The article discusses the importance of T. H. Marshall in the field of citizenship theory. Drawing on his work on citizenship and social class, it highlights some of the features relevant to the study of citizenship.

Slovenia has often been presented as a "success story" of the transition to modern liberal democracy. This article seeks to revise this somewhat distorted image by explaining how different political visions and their clashes and coalitions over the two decades of independence have shaped Slovenia's citizenship regime, which is rife with undemocratic practices. Based on the approach of the "nationalising state", the article sheds light on two dominant political agendas: the agenda of the nationalising state and the agenda of the Europeanising state.

Election posters are a visual means of conveying political messages to a wide audience and are an important print medium for political communication, directly controlled by political actors. Over the last two centuries, posters have played a major role in election campaigns, and this trend continues today in many countries. The legacy of socialism and the rule of the Communist Party has made posters even more important in Slovenia, as this medium plays an important function in the propaganda mechanism.

Although introduced by international fora and promoted mainly by international/international organisations and clubs, sustainable development is a concept that is essentially based on, and largely dependent on, the local level.