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February 2–27 – Seminar “Europe Today: Positions of Power and Decision-Making”
The Institute for European Studies invites MA and PhD students, as well as graduates of undergraduate programs in the social sciences and humanities, to apply for the seminar: “Europe Today: Positions of Power and Decision-Making.” Through 10 interactive sessions (case studies, discussions, and workshops), we analyze Europe and its states within the contemporary geopolitical context.
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Prof. Dr Slobodan Zečević, The Constitutional Order of the European Union, Akademska knjiga, Institute of European Studies, Novi Sad, 2025
In a time marked by the contestation of the European integration process both in our country and globally, discussing the constitutional order of the European Union presents a scholarly challenge. Given that there is no formal legal act titled the Constitution of the European Union, it may seem easy to reject the notion that the
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Dr. Sanja Ivić, Eastern and Western Conceptions of Human Rights: Reaching a World Consensus. New York, London: Bloomsbury, 2025.
This monograph explores the historical, cultural, and philosophical circumstances surrounding the creation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(adopted by the United Nations in 1948), focusing on the debate over what “universality” of human rights truly means. Special attention is given to the UNESCO project on the philosophical foundations of human rights, led in 1947 by the French philosopher Jacques Maritain. This project brought
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Dr. Dušan Ilić, Does Serbia Need a Senate? The Second Chamber in European Unitary States, Institute of European Studies, “Miodrag Jovičić” Foundation, Belgrade, 2025.
Before the readers stands the book by Dr. Dušan Ilić, Does Serbia Need a Senate? The Second Chamber in European Unitary States (Institute of European Studies, “Miodrag Jovičić” Foundation, Belgrade, 2025, 420 pages). This is a scholarly monograph that addresses the problem of parliamentary structure in the unitary states of our continent. For the first
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Rajko Petrović (ed.) The United States of America – A Mosaic of European Nations, Belgrade: Institute of European Studies, 2025.
The United States of America today, just as in the past several decades, remains the leading global political, military, economic, and cultural power. Understanding not only its foreign policy and party life but also its internal social dynamics is of exceptional importance for small countries such as ours, which inevitably depend on great powers, including
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Dr. Uroš Ćemalović published a scientific article in the International Journal of Law and Information Technology (Oxford University Press)
Uroš Ćemalović, „Prohibited artificial intelligence practices according to Article 5 of theEuropean Union’s regulation on AI – between the ‘too late’ and the ‘not enough’“, InternationalJournal of Law and Information Technology (Vol. 32, 2024)https://doi.org/10.1093/ijlit/eaae023 In June 2024, the European Union adopted the AI Act (AIA), its first comprehensive legalinstrument in this field. Notwithstanding the undoubted
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Dr. Sanja Ivić, author of the Research Article Published in a Routledge Journal
Sanja Ivić, “The Third Reich of Dreams: Dreams in Jungian Psychology,” Jung Journal: Culture and Psyche, Vol. 19, Issue 2, 2025, pp. 169-180.https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ujun20/19/2 Dr. Sanja Ivić, a Principal Research Fellow at the Institute of European Studies, published the research paper “The Third Reich of Dreams: Dreams in Jungian Psychology” in the Jung Journal: Culture and
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Published Research Article by MSc Andrija Jovanović in Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Our colleague, MSc Andrija Jovanović, Research Associate, has published a scholarly article titled “Economic Ties between Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union in the First Half of the 1980s: Insights from the Meetings of Milka Planinc and Nikolai Tikhonov” in the renowned international journal Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences, published by the Russian Academy
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Dr. Gordana Đerić (ed.), THE CO-THINKER – On Translators and Translation, IES, Belgrade 2025
To what extent might artificial intelligence tools undermine the relevance of the translationprofession? In what ways are the practice and professional status of translators being redefined inthe era of machine translation? What is the debt that historiography and the broader humanitiesand social sciences owe to translation? How does translation transform academic inquiry, andwhat role does
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Stefan Berger, Historiography, Nationalism and Identity: Comparative and Transnational Perspectives, Belgrade: Institute for European Studies, Čigoja Štampa, 2025, p. 377.
The Institute for European Studies and Čigoja Press have just jointly published the book of essays Historiography, Nationalism and Identity, authored by the prominent German historian Stefan Berger (1964), professor at the Ruhr University and director of the Institute for Social Movements in Bochum. Stefan Berger is an influential expert in social history as well