FIFTH DEPARTMENT
RIGHT TO JUSTICE

Court in connexion with justice

1. Draft act on international legal assistance in civil matters - Gordana Stankovic, LL.D. Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Nis and Snezana Andrejevic, Judge of the Supreme Court, Serbia
2. Representation of parties by a plenipotentiary in the li­tigation procedure act of the republic of Macedonia - Arsen Janevski, LL.D., Professor, Faculty of Law "Justinianus Primus", Skopje, Macedonia
3. Restitutio in Integrum - Jozo Cizmic, LL.D., Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Split, Republic of Croatia
4. Basic principles of the execution procedure (in civil matters) - Nebojsa Sarkic, LL.D. Professor, Faculty of Law of the Union University, Belgrade and Mladen Niko-lic, Judge of the Commercial Court in Belgrade
5. New civil procedure legislation in the Republic of Serbia - Dusica Palackovic, LL.D., Professor, Faculty of Law, Kragujevac
6. Preclusions in stating of new facts and evidence in Slovenian Civil Procedure Act - Ales Galic, LL.D., Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Univerzity of Ljubljana, Republic of Slovenia
7. New Trial - Ljubica Mandic. LL.D.. Professor, Faculty of Law, Pristina - Kosovska Mitrovica
8. Passive role of the court and the principle of procedure economy in the litigation procedure of the Republic Srpska - Ranka Racic. LL.D.. Professor, Faculty of Law, Eastern Sarajevo
9. Intermission of a civil case - Marija Salma. LL.D.. Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University in Novi Sad
10. Representation in marriage and family disputes - Ljubica Milutinovic, Judge of the Supreme Court of Serbia. Belgrade
11. Direct review as a new legal remedy in the Civil Procedure Law - Vladimir Kozar, Judge of he Commercial Court in Belgrade
12. Legal framework of independence of judiciary - Vera Markovic, Attorney at Law, Judge of the Supreme Court of Serbia (ret.), Belgrade
13. Independent judiciary - a prerequisite for the protecti­on of human rights - Osman Kadriu, LL.D. Professor of the FON University. Skoplje
14. The breach of the right to be heard as a ground for refusal of recognition of foreign arbitral awards - Toni Deskoski, LL.D. Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law Iustinianus Primus, Skopje
15. Power of notary public in judicial proceedings - Milena Trgovcevic-Prokic, LL.D. Judge, V Municipal Court, Belgrade
16. Electing notary public in the south slav region Mihajlo Makic, Judge, Municipal Court, Despotovac
17. Defining the territorial jurisdiction Vladimir Boranijasevic, LL.M., Faculty of Law, Kosovska Mitrovica
18. Concentration of civil procedure - Tatjana ZoroskaKa-Milovska, LL.D. Assistant Professor. Faculty of Law "Justinianus Primus", Skopje
19. Recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitration awards and court ruling - Dragica Martinovic, Legal Adviser "Energoprojekt" Holding Joint Stock Co., Bel­grade
20. Security for costs - limitation of the right to access to justice or protection of defendant Branka Pecanac. LL.M.. Junior Adviser. Ministry of Justice of Serbia, Belg­rade
21. Untimely appeal in enforcement proceedings - Nikola Bodiroga. LL.M., Assistant. Faculty of Law, Belgrade
22. Organization of boundary marks in Bosnia and Herze­govina - Professor Dusko Medic, LL.D. Judge of the Re­public of Srpska Constitutional Court. Banja Luka
23. Is jury necessary or not - Mirko Bartulovic, LL.D., Member of Jurists' Association of Serbia, Belgrade
24. Terms of possessory action Dragoljub Lazarevic, LL.D.. Judge. Municipal Court, Zagubica
25. Program aimed at reducing number of old lawsuits - Ranko Scekic, Judge in the Basic Court of Kotor

Editor: dr Gordana Stankovic, professor at the Faculty of Law in Nis.

Internationa] relations and justice
a) International law - foreign elements

1. Obeying international treaties and their compulsory nature - Stevan Dordevic. LL.D.,Professor, Faculty of Law. Belgrade
2. Relationship between constitutions, public internatio­nal law and the EU law in the field of Human Rights Rodoljub Etinski, LL.D.. Professor. Faculty of Law, Novi Sad
3. The right to preventive self-defense in contemporary international law - Boris Krivokapis. LL.D., Professor, Faculty for Government and Administration, "Megatrend" University. Belgrade
4. The reorganisation models of Security Council of the Untied Nations Dusko Dimitrijevic. LL.D., Research Associate. Institute of International Politics and Economy, Belgrade
5. Uti possidetis and the right to self-determination as the international law rules Fernanda Fernandez Jankov. LL.D. Professor of the European and International Law at Metropolitanas Unidas University, Sao Paulo, Brazil and Vesna Coric. LL.M. Research Associate, Institute of Com­parative Law, Belgrade
6. The application of norms of international criminal law by international and national courts - Gordana Bozilo-vic-Petrovic, LL.M., Judge. District Cort. Belgrade
7. Responsibility of international organizations and their member states - Bojan TubiC, LL.M.. Assistant. Faculty of Law, Novi Sad
8. Human rights and humanitarian law - complementary or contrary regimes of protection - Sanja Dajic. LL.D., Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Novi Sad
9. Protection of personality of two prisoners and camp in­mates Jovan Popovic, Attornay at Law. Publicist. Bel­grade
10. Controversies of the legal status, role and mandate of the osce missions - Dusan Vasic, LL.M. International Transactions Director. "MSNET" Company Belgrade
11. Grabbing of Kosovo and Metohija amounts to imperil­ling the right to freedom - Radoslav Gacinovic. LL.D., Professor, Academy for Diplomacy and Security. Belgrade
12. Fair trial right violations in Kosovo and Metohija un­der the UN administration - Dusko Celic. Associate, Faculty of Law, Kosovska Mitrovica
13. Human rights and statelessness - Vida Cok. LL.D. Research Associate (ret.), Belgrade
14. Inernational payments during restriction measures period - Dusan Jakovljevic, LL.D., Publicista. Belgrade
15. International law and political role of China in the struggle against terrorism - Filip Turcinovic, LL.D., Professor, Megatrend University, Belgrade
    16.   Common European asylum system - Andelko Gojcaj, LL.M. Attorney at Law, Podgorica and New York

Editor: dr Milan Paunovic, professor at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade.

b) European Union Law

1. European Union is left without its constitution - Radovan Vukadinovic, LL.D. Professor, Director of the EU Law Center, Kragujevac
2. Von  der Grundungsgemeinschaft zur Mega-Union - Prof.  Dr.  Thomas Oppermann, Juristische Fakultat der Eberhard-Karls-Universitat Tubingen
3. Les enjeux d'un droit Europeen des contrats - B. Fauvarque-Cossson, Professeur a l'Universite Pantheon-Assas, Pans II
4. Political system of the European Union - dr Tanja Kara-kamisheva, assistant professor Faculty of Law "Iustinianus Primus", Skoplje
5. Institutional reform of the European Union Jelena Ceranic, LL.M., Research Associate, Institiute of Comparative Law, Belgrade
6. Novelties in the organization of the European Court of Justice - Zoran Radivojevic, LL.D., Faculty of Law, University of Nis
7. The EU bodies charged for the application of the Com­munity Competition Law - Sinisa Varga, LL.D., Assis­tant Professor, Faculty for Legal and Business Studies,Novi Sad
8. Efficiency defence in the merger control regimes of EC and Republic of Serbia: A Comparative Perspective - LL.M Alexandr Svetlicinii, researcher European University Institute, International business Law. Budapest
9. Acquis communautaire and contracts of trade of electric power - Darka Vujovic. Expert for energy sector law "Elektromreza Sibije'" Co. Belgrade
10. Pressure groups and freedom in decision-making pro­cess in the European Union Jasmina Krstenic, Munici­pal Deputy Prosecutor, Lazarevac
11. New Statutory framework for integral payment system in EU – Nela Vasic, Senior Expert Associate National Bank of Serbia, International Relations Department, Belgrade

Editor: Prof. Dr Radovan Vukadinovic, director of the Center for EU law.