The author deals with the work of Konstantin Pobedonostsev and especially his criticism of multi-party representative democracy. Usually, his refusal to introduce democracy and advocacy of self-states and imperial autocracy are interpreted as personal interests, . . .
The paper conducts conceptual research based on Gramsci's theory of hegemony. The structural limitations of New Social Movements and the lack of transformative strategies are analyzed analytically, in order to answer the research question why social movements . . .
As a rule, the directions of development of the national security strategy are always aligned with vital national interests and modern achievements of society, which are imbued with modern challenges, risks and threats and available instruments of power. Monitoring . . .
Fra Grgur–Grgo Škarić is one of the most secretive historical figures of the political life in Bosnia and Herzegovina during the 1860/70s. Škarić was born on July 13, 1831 in Županjac (formerly Duvno, now Tomislavgrad) in west Herzegovina where, according . . .
This article sets out to present selected outcomes of the author’s research on the dimensions of the “Serbian world” concept. Although the term has indeed become quite popular in the public discourse, the concept per se has not been part of academic . . .
The coat of arms, flag and anthem are the bearers of national identity, and their legal regulation and protection would be of particular interest to every country. Serbian identity wandering in the 20th century is also reflected in the arrangement of state . . .
