Za ovčke:

Being a group of six MPs, the United Left does not have any effective legislative, not to mention executive, power to implement such proposals. It can and it does foster a public campaign and media debate about the idea. Even a scenario in which ZL would be much more powerful in the National Assembly, perhaps even a part of ruling coalition, does not guarantee such proposals would be accepted without important obstacles. The main being the European Union as such and its local vassals. At the end of the day, any proposal of an alternative, leftist industrial development is not just a legislative matter. Even more importantly, it is a matter of the relations of political forces; as such proposals can be effectively introduced and efficiently conducted only with wider popular support. In general, the left cannot and should not rely too much on capitalist institutions, since they are inherently structured in such a way that they safeguard and expand the interests of capital. Instead the left, if it really aspires to build a different society, one not driven solely by the profit motive, needs to reinvent itself and build strong popular support. In Slovenia, this necessarily means engaging youth that is, as we have seen above, in the worst, most precarious situation in the whole of Europe. As youth has already overwhelmingly voted for the United Left, it has a responsibility to address this dire socioeconomic situation a whole generation faces and will gravely affect generations to come.

Mobilizing the army of the precarious labour force is, however, an important organizational and ideological challenge the left in general is facing nowadays.

http://www.rosalux.rs/sites/default/files/publications/Industry_report_Slovenia_2016.pdf

Zakaj širim te teorije zarote: Istraživanje je provedeno u okviru udruge brid uz financijsku potporu Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung Southeast Europe.

http://www.rosalux.rs/sites/default/files/publications/Publikacija_Kriza%20i%20nejednakost.pdf