Freedom as Virus: A Critique of the Neoliberal Notion of Freedom and an Analysis of Its Cultural Consequences by Aaron Michael Mulligan

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Elements of Democracy in (Post)Deyton Bosnia and Herzegovina by Vesna Kazazić, Dženeta Omerdić

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TOLERANCE, PROHIBITION OF POLITICAL PARTIES AND THE ECTHR by Felipe Andrade

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Thinker of the twenty-century: Philosophical portrait of prof. Dr. Bogdan Sesic by Krcić Šefket

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Dva značajna izvora o zbivanjima u Rogatici i njenoj okolini 1941. godine by Adnan Jahić

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Croatian bećarac as dystopian narrative by Želinski Ana Tereza

“…Considering this, the paper aims to analyze whether it is possible to read assumptions about the future directions of dehumanization as well as those about the preservation of human freedom and dignity in the minimalist form such as bećarac. …”
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Gustatory metaphors and comparisons in Veljko Barbieri's novel epitaph of the imperial gourmand by Maljevac-Mihović Iza

“…In this way, Barbieri sends us a message about the inalienability of freedom of choice, but also about the timelessness, spacelessness and ubiquity of repressive societies. …”
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Topics about Heritage in Croatian Science Textbooks for the 4th-grade Primary School by Dora Grejza, Emina Berbić Kolar

“…Considering teachers' freedom in accessing and teaching certain teaching contents, which the new curriculum of Science and curriculum of cross-curricular topics provide, the question of access and competence of teachers in teaching heritage topics in class is opened.…”
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A historical overview of the understanding of art and the path to abstract painting by Vučković Nemanja, Nikodijević Milena

“…This paper deals with the analysis of the historical work from the beginning of the ancient era, when painting was considered a craft, until today, where the artist has complete freedom of expression. It is about the time when painting was declared as a spiritual skill and through which stages painting and society itself went through. …”
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Change of the Concept of the University: From Enlightenment Ideals to the Development of Entrepreneurship by Maja Bosanac, Jovana Milutinović

“…It is concluded that in modern circumstances, the university is facing the challenge of finding a balance between preserving institutional autonomy, independent social criticism, and academic freedom of professors and students, on the one hand, and connecting with the world of work to become a relevant factor in economic development. …”
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Encounter with Evil Through the Monograph Tracing Brcko’s Jews by Tamara Vijoglavin Mančić by Enes Pašalić

“…Because in her "places of silence" we can read off the lack of our freedom to face the Evil in ourselves and around us. …”
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Interdisciplinarity of Academic Studies and Quality of Tertiary Education by Nedim Ćirić, Selma Porobić, Ramiz Nurikic

“…It is assumed there is a statistically significant difference in the evaluation of the quality of instruction given the clear emphasis on the objectives and demands of the course, preparedness and interesting classes, active participation of students interact during classes, the democratic principle of freedom of expressing an opinion and attitude, and to evaluate the quality of teaching varies according the demographic variables gender, academic achievement and degree program in which students study. …”
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Camps for Bosnians and Herzegovians on the territory of Serbia 1992-1996. in the function of destruction of Bosnia and Herzegovina Society and State by Doc. dr. Ermin KUKA, mr. Almir GRABOVICA, mr. Alma HAJRIĆ ČAUŠEVIĆ

“…The detention of civilians and civilians is a crime that, from appearance to appearance, can be of varying intensity and character: from violations of human rights to freedom of movement, through various forms of torture of victims to executions. …”
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Social-Status Position of Women Veterans Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Meldijana Arnaut Haseljić

“…Some of them did not see their freedom. Where are the brave women defenders today? …”
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Bosnia and Herzegovina and the establishment of the AVNOY Yugoslavia (1943-1945) by Dr. sc. Safet BANDŽOVIĆ

“…The speech of Yugoslav antifascism is most symbolically recognizable by the phrase: „Death to fascism – freedom to the people,” and „brotherhood and unity.” …”
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Crossroads and Shelters: Muhajirs from Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sandžak (1878-1912) by Safet Bandžović

“…The Ottoman history of the Balkans requires rational reconstructions, complex and asymmetric images of the past, inclusion of nuanced historical phenomena, critical and reasoned reinterpretation, freedom from pseudo-mythical and pseudo-historical networks and tensions. …”
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Slavery in Ancient Rome by Sead Bandžović

“…An individual could find himself in the status of a slave in three ways: by falling into captivity in war, by being born to a slave mother (vernae) or by losing his freedom as a form of sanction. In addition to private and royal, there were also so-called public slaves (servi publici). …”
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Criminal law nature discrimination in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Pantić Siniša

“…In this way, and adequate implementation of criminal law protection of discrimination, would have a positive influence on the system of special and general prevention, to respect fundamental human rights and freedoms.…”
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State policy of separation of officials of Islamic communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1945-1963) by Denis BEĆIROVIĆ

“…The practical application of religious rights and freedoms on the ground largely depended on the will of party organisations and their political goals. …”
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Rule of Law: Prevention and Promotion in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the European Union by Amela Čolić

“…This is the cause of instability of society, lack of protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, lack of support in socio-economic development, fight against corruption, investment, and legal security. …”
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