MIODRAG JOVANOVIC PARTICIPATED IN THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE “ARE MINORITY RIGHTS (STILL) HUMAN RIGHTS?”

International Conference “Are Minority Rights (Still) Human Rights?” was held from September 28th until 29th 2023. It was organized by Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts – Committee for National Minorities and Human Rights, Faculty of Law University of Belgrade and Tom Lantos Institute from Budapest. It marked 25 years of Minority Rights Regime in…

Read More

NEW SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL ANNALS OF THE FACULTY OF LAW IN BELGRADE

Prof. Miodrag Jovanovic, MA Ana Zdravkovic (University of Belgrade) and Prof. Giovanni Tuzet (University of Bocconi) have recently published in the Annals of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade – Journal of Legal and Social Sciences Vol 71 Issue 3! Prof. Jovanovic published a paper titled “What is Self-Plagiarism?”, Prof. Giovanni Tuzet “Digestive Jurisprudence Restated:…

Read More

PARTICIPATION OF JULIETA RABANOS AT THE CONGRESS “GIORNATA IN ONORE DI PAOLO COMANDUCCI”

Member of the ALF team and a post-doc scholar at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Julieta Rabanos participated in the congress “Giornata in onore di Paolo Comanducci” at the Centro Studi Politeia – Università degli Studi di Milano. The congress was organised in two sessions, moderated by Vito Velluzzi and Francesca Poggi (Università…

Read More

“The Nature of International Law”, a book authored by Miodrag Jovanović presented at the Workshop at the University of Milan

A Workshop “The Nature of International Law: Between (De)fragmentation and (Dis)unity” was held at the Biblioteca di Politeia University of Milan on 18 September 2023. Its focus was on “The Nature of International Law”, a book authored by Prof. Miodrag A. Jovanović from the University of Belgrade and published by the Cambridge University Press in…

Read More

New scientific paper “Hartʼs judicial discretion revisited” by Professor Goran Dajovic published

What was Hart’s conception of judicial discretion? Is there something beyond the law that can serve as ground for judicial decisions? For this and more on Hart’s essay “Discretion“, which was recently published for the first time in the Harvard Law Review, read  the newest paper authored by Assoc. Prof. Goran Dajović titled “Hartʼs judicial…

Read More