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BLTG MEETING: MAREK JAKUBIEC, COGNITIVE LEGAL STUDIES: METHODS, OPPORTUNITIES, LIMITATIONS” (20.03.2023.)

BLTG MEETING: MAREK JAKUBIEC, COGNITIVE LEGAL STUDIES: METHODS, OPPORTUNITIES, LIMITATIONS” (20.03.2023.)

Belgrade Legal Theory Group organized its third event in 2023 with Marek Jakubiec (Jagiellonian University in Krakow), as part of a series of lectures on…

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MEI Info Day 2023

MEI Info Day 2023

Graduated students of law and social sciences-humanities from Serbia and abroad are invited to the meeting related to the enrollment at master` s study program…

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Panel "Cognitive Legal Studies: methods, opportunities, limitations"

Panel “Cognitive Legal Studies: methods, opportunities, limitations”

We invite you on behalf of the Belgrade Legal Theory Group to join us at the panel “Cognitive Legal Studies: methods, opportunities, limitations” which will…

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JULIETA RABANOS IS AWARDED THE ALF POSTDOC FELLOWSHIP IN THEORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF LAW

Forvm Romanvm: Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Passing of Professor Sergey Troitsky (1878-1972)

Forvm Romanvm: Prof. Dr Boris Begović Gave a Lecture Entitled “A Brief History of Economic Sanctions”

International conference (UN)FIT TO RULE: THEMES OF ACCEPTANCE AND REJECTION OF RULERS THROUGHOUT HISTORY  October 26 –28 , 2022

Professor Eleonora Rosati to give a keynote address at the sixth IPI conference

Panel “Law in the Service of Legitimacy”

Forvm Romanvm: Prof. Dr Svetozar Boškov Gave a Lecture Entitled „The Trajectory of Greek Warfare”

Forvm Romanvm: Prof. Dr Lisa Sabbahy Lectured on „Law, Crime and Punishment in Ancient Egypt”

Panel “Antecedent of Norms and Implicit Exceptions – An Analysis Proposal”

Forvm Romanvm: Konstantin Tanev Gave a Lecture on „The Case of Lucretia: Symbolizing the Political Reality”

Forvm Romanvm: Prof. Emeritus Sima Avramović Gave a Lecture „The View of Rome From the Janiculum”

Forvm Romanvm: Lidia Zanetti Domingues Gave a Lecture on „Penitential Spirituality and Criminal Justice in Late Medieval Italy: The Case of Siena, XIII-XIV Century”