The Publishing Centre and Bookstore
The publishing activity of the Faculty of Law is carried out by the Publishing Centre, which oversees the publication of monographs, text books, law treatises, and other scientific and theoretical volumes written by the faculty. The Publishing Centre is also in charge of publishing the law journal Annals of the Faculty of Law and other materials intended for students.
The Centre comprises a bookstore in which all the Faculty publications and materials are available, together with books published by other publishing houses and authors that are required for the courses taught at the Faculty.
Law Journal – Annals of the Faculty of Law
Belgrade Law Review
Annals of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade is the oldest Balkan academic law journal, having been founded in 1906 by the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law as Archive for Legal and Social Sciences (Arhiv za pravne i društvene nauke). Since 1953 the journal appears as Annals of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade (Anali Pravnog fakulteta u Beogradu). This law review has been published continuously in Serbian with abstracts in foreign languages, offering contributions by the faculty and distinguished scholars from former Yugoslavia, Serbia and abroad. Its Editors-in-Chief have been the most prominent Serbian law professors and lawyers, such as Mihailo Konstantinović, Milan Bartoš, Vojislav Bakić, Vojislav Simović, Obren Stanković, Dejan Popović, Miodrag Orlić, Danilo Basta, Sima Avramović, Miroljub Labus and Mirko Vasiljević.
Since 2006, the law review has added one international edition annualy as Annals of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade – Belgrade Law Review. It is a peer-reviewed journal that utilizes an international body of editors, advisers and referees to select outstanding contributions. The journal solicits articles, contributions, case law and legislation comments, essays, debates, notes and book reviews on all aspects of law and social sciences, being interdisciplinary oriented. Special emphasis is placed on contemporary legal developments, but the journal’s range includes jurisprudence and legal history. The journal serves as a forum for the expression of the legal ideas of foremost scholars, law professors, jurists, judges, practitioners, societal leaders and students.
Editors-in-Chief: prof. dr Marija Karanikić Mirić, [Alan Watson] (University of Georgia School of Law, USA)
Deputy Editor-in-Chief: prof. dr Boris Begović
International Editorial Board: John Cerone (Tufts University, USA), Silvio Ferrari (University of Milan, Italy), Kenneth Einar Himma (University of Washington, USA), Christa Jessel Holst (Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law, Hamburg, Germany), Thomas Koenig (Northeastern University, USA), Peter Koller (University of Graz, Austria), Janez Kranjc (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia), Werner Krawietz (University of Münster, Germany), Rainer Kulms (Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law, Hamburg, Germany), Ingeborg Maus (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany), Thomas Mertens (Radboud University, Netherlands), Slobodan Milačić (University of Bordeaux, France), Paul du Plessis (The University of Edinburgh, Scotland), Vesna Rijavec (University of Maribor, Slovenia), Željko Šević (Sohar University, Oman), Gerhard Thür (Institute for the Study of Ancient Culture, Austria).
University of Belgrade Editorial Board: Zoran Tomić, Nebojša Jovanović, Goran Ilić, Bojan Milisavljević, Vojislav Stanimirović, Danilo Vuković
Managing Editors: asist. Miloš Vukotić, asist. Nikola Ilić, asist. Novak Vujičić
Crimen – Journal for Criminal Justice
Journal for Criminal Justice
Crimen is the journal for criminal justice and it is published semiannual (April and October).
Publishers of the journal are University of Belgrade Faculty of Law and the Institute for Comparative Law in Belgrade in cooperation with the Criminological section of Serbian association for criminal theory and practice.
Scientific council is consisted of foreign members (Prof. Dr. Hans-Jörg Albrecht, Prof. Dr. Jacqueline Azzopardi, Prof. Dr. Michael Bock, Prof. Dr. Serge Brochu, Prof. Dr. Christian Grafl, Prof. Dr. Stefano Ferracuti, Prof. Dr. Dragan Milovanović, Prof. Dr. Eduard Filipovič Pobegajlo, Prof. Dr. Jean Pradel, Prof. Dr. Miroslav Scheinost, Prof. Dr. Ulrich Sieber) and members from Serbia (Prof. Dr. Danilo Basta, Prof. Dr. Miroslav Đorđević, Dr. Aleksandra Rabrenović, Prof. Dr. Dragan Simeunović, Prof. Dr. Snežana Soković, Prof. Dr. Radenko Vuković).
Editor-in-Chief is Prof. Dr. Zoran Stojanović.
http://www.ius.bg.ac.rs/crimenjournal
Student Economic Law Review
Student Economic Law Review is an online legal journal published twice a year and run by students of the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law. The Review was established in autumn 2010 by Associate Professor of Economic Law and Regulation Tatjana Jovanic and students who attended her workshop in the academic 2010/2011. In addition to papers written by students, the Review publishes also analyses and commentaries of adopted legislation and court decisions. The Editorial Board is composed of students of mainly undergraduate studies. They scrutinize the proposed papers as they are received, and after checking the quality of the work and the overall suitability of the topic, the paper is passed on to prominent member of the legal community for a second assessment. The Review accepts contributions from undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students, from Serbia and abroad.
Весник правне историје / Herald of Legal History
Весник правне историје / Herald of Legal History is an international academic student journal dedicated to the study of legal history of all countries and periods. The journal is an open access e-journal, has two issues per year and is published by the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law.
Both graduate and postgraduate students of law, as well as of other social sciences and humanities, are eligible to submit papers for the journal, which can be written in either Serbian or English language.
The Herald of Legal History accepts the following types of papers: student academic articles, book reviews, student translations of academic articles and primary sources from Serbian to English and vice versa (or from any other language to either of the two previously mentioned) and interviews with prominent scholars in the field of legal history, conducted by students.
Papers can be submitted until April 30th for the first issue and until October 31st for the second.
Exceptionally, for the very first issue of the journal we will accept papers until May 31st, 2020.
For more information, look at the journal’s website http://ojsnovi.ius.bg.ac.rs/index.php/Vesnik
