70-124 Legal aspects of management – selected topics
third cycle Doctoral degree study programme Management
Course Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Matjaž Nahtigal
Content
Content (Syllabus outline):
The study area presents the analyses of the constitutional and international
bases of the legal regulation of corporate and employment relations between the
employers and the employees in the private and in the public sector. Aside the
legal regulation the analyses focus also to the scientific findings and the
messages of court decisions. The analyses on this ground deals with the
principles and rules of corporate law and of the individual and collective
employment law and methods of their use in the process of checking of the
quality of legal regulation and the implementation of the regulation in
practice.
The specific topics of the deeper study in the area of the
employment relations is the analyses of the legal tools which may be used for
the prevention and resolution of the interest and legal disputes between the
employees and employers.
The analyses of the legal tools which may be used to
understand management in public sector (wage system, promotion etc,.)
The
analyses of the key features of corporate decision-making process in the
post-transition corporations, the comparison of these features with the
decision-making processes and the behavior of the most developed corporations in
the EU, US and other most developed countries in the world. The protection of
small shareholders from the corporate, institutional and development
aspect.
The legal aspects of innovativeness, question of allocation of
rights and duties among the participants in innovation processes. The question
of ownership of the results and compensation of workers for their innovative
efforts.
The processes of the unification and harmonization of the rules of
the International Business Law and its importance for the decision making and
management of Business Companies, particularly on the filed of
international sale of goods, intellectual property and international commercial
arbitration;