Država Slovenija in globalna ekonomska kriza

Bojan Dobovšek (Author), Brane Ažman (Author), Boštjan Slak (Author)

Abstract

Kritična znanost razloge in vzroke trenutne finančne krize vidi v deviantnem vedenju finančnega sektorja in finančnih institucij z zmožnostjo (ne)formalnega vplivanja. Metaanaliza tujih in domačih virov v prispevku predstavlja (kritične) poglede in izhodišča analiziranih avtorjev. V Sloveniji je opaziti šibkejši nadzor tako nad javnimi kot zasebnimi institucijami, podjetji in organizacijami, ki upravljajo velik kapital oziroma vrednosti. Odsotnost nadzora posledično povzroča nekontrolirano, tvegano in odklonsko vedenje teh institucij, takšno, ki ga lahko pojmujemo kot finančno kriminaliteto najmočnejših slojev in akterjev z vrha družbene lestvice. V nasprotju s tistimi trenutnimi populistični ukrepi proti finančni krizi, ki zdravijo simptome, ne bolezni, ta članek osvetljuje probleme, ki si zaslužijo vso pozornost, če želimo nastalo stanje ustrezno sanirati. Namenjen je splošni družbeni razpravi, v kateri morajo sodelovati tudi jezikoslovci, literati in kulturniki.

Keywords

finančna kriminaliteta;finančna kriza;sistemska korupcija;socialne mreže;klientelizem;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2015
Typology:	1.06 - Published Scientific Conference Contribution (invited lecture)
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
UDC:	323(479.4):338.124.4
COBISS:	57937762
Views:	221
Downloads:	35
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	Critical academics see the reasons for the current financial crisis in the deviant behaviour of the financial sector and financial institutions with the capacity for (in)formal influence. The meta-analysis of foreign and domestic sources in this contribution presents the (critical) views and standpoints of the analysed authors. In Slovenia it is possible to discern weaker supervision of both public and private institutions, companies and organisations that administer large amounts of capital. The absence of supervision consequently leads to the kind of uncontrolled, risky and deviant behaviour of these institutions that could be construed as financial crime committed by the most powerful players at the top of society. In contrast to the current populist measures against the financial crisis that treat the symptoms and not the disease, this article throws light on problems that require our close attention if we really want to deal with the current situation. It is intended for a wider social debate that must also include linguists, writers and cultural workers.
Secondary keywords:	finacial crime;financial crisis;systemic coruption;social networks;clientelism;
Type (COBISS):	Not categorized
Pages:	Str. 86-92
ID:	12972424