Introductory paper in this working paper series sets the stage, presenting the main doctrinal assumptions regarding the role of constitutional courts in democratic transitions and addressing methodological challenges of, and possible avenues for, assessing the role of constitutional courts in transitional contexts.
In line with contemporary theories on the position and role of the constitutional adjudication in a democratic system, this study offers a comprehensive analysis of the role and performance of the Constitutional Court of BiH in the last twenty years. Numerous existing evaluations and analyses, being rather cursory and partial, have almost completely neglected the issue of the quality of work and decisions of this Court. Thus, we believe that the perspective provided by this study will contribute to a fuller understanding of the role of Constitutional Court in the constitutional and political system of BiH, as well as bring more arguments in the discussions on the present and the future of this immensely important institution in the context of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This report points out that numerous legal provisions regulating freedom of peaceful assembly in BiH are not in accordance with international standards and examples of good practice in this area, and it offers concrete recommendations for their improvement.
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The legal and institutional framework for combating discrimination in Bosnia and Herzegovina was established by the Law on Prohibition of Discrimination, which was adopted in 2009. However, many challenges continue to follow its implementation.
This study provides an overview of proactive disclosure practices of public institutions in BiH, and identifies the key factors that impact the development of proactive transparency in BiH.
“Analysis of the E-procurement system in Bosnia and Herzegovina” is Analitika’s new publication written within the project “Open public procurement in BiH”. The main purpose of the paper is a systematic analysis of the current level of development of electronic public procurement in BiH.
Publication Towards a More Transparent Public Procurement System in Bosnia and Herzegovina via Publishing of Contracts: a Legal Framework Analysis is based on law analysis in Bosnian and Herzegovinian legislation, which refers to contract announcing in public procurement and announcing annexes of those contracts.
Current analyses and discussions among experts in the field of social protection indicate that the existing social protection system is fiscally unsustainable, unfair, inefficient and fails to meet the needs of the most disadvantaged among its citizens.
