The tax systems of many countries have faced major changes because of the global financial crisis. A budget deficit and decrease... read more →
The right to privacy is a fundamental human right and can be categorised as a first generation human right. However, it... read more →
The paper analyzes an issue of fundamental significance for international law – the procedure for the identification of... read more →
As has happened in many wars, during NATO’s 1999 war against Yugoslavia innocent civilians became accidental targets. International... read more →
This article discusses various issues that emerge as a consequence of constitutional pluralism existing in federal states. Particular attention is dedicated... read more →
The article analyzes the support for the rule of law among Serbian citizens. The research data show that... read more →
The author discusses the effects of the res judicata rule as regards jurisdictional decisions of the International Court of Justice.... read more →
As the dominant direction of the study of legal phenomena, legal positivism has suffered criticisms above all from representatives... read more →
European countries introduced the concept of social protection of survivors, primarily spouses and children, in their respective legislations back in the... read more →
The article introduces the problem of autonomy of law. The paper examines the medieval origins of legal positivism from a historical approach,... read more →
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