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The paper deals with the issue of regulation of the right of natural and legal persons to environmental information, in relevant international legal documents. There is a survey of certain international conventions which envisage this right in their field of regulation. The right to access the information is in details regulated in the Aarhus Convention, which comprises significant part of this paper. This kind of regulation of the right to environmental information has performed a significant influence on states and international organizations, which created their domestic and international rules, using the solutions from this Convention. The European Union has enacted a significant number of directives on the right of a public to receive environmental information. The special emphasis will be on the work of the Aarhus Convention's Compliance Committee which has a significant role in supervising and deciding about the compliance with the application of the Convention in its member states.

United States participation in international politics during the period between the two world wars, come not only from the general and often declarative interest in peace, but was also a consequence of extremely rapid expansion of their foreign trade and overseas capital investments. It was a period of intense financial diplomacy, when efforts to maintain the gold standard, to determine the amount of reparations and the manner of payment of war debts, brought confusion not only in relations between victors and vanquished, but also in relations between the United States and its former European allies. Abandonment of the gold standard and the creation of the tripartite agreement between the United States, Britain and France, in the 1936, was a milestone in the development of international monetary cooperation and the role of United States in international economic relations. .

Rusija i Balkan između istorije i budućnosti; Velika Britanija i Balkan; Američki interes na Balkanu i Srednozemnom basenu; Nemačka i Balkan; Balkanske zemlje - Slovenija, Hrvatska, Bosna i Hercegovina, Srbija, Crna Gora, Makedonija, Albanija, Grčka, Rumunija, Moldavija, Bulgarska; Ekonomski aspekt zemalja Balkana; Srbija i ekonomska kriza - privredi i geopolitički aspekt; Pitanje Kosova i Metohije; Vojna neutralnost Crne Gore [...].