been successfully used to monitor and improve manufacturing... more
... Bibliographic record number: 432248. Journal. Authors: Hrgarek, Nadica; Vojković, Goran; Čupić,Tijana. ... Abstract: Statistical Process Control (SPC) techniques have been successfully used to monitor and improve manufacturing processes and service operations for many years. ...
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Suvremeno poslovanje sve se vise temelji na raznim oblicima elektronickog poslovanja. Takav nacin poslovanja donosi i neke nove rizike za sigurnost informacija: od potencijalnih racunalnih prijevara i drugih oblika cyber-kriminala do... more
Suvremeno poslovanje sve se vise temelji na raznim oblicima elektronickog poslovanja. Takav nacin poslovanja donosi i neke nove rizike za sigurnost informacija: od potencijalnih racunalnih prijevara i drugih oblika cyber-kriminala do tehnickih pogresaka koje uzrokuju nepravilnosti u radu sustava i gubljenje podataka. Najveca opasnost i dalje se krije u samim korisnicima sustava, cijom se pravilnom edukacijom može umanjiti veliki dio sigurnosnih rizika. Uloga osiguranja je da podrži maksimalne napore u postizanju odgovarajuce razine sigurnosti u organizaciji i suoci se s događajima koje je nemoguce sprijeciti ili izbjeci uz ulaganje razumnog napora. Glavni službenik za informacijsku sigurnost nije u mogucnosti izjaviti da rizik ne postoji, no ukljucivanjem osiguravatelja u sustav upravljanja sigurnoscu informacija on ce moci slobodno izjaviti da je ucinio sve sto je bilo u njegovoj moci da umanji rizike, a one na koje ne može utjecati, prenio je na osiguravatelja.
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The beginning of 2023 marked the started of the application of the new Office Management Regulation in the Republic of Croatia. The Office Management Regulation updates the rules and measures of office management in the performance of... more
The beginning of 2023 marked the started of the application of the new Office Management Regulation in the Republic of Croatia. The Office Management Regulation updates the rules and measures of office management in the performance of state administration, other state bodies, local and regional self-government units and legal entities with public authority with the requirements of digitalization and electronic communications. The new legal regulation introduces digital first, electronic office operations, also including provisions on certain anti-corruption measures. These measures are intended to prevent abuses in the office management system of the public administration system. This paper describes how the introduction of modern electronic business can simultaneously introduce anticorruption measures and increase the legality and transparency of the work of the state and public administration. The model introduced by Croatia can certainly be an interesting example for other countries in the process of office business reform. The paper also explores the potential application of industry self-regulation anti-bribery standards.
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Ovaj rad se bavi ribarskim lukama Republike Hrvatske koje, prema danas ustaljenoj podjeli, ulaze u luke posebne namjene. U radu se pokazuje kako postojeca i vec dugo ustaljena podjela na luke otvorene za javni promet i luke posebne... more
Ovaj rad se bavi ribarskim lukama Republike Hrvatske koje, prema danas ustaljenoj podjeli, ulaze u luke posebne namjene. U radu se pokazuje kako postojeca i vec dugo ustaljena podjela na luke otvorene za javni promet i luke posebne namjene vise ne odgovara stupnju i potrebama gospodarskog razvoja Republike Hrvatske, posebno nakon ulaska Republike Hrvatske u Europsku uniju. Izjednacavanje javnog servisa kojeg luka pruža s namjenom luke (opca namjena – luka otvorena za javni promet, specijalizirana namjena – luka nije otvorena za javni promet) ogranicava gospodarski razvoj te otežava provođenje temeljnih tržisnih nacela Europske unije. Stoga se, koristeci ribarske luke kao primjer, predlaže temeljnu podjelu luka u hrvatskim propisima osuvremeniti. Osnovna kategorizacija luka bi trebala biti podjela na javne luke i privatne luke, ovisno o tomu pružaju li javni servis.
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Sažetak – Državna i javna uprava jedan su od najvećih naručitelja projekata iz područja informacijskih tehnologija u Republici Hrvatskoj. Prema podacima državnog proračuna, na takve projekte se godišnje troši oko milijardu kuna. Međutim,... more
Sažetak – Državna i javna uprava jedan su od najvećih naručitelja projekata iz područja informacijskih tehnologija u Republici Hrvatskoj. Prema podacima državnog proračuna, na takve projekte se godišnje troši oko milijardu kuna. Međutim, sustav nadzora nad takvim projektima, a koji neminovno uključuje sustav upravljanja rizicima, nije na odgovarajući način ni propisan ni razvijen u praksi. Postojeći oblici nadzora nad projektima u javnom sektoru, formalizirani putem sustava unutarnjih financijskih kontrola te poslova koje obavlja Državna ured za reviziju, primarno se usmjeravaju na financijske aspekte projekta, a velikim dijelom su i oblik naknadne kontrole projekta, dakle kada su rizici projekta već ostvareni. U ovom radu želimo pokazati kako bi formaliziranje i propisivanje obveznim upravljanja rizika u IT-projektima u državnoj i javnoj upravi, sukladno uobičajenoj metodologiji (identifikacija rizika, ocjena rizika, tretiranje rizika te monitoriranje i kontrola rizika) povećalo kv...
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Pozvano predavanje je obuhvatilo aktualnosti vezane uz pravnu regulaciju Interneta i pitanja nadzora Interneta, a posebno u vezi: autorskih prava i krsenja istih ; sigurnosti (nadzora vezano za teroristicke i druge kriminalne aktivnosti)... more
Pozvano predavanje je obuhvatilo aktualnosti vezane uz pravnu regulaciju Interneta i pitanja nadzora Interneta, a posebno u vezi: autorskih prava i krsenja istih ; sigurnosti (nadzora vezano za teroristicke i druge kriminalne aktivnosti) ; izuzetaka ("kucna kolekcija" glazbe i filmova) ; ACTA - zasto je problematicna i sto je trebala stititi.
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Autonomni brodovi, daljinski upravljani brodovi, brodovi koji imaju samo servisno osoblje – novi su termini koji se sve vise koriste kod razvoja novih oblika upravljanja brodovima. Nakon snažnog smanjena broja clanova posade, vrlo... more
Autonomni brodovi, daljinski upravljani brodovi, brodovi koji imaju samo servisno osoblje – novi su termini koji se sve vise koriste kod razvoja novih oblika upravljanja brodovima. Nakon snažnog smanjena broja clanova posade, vrlo ozbiljna istraživanja, ukljucujuci i eksperimentalna se provode na podrucju djelomicne ili potpune automatizacije pomorske plovidbe, koja bi trebala donijeti snižavanje troskova, povecanje sigurnosti te opcenito jos snažniji razvoj pomorske plovidbe. Ovakvi modeli svakako bitno mijenjaju pravni okvir upravljanja brodom te opcenito ovlasti i sustav zapovijedanja na brodu. U ovom radu cemo pokusati izvrsiti klasifikaciju pojmova novih oblika brodova (autonomni, daljinski upravljani), a koji se odnose na brodove koji rade pod polu ili potpuno samostalnom kontrolom te cemo također ponuditi standardizaciju novih termina. Također cemo navesti osnovne mogucnosti daljnjeg razvoja pravnog okvira pomorskog prava, na nacin da ce morati uzeti u obzir sve nove kategori...
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Croatia adopted a new legal framework for awarding concessions at the end of 2012, on the basis of the EU’s 2011 draft for a Concessions Directive. Now that the EU Concessions Directive 2014/23/EU, which is very similar to the 2011 draft,... more
Croatia adopted a new legal framework for awarding concessions at the end of 2012, on the basis of the EU’s 2011 draft for a Concessions Directive. Now that the EU Concessions Directive 2014/23/EU, which is very similar to the 2011 draft, has been adopted (in February 2014, with an implementation period of two years) Croatia—the first EU country to address the new EU concessions regime—can provide an interesting example of the implementation of the new concession model in practice. This note explains the development of the Croatian concession system and the introduction of the new framework of concessions, especially in relation to the ports, and notes some possible lessons for other Member States.
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Clanak govori o razvoju pravnog statusa hrvatske morske obale (u doba koje se razmatra nije se koristio pojam pomorsko dobro) od stupanja na snagu austrijskog Opceg građanskog zakonika do “ Naredbe o provedbi zakonskog clanka XXV. od... more
Clanak govori o razvoju pravnog statusa hrvatske morske obale (u doba koje se razmatra nije se koristio pojam pomorsko dobro) od stupanja na snagu austrijskog Opceg građanskog zakonika do “ Naredbe o provedbi zakonskog clanka XXV. od godine 1914. i o koncesijama na morskoj obali” . Clanak navodi kraci povijesni prikaz razmatranog razdoblja, osvrce se na § 287 Opceg građanskog zakonika koji morsku obalu svrstava u kategoriju opcih ili javnih dobara, analizira Naredbu iz 1914. godine te opsirno prikazuje studiju “ Morska obala u teoriji i praksi” koju je nas poznati pravni strucnjak Uliks Stanger napisao 1909. godine.
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The introduction of smart devices into households presents new challenges in terms of privacy and protection of personal data, given the wide set of data they collect. Replacing various meters that measure electrical energy, water or... more
The introduction of smart devices into households presents new challenges in terms of privacy and protection of personal data, given the wide set of data they collect. Replacing various meters that measure electrical energy, water or natural gas consumption, and with smart meters bring many benefits, such as the ability to read data automatically, an approach to managing energy distribution based on real-time energy consumption, although on the other hand it presents a new security risk. For example, by introducing a smart meter for electricity or water which can be monitored to even obtain information on how many household members are present in the household, and when the household is empty, and what are their life habits. Under the current consumer protection framework in the EU, service providers are under no obligation to notify customers that new consumer connected devices capture a significantly larger set of data about them and pose a potential privacy risk. In this paper, w...
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Existing classification of the Croatian seaports does not fit the level and meet the needs of the economic development of the Republic of Croatia, particularly after the Republic of Croatia joined the European Union. Equalizing public... more
Existing classification of the Croatian seaports does not fit the level and meet the needs of the economic development of the Republic of Croatia, particularly after the Republic of Croatia joined the European Union. Equalizing public service offered by a port with the purpose of the port itself (general purpose – port open for public traffic, special purpose – port not open for public traffic) limits the economic development and aggravates the implementation of the basic market policies of the EU. Therefore, modernisation of the basic classification of ports in the Croatian legislation is suggested. Basic categorization of ports should be as follows: public service ports, private service ports and private ports for private needs of an entrepreneur.
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The beginning of 2023 marked the started of the application of the new Office Management Regulation in the Republic of Croatia. The Office Management Regulation updates the rules and measures of office management in the performance of... more
The beginning of 2023 marked the started of the application of the new Office Management Regulation in the Republic of Croatia. The Office Management Regulation updates the rules and measures of office management in the performance of state administration, other state bodies, local and regional self-government units and legal entities with public authority with the requirements of digitalization and electronic communications. The new legal regulation introduces digital first, electronic office operations, also including provisions on certain anti-corruption measures. These measures are intended to prevent abuses in the office management system of the public administration system. This paper describes how the introduction of modern electronic business can simultaneously introduce anticorruption measures and increase the legality and transparency of the work of the state and public administration. The model introduced by Croatia can certainly be an interesting example for other countries in the process of office business reform. The paper also explores the potential application of industry self-regulation anti-bribery standards.
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Pomorsko dobro ima poseban pravni status u Republici Hrvatskoj. Predstavlja opće dobro, res extra commercium, dakle izvan je vlasničkog režima i njime po posebnim propisima upravlja Republika Hrvatska. Takva definicija pomorskog dobra, u... more
Pomorsko dobro ima poseban pravni status u Republici Hrvatskoj. Predstavlja opće dobro, res extra commercium, dakle izvan je vlasničkog režima i njime po posebnim propisima upravlja Republika Hrvatska. Takva definicija pomorskog dobra, u koje ulazi i morska obala, ima velike posljedice na sveukupno njegovo korištenje, zaštitu i gospodarske aktivnosti koje se na pomorskom dobru moraju obavljati po posebnim propisima na temelju koncesije, odnosno koncesijskog odobrenja. Iako je, slijedom navedenog, utvrđivanje granice pomorskog dobra na terenu iznimno važno, u praksi ono ide iznimno sporo i samo na zahtjev – što dovodi do ozbiljne pravne nesigurnosti. Nakon trideset godina od svoje neovisnosti, Republika Hrvatska još uvijek nema precizno određenu granicu svog pomorskog dobra. Stoga je postojeći model određivanja granice pomorskog dobra na terenu potrebno osuvremeniti i postaviti cilj – određivanje granice pomorskog dobra na cjelokupnoj hrvatskoj obali, čime bi se pravno uskladilo stanje i povećala pravna sigurnost. Postojeća literatura o pomorskom dobru govori o pravnoj prirodi pomorskog dobra, određivanju granice, gospodarskom korištenju i drugom. Ovaj je rad, prije svega, posvećen problematici oko utvrđivanja granice pomorskog dobra na hrvatskom Jadranu jer je nedovoljno pisano o organizacijskim i procesnim preduvjetima koje je potrebno ispuniti kako bi se taj opsežan posao napokon mogao odraditi.
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Pomorsko dobro ima poseban pravni status u Republici Hrvatskoj. Predstavlja opće dobro, res extra commercium, dakle izvan je vlasničkog režima i njime po posebnim propisima upravlja Republika Hrvatska. Takva definicija pomorskog dobra, u... more
Pomorsko dobro ima poseban pravni status u Republici Hrvatskoj. Predstavlja
opće dobro, res extra commercium, dakle izvan je vlasničkog režima i njime po posebnim
propisima upravlja Republika Hrvatska. Takva definicija pomorskog dobra,
u koje ulazi i morska obala, ima velike posljedice na sveukupno njegovo korištenje,
zaštitu i gospodarske aktivnosti koje se na pomorskom dobru moraju obavljati po
posebnim propisima na temelju koncesije, odnosno koncesijskog odobrenja. Iako je,
slijedom navedenog, utvrđivanje granice pomorskog dobra na terenu iznimno važno,
u praksi ono ide iznimno sporo i samo na zahtjev – što dovodi do ozbiljne pravne
nesigurnosti. Nakon trideset godina od svoje neovisnosti, Republika Hrvatska još
uvijek nema precizno određenu granicu svog pomorskog dobra. Stoga je postojeći
model određivanja granice pomorskog dobra na terenu potrebno osuvremeniti i postaviti
cilj – određivanje granice pomorskog dobra na cjelokupnoj hrvatskoj obali,
čime bi se pravno uskladilo stanje i povećala pravna sigurnost. Postojeća literatura o
pomorskom dobru govori o pravnoj prirodi pomorskog dobra, određivanju granice,
gospodarskom korištenju i drugom. Ovaj je rad, prije svega, posvećen problematici
oko utvrđivanja granice pomorskog dobra na hrvatskom Jadranu jer je nedovoljno
pisano o organizacijskim i procesnim preduvjetima koje je potrebno ispuniti kako bi
se taj opsežan posao napokon mogao odraditi.
opće dobro, res extra commercium, dakle izvan je vlasničkog režima i njime po posebnim
propisima upravlja Republika Hrvatska. Takva definicija pomorskog dobra,
u koje ulazi i morska obala, ima velike posljedice na sveukupno njegovo korištenje,
zaštitu i gospodarske aktivnosti koje se na pomorskom dobru moraju obavljati po
posebnim propisima na temelju koncesije, odnosno koncesijskog odobrenja. Iako je,
slijedom navedenog, utvrđivanje granice pomorskog dobra na terenu iznimno važno,
u praksi ono ide iznimno sporo i samo na zahtjev – što dovodi do ozbiljne pravne
nesigurnosti. Nakon trideset godina od svoje neovisnosti, Republika Hrvatska još
uvijek nema precizno određenu granicu svog pomorskog dobra. Stoga je postojeći
model određivanja granice pomorskog dobra na terenu potrebno osuvremeniti i postaviti
cilj – određivanje granice pomorskog dobra na cjelokupnoj hrvatskoj obali,
čime bi se pravno uskladilo stanje i povećala pravna sigurnost. Postojeća literatura o
pomorskom dobru govori o pravnoj prirodi pomorskog dobra, određivanju granice,
gospodarskom korištenju i drugom. Ovaj je rad, prije svega, posvećen problematici
oko utvrđivanja granice pomorskog dobra na hrvatskom Jadranu jer je nedovoljno
pisano o organizacijskim i procesnim preduvjetima koje je potrebno ispuniti kako bi
se taj opsežan posao napokon mogao odraditi.
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Na hrvatskoj razini epidemija, u svjetskim razmjerima pandemija COVID 19 virusa, izvanredna je situacija koja je početkom godine zahtijevala i donošenje izvanrednih mjera. Stanovništvo se po prvi puta suočilo s ograničavanjem slobode... more
Na hrvatskoj razini epidemija, u svjetskim razmjerima pandemija COVID 19 virusa, izvanredna je situacija koja je početkom godine zahtijevala i donošenje izvanrednih mjera. Stanovništvo se po prvi puta suočilo s ograničavanjem slobode kretanja, zabranom napuštanja mjesta prebivališta i stalnog boravka, samoizolacijom. Neosporan je i osjećaj straha, budući je COVID 19 bio novi virus o kojemu se gotovo ništa nije znalo. Posljedično se s epidemijom javila i mogućnošću zadiranja u privatnost te ostala prava i slobode građana. Svrha rada je na konkretnom primjeru istražiti značaj otkrivanja osobnih podataka za osobne slobode i prava prvooboljele osobe. Deskriptivnim metodama sinteze i analize, usporedbama, prikupljeni podaci su sistematizirani i komparirani s ciljem istraživanja zaštite osobnih podataka na primjeru prvooboljele osobe od COVID 19 virusa u Međimurskoj županiji. U radu se primjenjuje deskriptivno i razvojno istraživanje, a podaci su kvantitativno i kvalitativno analizirani uz pomoć programa Microsoft Office Excela te su prikazani tabelarno. Ovim radom analizirane su i komparirane objave Stožera civilne zaštite Međimurske županije te objave na eMeđimurju najčitanijem lokalnom portalu te mogućnost otkrivanja identiteta nultog pacijenta kao prve osobe oboljele od COVID 19 virusa u Međimurskoj županiji. Potvrđena je hipoteza H1: Moguće je utvrditi identitet osobe oboljele od COVID 19 virusa bez iznošenja osobnih podataka, kao i hipoteza H2: Otkrivanje identiteta rezultira stigmatizacijom osobe oboljele od COVID 19 virusa. Iz dobivenih rezultata istraživanja moguće je zaključiti kako mediji imaju veliku moć kada je riječ o utjecanju na formiranje stavova pojedinaca kao i na njihovo ponašanje. Također, s druge strane iznimno značajnu ulogu u informiranju ljudi, ali mogućnosti da pomognu ljudima, poglavito u kriznim situacijama da se osjećaju manje ugroženo ili čak bespomoćno.
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The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) begins to fully apply on May 25, 2018, and EU Member States have to transpose it into their national law by 6 May 2018. By this Regulation (i.e. by a binding act directly applicable), the... more
The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) begins to fully apply on May 25, 2018, and EU Member States have to transpose it into their national law by 6 May 2018. By this Regulation (i.e. by a binding act directly applicable), the European Union regulates the questions of personal data protection in a significantly different and more up-to-date way than regulated by the previous regulations. For the first time, biometric data/are also defined as personal data obtained by a special technical processing related to physical, physiological characteristics, or characteristics of an individual's behaviour, which provide or confirm the unique identification of the individual, such as face recognition or fingerprint identification. Given that these data are very commonly used in access control and time and attendance systems, in this paper, we would like to present the novelties that the GDPR brings, and which will have to be respected by everyone whose access control system or t...
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Confidential business information in the Republic of Croatia is regulated in an insufficient mode - the Data Confidentiality Act provisions are still on force for more than 20 years, and entirely inadequate for today's time.... more
Confidential business information in the Republic of Croatia is regulated in an insufficient mode - the Data Confidentiality Act provisions are still on force for more than 20 years, and entirely inadequate for today's time. Considering that information is now greatly kept in electronic form, it is necessary by the internal documents, and in accordance with the existing outdated legislation, to regulate in detail the issues of confidential business information. In case of exchange of business information which are confidential - it is necessary to sign the appropriate contract between the parties. This paper is about existing of legal shortcomings and how to overcome them in practice.
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In May 2018 the Croatian Parliament passed a new act in the urgent procedure, an Act on Road Transport. Significant changes were introduced in the area of road transportation of passengers, particularly regarding market liberalization of... more
In May 2018 the Croatian Parliament passed a new act in the urgent procedure, an Act on Road Transport. Significant changes were introduced in the area of road transportation of passengers, particularly regarding market liberalization of passenger taxi transportation, introduction of micro transport and regulation of the integrated passenger transport. This paper attempts to present the basic changes introduced by the new legal framework and the opportunities that it has opened on the market.
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Is the concept of Smart Cities only for big cities? When we talk about Smart Cities, we usually mean big cities. The concept of a Smart City enables us to solve the complex traffic and other problems of such cities. But what about small... more
Is the concept of Smart Cities only for big cities? When we talk about Smart Cities, we usually mean big cities. The concept of a Smart City enables us to solve the complex traffic and other problems of such cities. But what about small settlements? Does the Smart City offer something new to a town of a few thousand people? What is the best path for developing islands with several cities and small settlements? In this paper we want to show – what the Smart City model can bring to the small Municipality of Vis on the Island of Vis.
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The manufacturer or dealer is obliged to ensure that the device is repaired during the warranty period. In some countries, there is also an obligation to provide maintenance and spare parts for a certain number of years after the warranty... more
The manufacturer or dealer is obliged to ensure that the device is repaired during the warranty period. In some countries, there is also an obligation to provide maintenance and spare parts for a certain number of years after the warranty period expires. However, the regulations do not specify any obligation to provide security upgrades to IoT and/or other devices connected to the Internet (e.g., household routers that connect most citizens to the Internet). For example, what if a serious security flaw is discovered a few years after purchase in the communication protocol that the expensive IoT device uses? The manufacturer has no obligation to provide safety upgrades after the warranty period has expired. Such practices lead to serious security breaches. Therefore, we believe that such a practice is not appropriate, neither technologically, nor ecologically, and it violates the fundamental principle of conscientiousness and honesty in obligatory relations, known since Roman law, according to which in dealing with the other party one should act with confidence and respect to the person and interests of the other party. In this paper, we would like to explain the existence of the problem of the early safety obsolescence of devices from the view of information security and make proposals for improving legal regulation that would reduce the rapid obsolescence of devices in terms of safety.