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The office of the High Commissioner on National Minorities, body of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, published at the end of 2008 a set of recommendations dealing with the rights of national minorities in inter-state relations. In this paper circumstances related to the origins of Bolzano/Bozen Recommendations are analysed, subsequently the paper presents the content of the Recommendations, and finally, the paper analyses to what extent the Recommendations have been reflected in minority-related legislation and policies of Croatia and several neighbouring countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article focuses on the issue of dissolution within a joint ownership association. Joint ownership is a type of ownership that gives ownership right to several persons over a physically undivided thing. It analyzes the comparison of certain issues pertaining to the joint ownership and its dissolution in Austria, Germany and Croatia. Details related to the issue of dissolution by mutual consent and dissolution on the basis of court's ruling are presented.