“Ethics: the theoretical minimum by Nenad Cekić is a monographic study that provides a comprehensive overview of the basic issues of ethics. This monograph has seven chapters, five of which deal with what the author calls the ‘theoretical minimum’. These chapters delve into concepts, themes, and theories that the author considers foundational for a rigorous understanding of ethics as a philosophical discipline. […] The topic the author deals with is presented in the exemplary tradition of scientific prose. The book is written with clarity, making complex ethical issues accessible to both those with a background in philosophy and readers without such training. Notably, there are no other books in our country that present the basic problems of both traditional and contemporary ethics in such a clear and professional manner”. Drago Đurić, excerpt from the book review

Participants: Nenad Cekić (author), Igor Cvejić (IFDT), Aleksandar Dobrijević (Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade), Ana Lipij (IFDT), Stefan Mićić (Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade), Tamara Plećaš (IFDT), Milica Smajević Roljić (Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade).

Nenad Cekić (born in Belgrade in 1963) is a full professor of ethics and other areas of moral philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. He has authored four monographs: The State between Anarchy and Utopia (2007), Metaethics: Problems and Directions (2013), Utilitarianism and Bentham’s Moral Philosophy (2018/19), and John Stuart Mill’s Moral Philosophy (2018/19). Additionally, he has edited three thematic volumes and numerous scientific works published in national and international journals. Beyond philosophy, he has also had a professional areer in the media. He served as the editor-in-chief of Index 202, was the initiator and inaugural editor-in-chief of Radio B 92, and held the positions of director and editor-in-chief at Radio Index. Furthermore, Nenad Cekić was a member and president of the Council of the Republic Broadcasting Agency (RBA).