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THE COUNTRY: PUBLIC GOODS CONFUSING CRITERIA Who are “distinguished culture creators”? Law on culture envisages that the Government of Montenegro, after the proposal of Ministry of culture, may award status of “distinguished culture creator” to an artist or professional in culture, whose work and artistic creations have been of great importance for Montenegro. They have the right to monthly fees for the whole life, since the day of the status awarding, in the amount of one to two average net incomes in Montenegro, which was 488 euros in March. According to conditions specified by the Government and according to proposal of the Ministry of Culture, the status has not been awarded to: Miodrag Šćepanović, sculptor, first award at the Autumn Saloon in Paris Vlatko Gilić, Director, according to NBC, among 50 best film directors in the world. He won Silver Bear at the festival in Berlin Darinka Matić Arović, conductor of the choir Miloš Karadaglić, award-winning classical guitarist Photo: www.butua.com Photo: www.vijesti.me Photo: www.brunaspiler.com Photo: www.musictour.eu Miodrag Šćepanović Vlatko Gilić Darinka Matić Marović Miloš Karadaglić The creation of great importance for the culture Status of prominent artists, among others, received: Svetozar Purko Aleksić, Branko Banjević, Radojica Bošković, Jevrem Brković, Gojko Dapčević, Žarko Đurović, Zlatko Glamočak, Filip Janković, Dragan Karadžić, Aleksandar Keković, Novak Kilibarda, Branislav Mićinović, Miodrag Mijo Mijušković, Milija Pavićević, Milika Pavlović, Pavle Pejović, Branimir Popović, Milorad Popović, Vladislav Plamenac, Veljko Radović, Milorad Stojović, Rajko Todorović, Nikola Vavić, Nikola Vujošević, Vojislav Vulanović, Radmila Vojvodić. 91
10 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE - INSIGHT VIEW THE COUNTRY OF EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS Sport is highly politicized Currently, Montenegro is the only country at the European continent that finances umbrella sport organizations (associations) and basic sport organizations (clubs) from the central budget. Montenegrin Olympic Committee has the certain budget line in the Budget of Montenegro, which additionally complicates the system of sport financing. Basic strategic documents do not treat finances intended for sport development from the lottery funds. This makes enough system anomalies for comprehensive analysis and harmonizing of the current system of sport financing, in regards to valid international recommendations and standards. Sport in Montenegro is highly politicized. There are not many examples that in the leadership of the Association do not sit functionaries of the ruling parties. This is especially visible in analyzing of Executive boards of national associations of the most popular sports, such as football, basketball and handball… Nepotism in the Skiing association Nepotism is large problem, and is mostly visible in the Skiing association. Family Kosić holds all positions in the Alps section of the Association. Father is selector, son is representative, mother is timekeeper at the finish line, and daughter is the coach. Photo: ibalkan.net The country of the European champions, but sport is on margins 92
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