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Izvestija o učenih delah by Zaharija Orfelin – Bibliographical elements in the final chapter of Slaveno-serbskij magazin
The paper discusses the last chapter of the prominent magazine Slaveno-serbskij magazin, one of the greatest Works of the Serbian englightenment, written by Zaharija Orfelin. According to some authors, its last chapter, entitled „Izvestija o učenih delah” (Report on learned works), represents the…
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The Library as an Environment for Informal STEM Learning
The paper focuses on exploring informal education of library users through the implementation of various STEM programs in public libraries. The STAR_Net project represents an example of structured support for librarians in delivering such programs through networking and professional training. This…
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Libraries and Book Heritage of Ethiopia: centuries of cultural memory throught space and time
he work represents an overview of development of book culture in Ethiopia from the first writings in stone, appearance of codex book with the introduction of Cristianity in the fourth century, and creation of the first known empire of Axum until the modern era. Due to changes caused by rising of…
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Why Have a Bibliography?
The essay examines the purpose and significance of bibliography in academic work, starting from the premise that knowledge is essentially a collective rather than an individual phenomenon. The author seeks to demonstrate that familiarity with existing literature and engagement in dialogue with…
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Sеrbian Retrospective Bibliography: thoughts of one librarian
This paper discusses main trends in theoretical thinking about Serbian retrospective bibliography and its problems. It shows that the interpretation of the term national bibliography has been changing through history in accordance with changes in Serbian society, cultural politics and national…
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The Year of Forty Five, Birth of the Brave New World, or What One Can See in Bibliographical Data
Producing bibliographical analyses is very rare in domestic practice, probably as a consequence of an insufficiently developed bibliographical theory that isn’t able to demonstrate the range and deeper meaning of the bibliographer’s work. The retrospective national bibliography deals with a large…
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Bibliography and Catalogue in the National Bibliographic Corps
Problems in the sphere of the national bibliography that partly lie in its relation to the national catalogue demand a review of the state that generated the question of whether it is possible to overlap data from these two sources and conflate them into one national bibliographic resource. The…
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Iconography of Transformation or on the Interpretation of Book Ornamentation from the Aspect of Magic and Religion
As Eliade finely puts it: ‘There is a form of existence unavailable to direct experience’, and it is the symbols that are able to detect the modality of what is real and give meaning to human existence. Not only does the world speak in symbols and use symbols to announce itself, but we also use…
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Digital Social Participation of Young People in Serbia: Between Symbolic Support and Civic Engagement
Contemporary youth participation increasingly occurs in digital environments, yet it remains unclear whether such practices amount to mere symbolic support or constitute an emerging form of civic engagement. This article examines the forms, motives, barriers, and mobilisation potential of digital…
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The tension between philosophy and (Christian) faith according to Siger De Brabant and its influence on issues of intellect, soul, and world
This article examines a highly contentious problem dinstinctive of medieval thought: the convergence of Aristotelian-Averroist philosophy with Christian theology in the thirteenth century, as well as the shock and the conflict that arose between them in the thougt of Siger de Brabant, the foremost…
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Civic education and national security: Analysis of civic education textbooks in primary school
Instilling citizenship values in learners constitutes a foundational element of citizenship education. It seeks to strengthen individual identity, reinforce a sense of national belonging, and cultivate pride in the nation’s security and stability. This approach further supports the internalization…
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Draft for history of Šabac District Court 1839-1865: Accommodation and judges
The article shows the data on Šabac District Court's accommodation and its judges from 1839, when judiciary in Serbia was reorganized according to provisions of so-called Turkish Constitution (1838), to 1865, i.e. introduction of the Organization of District Courts, which reshaped organization of…
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Law between utopia and reality
The tension in which our idea of law finds itself occurs between "is" and "ought," that is, between our reality and social and personal utopia, or between desire and reality. This simultaneously provokes a struggle for better law. However, in that struggle for better law it may happen that utopian…
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The Finnish personalization paradox: Party control in Europe's most open proportional system
The Finnish electoral system represents a unique case among contemporary European democracies. Formally, it constitutes one of the most inclusive proportional models for voters and candidates—the Finnish “quasi-list” system enables mandatory preferential voting, legally mandated primary elections…
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Check, please: On the marital debts
Abstract: Divorce is often described as one o f the most mentally challenging experiences a person can face. In addition to intense emotional distress, divorce has significant legal consequences. One o f them, the distribution o f marital property, is a frequent subject o f discussion in court…
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CFSP restrictive measures in the CJEU'S jurisprudence: Between human rights and EU autonomy
This article analyses how the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) reviews restrictive measures adopted under the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and, in doing so, balances foreign-policy effectiveness with fundamental rights. Using doctrinal analysis of the Treaties and key…
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The Regulation of screening of foreign direct investments in the European Union: Key features and reaches
The subject of analysis in this paper are the key features of the regulatory concept of Foreign Direct Investment Screening established by Regulation 2019/452. The rules of the said Regulation are directed towards three main pillars, which simultaneously define its essence. First, it establishes…
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Alternative methods of resolving criminal cases
Alternative methods of resolving criminal cases represent a significant instrument of modern criminal procedural law, as they contribute to the alleviation of the judicial system, accelerate proceedings, and may lead to greater fairness towards the accused, but not necessarily towards the victim…
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The prohibition of discrimination in European law: New tendencies
The prohibition of discrimination is of great importance in the Council of Europe and the European Union. Protocol No. 12 to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms introduced a general prohibition of discrimination in relation to the enjoyment of any…
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The place of European protective measures in Hungarian civil procedural law
The European protective measures created by the European Account Preservation Order is to enable creditors to prevent the subsequent enforcement of the creditor’s claim from being jeopardised or delayed through the transfer or withdrawal of funds held by the debtor in a bank account within the…
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