This issue of Philosophy and Society features a thematic section entitled ELECTIONS, DEMOCRACY, CRISIS, as well as three original articles on heritage practices, public history and democracy, on the significance of social sciences and humanities in military education, and on spiritual care in Swedish prisons.
IFDT publishes report on employed mothers in Bosnia and Herzegovina The Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory has published the results of a study examining the reconciliation of private and professional life among employed mothers in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The research was conducted between January and June 2025 within the project “Career and Mom” (CAM2025),…
ELECTIONS – DEMOCRACY – CRISIS International Conference at the University of Belgrade March 26-27, 2026 About The international conference “Elections – Democracy – Crisis” (EDC 2026) will mark the third edition of the biennial academic event jointly organized by the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies (WNPiSM) of the University of Warsaw and the…
The University of Belgrade strongly condemns the egregious physical assault on Dr. Marija Karanikić Mirić, a member of the Senate, President of the Grouping Council, and professor at the Faculty of Law, and on Aleksandar Vovčuk, a security guard at the Faculty of Law. Such attacks are a direct consequence of unlawful pressures and a…
The research team at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade, invites you to apply to participate in the research ‘Infrastructure of Care and Mutual Aid: Direct Actions Supporting the Student Uprising in Serbia.
Our project establishes a network of institutions from Poland, Serbia, Bosnia and the Czech Republic to investigate the distinct emancipatory potential of progressive social movements in present-day Central and Eastern Europe by focusing on the 2020-21 Women’s Strike in Poland, the ongoing student plenums in Serbia, the 2014 citizens’ plenums in Bosnia and the 2019 “Million People for Democracy” movement in the Czech Republic.
The Extended Rector’s Collegium of the University of Belgrade strongly condemns the inappropriate treatment of the University’s Rector, exemplified by a summons to appear for questioning on short notice – on Good Friday, no less – in connection with a criminal complaint.
At the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025, Serbia witnessed large protests, triggered by a tragic event, which quickly evolved into a mass student movement. Through blockades, strikes, and protests, they highlighted the importance of civic engagement, challenging political structures and calling for the return of democratic institutions. This collection explores the causes and societal implications of these events from various academic perspectives.
Below we convey the statement of the Dean’s Council of the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, which we fully support. We inform you that today, April 1, 2025, the Dean of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Belgrade – Prof. Dr. Žaklina Stojanović – was questioned at the Belgrade City Police Department,…
The knife attack on the Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Niš—carried out in a public space and in front of a large crowd – has provoked fear, anxiety, and outrage across Serbia. The extended Rector’s Collegium of the University of Belgrade is shocked by this act and calls for an…
