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  1. Artificial Intelligence in Contractual Performance: Liability for Breach of Contract

    Ksenija DžipkovićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  2. Parental Internet Restrictions and the Personality Rights of Children: A comparative study of Turkish and German law

    Selin SERT SÜTÇÜiD

    [Akdeniz University Faculty of Law, Turkey]
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  4. Artificial Intelligence in Education – Current Challenges

    Sandra Fabijanić GagroiD

    [University of Rijeka Faculty of Law]
  5. Navigating Disputes Beyond Earth: A Critical Analysis of the PCA Outer Space Rules

    Mohammad Owais FarooquiiD

    [University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates]

    Tahir QureshiiD

    [Symbiosis Law School, India]

    Dhananjay Kumar MishraiD

    [Symbiosis Law School, India]

    Sunil GeorgeiD

    [Symbiosis Law School, India]
  6. Acquisition of Ownership Through Adverse Possession of Socially Owned Land

    Katarina Dolović BojićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]

    Snežana Dabić NikićevićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  7. Taubman, Philip, William Taubman. 2025. McNamara at War: A New History. New York: W. W. Norton and Company, 483. WAR, LIES, AND EXCEPTIONALISM: HALF A CENTURY LATER

    Boris BegovićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  8. Project Fear: Emotions, Game Theory, and Failed Persuasion in Ancient Greek and Contemporary Politics

    Andreas SERAFIMiD

    [Open University of Cyprus]
  9. Sexual Transgressions in Early Byzantine Law

    Vid ŽEPČIĆiD

    [University of Ljubljana Faculty of Law, Slovenia]
  10. The Harmonized Dissonance of Trade Usages: Turkish Law vs. Lex Mercatoria

    Ufuk TEKINiD

    [Eskişehir Osmangazi University Faculty of Law, Türkiye]
  11. Nonhuman Animal Ethics: Outlining a Duty of Care for the Dependent

    Bojan SpaićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law]

    Sava VojnovićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  12. Legal Consciousness of Businesspeople in Serbia: Relational, Political and Inconsistent?

    Danilo VUKOVIĆiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law]

    Mila ĐORĐEVIĆiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  13. Katarina Jovičić, Slobodan Vukadinović. 2023. Neizvršenje ugovora, odgovornost i naknada štete (Nonperformance of contracts, liability, and compensation for damages).

    Jovana PopovićiD

    [University Union Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  14. Constitutional resistance to European integrations: the use and abuse of constitutional identity

    Violeta BeširevićiD

    [University Union, Faculty of Law, Serbia]

    Ana VladisavljevićiD

    [Teachning Assistant, Union University Law School, Serbia]
  15. Katharina Boele-Woelki and Maarit Jänterä-Jareborg (eds.), “What Family Law for Europe?”, Intersentia, 2025, 261

    Elena IGNOVSKAiD

    [Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje Faculty of Law, North Macedonia]
  16. The Legal Framework for Arbitration in Saudi Public–Private Partnership and Privatization Contracts

    Ali Obaid ALYAMI

    [Institute of Public Administration, Saudi Arabia]
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  18. Principles of Reinsurance Contract Law: Between Tradition and Legal Certainty in a Changing Global Order

    Nataša PETROVIĆ TOMIĆiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]

    Mirjana GLINTIĆiD

    [Institute of Comparative Law, Serbia]
  19. Goodwin, Matt. 2025. Bad Education: Why Our Universities are Broken and How We Can Fix Them. London: Penguin Random House UK, 245.

    Nikola IlićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
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  21. Open Banking: Between Cooperation and Competition

    Ana Odorović

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  22. The Road Ahead: Challenges to the Effective Enforcement of the EU Representative Actions Directive

    Emilia MišćenićiD

    [University of Rijeka Faculty of Law, Croatia]

    Marina Širola

    [University of Rijeka Faculty of Law, Croatia]
  23. Holtfrerich, Carl-Ludwig. 2024. Edward A. Tenenbaum and the Deutschmark: How an American Jew Became the Father of Germany’s Postwar Economic Revival. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 780. Straumann, Tobias. 2025. Out of Hitler’s Shadow: Debt, Guilt, and the German Economic Miracle. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 297.

    Boris BEGOVIĆiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  24. How to Protect Consumers in the Digital Era: An Example of the Online Choice Architecture

    Mateja DUROVICiD

    [Contract and Commercial Law and Deputy Director of Centre for Technology, Ethics, Law and Society (TELOS), The Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London, London, United Kingdom]
  25. ICJ Discretionary Powers: Judicial Activism v. Restraint in the Advisory Opinion on Kosovo

    Nadia AsaadiD

    [Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs, France]
  26. Personal Data Processing by the Police in Serbia: Assessing compliance with constitutional, ECHR and EU law standards

    Milana PISARIĆiD

    [State University of Novi Pazar, Department of Economics Sciences, Serbia]
  27. Killed by Robot or Human: Considerations on Autonomous Weapons Systems and Human Dignity

    Petra PerišićiD

    [University of Rijeka Faculty of Law]
  28. Body Donation for Educational Purposes as a Testamentary Disposition

    Srđan RADULOVIĆiD

    [Univerzitet u Prištini sa privremenim sedištem u Kosovskoj Mitrovici, Srbija]

    Jovana MILOVIĆ KUJUNDŽIĆiD

    [Univerzitet u Prištini sa privremenim sedištem u Kosovskoj Mitrovici, Srbija]
  29. Arbitration in Smart Contracts Disputes – A Look into the Future

    Stefan JovanovićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  30. Principle of adversariness in the proceedings before the constitutional court: review of judgment of European Court of Human Rights

    Nikola BodirogaiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law]
  31. Autonomous vehicle and the limits of traditional liability: between legal doctrine and technological innovation

    Ranko SOVILjiD

    [Institut društvenih nauka, Beograd, Srbija]

    Sanja ZLATANOVIĆiD

    [Institut društvenih nauka, Beograd, Srbija]
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  34. Sale of Goods Contracts in Saudi Arabia: Accession to the CISG, The Civil Transactions Act and conflict rules

    Zlatan MEŠKIĆiD

    [Prince Sultan University, Saudi Arabia]

    Mohammed AL-EISSA

    [Prince Sultan University, Saudi Arabia]
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  36. Navigating the Legal Waters: The Role and Liability of a Ship’s Captain in Roman Maritime Law

    Vukašin StanojlovićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  37. Gustafson, Thane. 2025. Perfect Storm: Russia’s Failed Economic Opening, the Hurricane of War and Sanctions, and the Uncertain Future. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 517.

    Boris BegovićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  38. A New Chapter in Accountability: Transparency and Anonymisation in the Croatian Courts

    Paula Šamanić MatijevićiD

    [University of Rijeka Faculty of Law]

    Martina TIČIĆiD

    [University of Rijeka Faculty of Law]
  39. Mihailo Konstantinović (1897–1982): A Jurist Who Defined an Era

    Nina KršljaniniD

    [Pravni fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu]
  40. EXTRAORDINARY REMEDIES AND CONSTITUTIONAL COMPLAINT IN SERBIAN CIVIL PROCEDURE AS AN ADMISSIBILITY CONDITION FOR ECtHR APPLICATIONS

    Jelena Todić

    [Attorney-at-Law, Bredin Prat, France]

    Hristina Todorović

    [Attorney-at-Law, Analyst at Investment Arbitration Reporter, Serbia]
  41. PROCEDURAL ASPECTS OF ARTICLE 8 OF THE ECHRIN ENVIRONMENTAL CASES – THE GREENINGOF HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

    Ivana KrstićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]

    Bojana ČučkovićiD

    [Pravni fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu]
  42. UNIVERSAL SUCCESSION IN CASE OF MERGERS AND DIVISIONS

    Mirjana RadovićiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  43. The Internet as a Public Place: Framing the Debate in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Nasir MuftićiD

    [University of Sarajevo Faculty of Law]

    Petar LučićiD

    [University of Sarajevo Faculty of Law]
  44. BACK TO HART

    Brian Leiter

    [Center for Law, Philosophy and Human Values, University of Chicago, USA]
  45. Decision on the election to the judicial function and its review by Constitutional court

    Nikola BODIROGAiD

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law]
  46. Possession. – Possessory procedure. – Suspension of delivery of electrical energy.

    Marko Radović

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]

    Marko Tomić

    [University of Belgrade Faculty of Law, Serbia]
  47. Surge of ‘Feminisation’ in the Serbian Judiciary

    Nenad TEŠIĆiD

    [Pravni fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu]
  48. ADAPTATION OF CONSUMER LAW TO THE DIGITAL AGE: EU DIRECTIVE 2019/2161 ON MODERNISATION AND BETTER ENFORCEMENT OF CONSUMER LAW

    Mateja ĐurovićiD

    [Contract and Commercial Law and Deputy Director of Centre for Technology, Ethics, Law and Society (TELOS), The Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London, London, United Kingdom]
  49. Mihailo Konstantinović and the Transformation of the Private Law in Serbian and Earlier Yugoslav Law

    Miodrag Orlić

    [Pravni fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu]
  50. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE JUSTICE AND THE LAW IN THE PASSIVE OFFSIDE OF JURISPRUDENCE

    Goran DajovićiD

    [Assistant Lecturer University of Belgrade Faculty of Law]

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