The award is presented by the Section for Feminist Research and Critical Studies of Masculinities (SEFEM) to support the development of knowledge production within the field of gender studies in Serbia (theory and research).
International Conference of the SolidCareLab Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade 17-18 March 2027 Deadline for Abstract Submissions: September 30, 2026, via the form Conference Theme Philanthropy, Solidarity, and Care: Mobilising for the Common Good in Southeast Europe Southeast Europe (SEE) is both a geographic region and a historically contingent, politically charged…
Last week, the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory hosted a discussion titled Advancing Standards for Election Integrity on TikTok: Policy Perspectives and Best Practices.
This issue of Philosophy and Society features a thematic section entitled ART, MEDIA, AND DEMOCRATIC IMAGINARIES IN THE 2024–2025 PROTESTS IN SERBIA, as well as four original articles on Foucault and the Prisons Information Group, on capabilitarian well-being, on the right of rebellion in the age of digital communication, and finally, on the relationship between EU citizenship and direct democracy.
The conference was jointly organized by the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory (IFDT), University of Belgrade, and the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, University of Warsaw (WNPiSM UW), with Insajder television serving as the media partner.
Senior Research Fellow Luka Glušac has been appointed as an editor of Global Constitutionalism (GlobCon), published by Cambridge University Press, with the institutional support of the University of Edinburgh. Global Constitutionalism publishes cutting-edge peer-reviewed work which refers to and advances global constitutionalism as an interdisciplinary field. The journal is indexed in WoS in law, political…
The conference was held as part of the “Common Future: Young People for Dialogic and Inclusive Remembrance” project, supported by the British Council and the International Development UK.
The Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory is proud to announce that eight of our colleagues have been ranked among the top 10% of researchers in Serbia.
FDT welcomes Sultana Jovanovska, a PhD candidate from the University of Ljubljana, for a short-term research visit under the auspices of the WBF Move Grant.
Organized by the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, an open forum on education reform was held with more than 30 teachers from across Serbia. The discussion was led by Namir Ibrahimović, an expert on education reforms in the region.
