CurrentMontenegrin government wishes to achieve “the unification of Orthodox church in Crna Gora” through the establishment and enthronement of a so-called “Montenegrin Orthodox Church”, which would mark a final move in completing of the state independence . . .
Today, Montenegro has a society with multiple national identities: Montenegrin, ethnic Serb’s, Bosniak, Albanian ... The concept of building a Montenegrin civic identity, that would hide behind the idea of „constitutional patriotism“, has obviously . . .
The starting point of this paper emphasizes the need to understand the character and meaning of social, especially political conflicts. It is not enough to interpret the separate normative structures of law and politics; it is also necessary to bear in mind . . .
Eurasianism began to aspire after the role of the main ideology of integration in the post-Soviet region. Classical Eurasianism emerged among Russian emigrants in the 1920s as a reaction to the disintegration of Slavophilic illusions and expectations after . . .
US foreign policy is one of the most important topics in today's geopolitical discourse who take the multipolarisation of international relations as an indispensable starting point. Therefore, the subject research in this paper will be based on examining the . . .
Milovan Milovanovic was one of the most successful and educated Serbian politicians and diplomats in its history. He is the creator of the Balkan Alliance, which liberated Southern and Old Serbia. He was for an inviolable alliance with Russia and for a pragmatic . . .
In first days of the Independent State of Croatia first leaders of the ustashe formations and main cooperators of Ante Pavelic, the ministers Mile Budak, MilovanZanic and MirkoPuk exclaimed the standpoint of their state toward Serbian Orthodox Christians. . . .
The regular annual reports of the Commissioner for the Protection of Equality have shown that women in our society nowadays are in a worse position than men. Since the democratic changes of 2000, the state has expressed strong willingness to struggle against . . .
There are many ways to define leadership. Broadly speaking, leadership can be defined as a process in which a person, a leader, influences the group he is leading for the purpose of completion of a common goal. Some of these classifications view leadership . . .
Governing the state and exercising power even in ancient times was a need that was sought by the most competent and intelligent members of society of that time. Governance, as well as the study of its most important forms and specificities, have been the subject . . .
The current scientific literature in the fields of political science and political economy contains a vast number of studies that have examined the impact of party ideology on different economic outcomes, and more specifically, on public spending. Geographically . . .
