Intro -- ABBREVIATIONS -- TABLES -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- Introduction -- 1. The Right to be Elected as a Basic Human Right -- 1.1. Political Participation -- 1.2. Active and Passive Suffrage -- 1.3. Conceptual Development of the Right tobe Elected -- 1.4. Guarantee of the Right to be Elected in International and Regional Human Rights Law -- 1.5. Guarantee of the Right to be Elected in Comparative Constitutional Law -- 1.6. Limitations of the Right to be Elected -- 2. Protection of the Right to be Elected in the European Convention on Human Rights-Case Study of Bosnia and Herzegovina
2.1. The Protection of the Right to be Elected in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 2.2. The European Court of Human Rights' Evaluation of the Cases concerning the Discrimination in Enjoyment of the Right to be Elected in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 2.3. The Impact of the European Court of Human Rights Decisions Concerning the Right to be Elected in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 2.3.1. The Impacts of the European Court of Human Rights Decisions to the EU-Membership Process -- 3. Protection of the Right to be Elected in the Americas and Africa -- 3.1. Inter-American Court of Human Rights Case Law
3.2. African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights Case Law -- Concluding Remarks -- Bibliography
