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This paper reviews Leo Strauss’s critique of modern natural right concepts and their contemporary relevance in the light of the crisis of modernity. The first part of the paper observes Strauss’s interpretative approach to classical political thought, whose main purpose…
Open articleThis paper examines the institute of reciprocity as a condition for the recognition of foreign court decisions, with special reference to Serbian law and comparative legal trends, pointing out its political-legal significance in contemporary relations between states. Re…
Open articleThe Draft Law on Amendments to the Criminal Code of 2025 announces a significant reform of Serbia’s substantive criminal legislation. In addition to a series of newly introduced criminal offences – many of them controversial from a criminal policy standpoint – it also p…
Open articleIn all the proceedings where the child appears as a party, the principle of the best interests of the child appears as the most general principle through which the child is protected. The following laws regulate the best interests of migrant children in the Republic of…
Open articleThe subject of this research is local community assemblies as forms of direct democracy in Serbia. The paper seeks to identify a correlation between the traditional forms of these assemblies and the development of local self-government and democracy. By using the doctri…
Open articleThe constitutional crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) represents a complex case of legal and political destabilization in a post-conflict context. This paper analyzes the security implications of the constitutional crisis through the lens of internal political confl…
Open articleThe author analyses the key ethical challenges of implementing the concept of total defense in the Republic of Serbia, starting from the assumption that normatively unresolved dilemmas may undermine its functional and moral sustainability. After conceptually defining to…
Open articleTo understand the relation between globalization and international relations, it is necessary to propaedeutically differentiate notions of new world order, globalism, and globalization that are often used without much theoretical understanding, sometimes even as synonym…
Open articleThe text presents certain evidence of Slovenian–Serbian closeness during the Second World War, which, due to so-called higher interests – national/political/religious/ecclesiastical – has been neglected to such an extent that it now seems never to have existed. Thus, fr…
Open articleThis paper analyzes the diffusion of power as the third dimension of complex interdependence (the first dimension being military and the second economic), a concept developed and later refined by American scholars Robert Keohane and Joseph Nye. By examining diffusion, o…
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