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Papers by Miroslav Brkic

Socijalna politika, 2016

Računovodstvo pruža mogućnosti evidentiranja poslovanja poduzeća na različite načine. Primjenom r... more Računovodstvo pruža mogućnosti evidentiranja poslovanja poduzeća na različite načine. Primjenom različitih alternativnih računovodstvenih politika postižu se različiti učinci na iskazani poslovni rezultat i na vrijednost poduzeća u cjelini. Teorijski, primjena različitih računovodstvenih politika u kratkom roku ima učinak na iskazani poslovni rezultat i na vrijednost poduzeća, dok je u dugom roku učinak primjene različitih standardnih računovodstvenih politika u sustavu stalnih cijena neutralan. Ipak, teorija ne uzima u obzir stohastičnost poslovnog okruženja i moguće promjene u zakonskoj regulativi. Teorijski modeli su ceteris paribus modeli kojima je najčešće nemoguće točno predvidjeti gospodarska kretanja i poziciju poduzeća na dugi rok. Stoga utjecajne skupine, koje određuju poslovnu politiku poduzeća, kombiniranjem dostupnih alternativnih računovodstvenih politika, utječu na kratkoročni rezultat poduzeća i na vrijednost poduzeća u cjelini. Ovim se radom opisuju mogući koncepti fi nancijskog izvještavanja koji su u najvećoj mogućoj mjeri usklađeni s pojedinačnim ciljevima dionika poduzeća, a koji će biti usklađeni s maksimalnom dugoročnom održivosti poduzeća. Opisanim će se konceptima u najvećoj mjeri uvažiti dugoročni interesi utjecajnih skupina. Analiza dugoročnih interesa svih dionika daje za njih prihvatljiv računovodstveni koncept, kojemu su osnove opisane ovim radom.

Collection Regional Law Review, 2021

Republic of Croatia, representation, advocacy and empowerment are defined as the individual or gr... more Republic of Croatia, representation, advocacy and empowerment are defined as the individual or grouporiented professional procedures in the social work activity. Representation, advocacy and empowerment are strategic processes of working with or on behalf of beneficiaries to achieve an equal position in society, the right to social services, or some other form of assistance that would not be available without them, which includes advocating for better social policy, better social legislation and social justice in society. Social workers can carry out different types of advocacy, such as legal and legislative advocacy, self-advocacy and advocacy systems. According to the principle of active participation, social workers represent clients' best interests. One of the essential principles on which advocacy is based is empowerment. In the integration of understanding of the legal framework and advocacy through the academic year 2020/2021 at the Graduate School of Social Work at the Faculty of Law in Osijek, the course "Social Welfare Systems and Advocacy" was delivered for the first time. The course aimed to provide to students' knowledge about different social welfare systems, critical analysis of these welfare systems, their evaluation and comparison with the social welfare system in the Republic of Croatia, and the acquisition of theoretical and practical knowledge and skills to represent clients' interests in social work. This paper represents the advocacy process in social work that students worked on during the lecture. In addition to the concepts of advocacy in social work, this paper will show students' self-assessment of acquired competencies for advocacy through education.

Serbian Political Thought, 2015

Serbian Political Thought, 2012

Health & Social Care in The Community, Feb 11, 2022

Minimal general knowledge of the quality of life (QoL) of people with intellectual disabilities a... more Minimal general knowledge of the quality of life (QoL) of people with intellectual disabilities and mental health problems (ID/MHP) in Serbia exists at present. The outcomes of the deinstitutionalisation process of these groups, which began in 2015, are very questionable-many individuals have faced challenges, and very few have been deinstitutionalised to date. The purpose of this study was to determine the level of quality of life in the domain of social belonging/community integration, the differences in this domain between persons with ID/MHP living together in institutional residential arrangements and community settings, particularly in supported housing, and the differences in the same domain relating to the service provider (governmental/state-run or non-governmental sector). The results of the study indicate that the level of social belonging for this specific population is low, especially on indicators such as belonging to civic or community clubs or organisations, participating in events in the local community, and establishing friendships and emotional relationships. Users of services provided by the non-governmental sector show slightly higher scores in this domain compared to institutionalised users and users in supported housing. The organisational culture based on institutionalism is transferred to community services, leading to an inability to fulfil the basic principles of proclaimed deinstitutionalisation. The recommendations provided should enable the basing of support services for persons with ID/MHP on the principles of deinstitutionalisation while respecting their rights and facilitating their participation in local communities.

Godišnjak Fakulteta političkih nauka, 2008

Scientific Programming, 2014

Scientific Programming, 2017

Scientific Programming, 2015

Srpska politička misao, 2012

Godinjak Fakulteta političkih …, 2009

... Socijalna zatita maloletnih delinkvenata u tranzicijskom drutvu Srbije. Jugović Aleksandar ... more ... Socijalna zatita maloletnih delinkvenata u tranzicijskom drutvu Srbije. Jugović Aleksandar a , unić-Pavlović Vesna a , Brkić Miroslav b. a Univerzitet u Beogradu, Defektoloki fakultet b Univerzitet u Beogradu, Fakultet političkih nauka, Odeljenje za socijalnu ... Matković, G. (2003 ...

Families with children with disabilities are faced with many problems in their daily functioning ... more Families with children with disabilities are faced with many problems in their daily functioning and the absence of adequate forms of support due to which is necessary to develop a network of daily services in community. These daily services have to be flexible and individualized so they can meet to the greater extent the needs of the parents and children. This is not possible without the exchange of information between families and service providers. The parents' expectations of daily services at the very beginning of their use are examined. This research, which is the part of larger evaluation study, is conducted in 32 municipalities in Serbia and included 243 parents who are the service users. Parents generally have high or moderately high expectations in relation to the development of child's competencies, socialization, participation in community, improvement the functioning of their own skills and whole family.Porodice sa decom sa smetnjama u razvoju suočavaju se sa br...

The subject of this presentation is a synthesis of recent ideas of scientific, professional and p... more The subject of this presentation is a synthesis of recent ideas of scientific, professional and political community concerning what directions should reform of social protection system - the part relating to children and juveniles with delinquent behavior follow. The main purpose of the article is to give a critical analysis of reform ideas and point out certain dilemmas and controversies which are brought about in this field in respect of reform procedures. The analysis done indicates the possibility of identification of the three basic directions of reform of social protection system related ti juvenile delinquency. These are as follows: decentralization, redefinition of functions and standards of institutions and deinstitutionalization. These main directions of social protection system reform are based on several key principles such as: rights and best interest of children and juveniles plurality (alternatives) of services rendered; participation/partnership of users, social serv...

The paper starts from the premise that prevention and treatment of juvenile offenders an integral... more The paper starts from the premise that prevention and treatment of juvenile offenders an integral part of social policy and social welfare. Social welfare institutions are the key segment of organized and formal systems of social reaction to juvenile delinquency. The most general role of the modern social welfare system that was developed is dealing with the protection of the interests of children and juveniles. Social services start from the premise that the crime of children and juveniles in the manifestation of social development and meeting their social needs. The paper critically evaluate national experiences in the prevention of juvenile delinquency in the social welfare system. Also, the paper gives examples of European and regional good practice through concepts and models of care in the community and case management, and alternative programs in preventing of recidivism. The conclusion is that the function of preventing juvenile delinquency in the social welfare needs to hav...