We are glad to inform you that the Call for applications for the upcoming Boot Camp - "Students, EU enlargement policy and EU integration - the good, the bad, and the active" which will be held from 18 to 21 of September at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade is now open. 

The boot camp "Students, EU enlargement policy and EU integration - the good, the bad, and the active" aims to provide the students with an intensive learning experience and give them a comprehensive understanding of key aspects related to EU enlargement policy, EU integration, the use of digital resources in learning and researching EU law, the promotion of active youth participation in EU politics and the broader process of EU integration.

The Boot camp is organized within the project “Preparing for EU Accession: The Future of the Western Balkan Countries” implemented by the Europa Institut, University of Saarland (Germany), and the Faculties of Law, members of the SEELS Network. The project is funded by the the Higher Education Dialogue Programme of the DAAD.

Please find enclosed the Program, Call for Application, Application Form, Rules and Regulations as well as the Promo Flyer for the event. Please make sure to read them thoroughly and carefuly as only the correctly submitted applications will be considered.

The deadline for submission is 2 of August 2024 23:59 CET.

Welcome to the twelfth edition of the SEE Law Journal, a platform where legal scholars from the SEELS Network come together to share their research and insights. This edition boasts a rich collection of articles, representing the collaborative efforts of thirteen authors, blending the wisdom of experienced academics with the fresh perspectives of emerging scholars.

SEE Law Journal serves as a nexus for exploring a wide spectrum of legal issues, ranging from local matters to global concerns. In this edition, we embark on a journey through various facets of law, offering in-depth analyses and thought-provoking discussions.

We hope you will find the material informative and insightful. The latest issue of the SEE Law Journal is available here.

SEE Law Journal winters edition deadline for submission of papers is now been extended to December 29th 2023. All interested applicants will have the opportunity to submit their papers and contributions in the upcoming period. 

More information on the Call itself and on the Guidelines for authors is available here. 

The SEE Law Journal is open for submission of articles prepared by at least one academic staff member and junior researchers (PhD students) of the SEELS members and all interested academics, legal practitioners and scholars who are working in these fields. The authorship is restricted to maximum three co-authors per article.

As allways, we are looking forward to your submissions.

We are glad to inform that the latest edition of the SEE Law Journal No. 11 is now available online. As it is the case with all of our editions, this one is available under this link: 

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As for its content, in the words of our Editor in Chief Prof. Dr. Zdraveva:

"...Most of the article presented in this edition deal with important issues of the corporate world. The articles include the topics of application of the socio- political tax principles in the taxation on the corporations’ income, the antitrust legal framework in the light of the digitalization of the market and the specificities of the key clauses of the shareholders’ agreement.

In the field of human rights the journal includes an article analysing the legal framework and the exercise of the right to mobility in public transportation of persons with disabilities and reduced mobility.

The technology and digitalization influence both the legislation and the theoretical discussions on the approaches in the development of the legal practice and culture in various fields of law. The issue become greatly more complex when it comes to the Artificial Intelligence. In this issue we have one article analysing the Artificial Intelligence through the most important concepts of the Copyright Law. The readers are also provided with a review of a book where the private law and artificial intelligence cross paths..."

Therefore, we hope that you will find it inspiring and insightful.

We are glad to inform all interested applicants that the Call for Papers for the upcoming Winter Issue of the SEE Law Journal is active now till November 1, 2023.

With the new Editorial Policy of the Journal, the Call for Papers are now fixed and two editions of the journal are set to be published in summer and winter months each year.

The journal is open to submissions by all interested academics and researchers, PhD students and legal practitioners.

Papers from all areas of law are accepted, esspecially the ones with a focus on:

• Legal reform and approximation of the acquis communitaire
• Best practicess in legal reform 
• Harmonization and unification of the legislationin the region of South East Europe, the EU and internationally.

We are looking forward to your submissions.