НОРМАТИВНО РЕГУЛИСАЊЕ НАУЧНОИСТРАЖИВАЧКЕ ДЕЛАТНОСТИ У ЈНА
NORMATIVE REGULATION OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ACTIVITIES IN THE YUGOSLAV PEOPLE’S ARMY

Author(s): Miljan Milkić
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Military history
Published by: Institut za strategijska istraživanja
Keywords: Laws; regulations; scientific research activity; Yugoslav People’s Army; Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Summary/Abstract: The article analyzes the most important legal documents published in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia that relate to the normative framework regulations of scientific research activities. Some other factors that significantly influence scientific research work, such as scientific journals or military documentation centers and libraries, were not the subject of this research. The article was written on the basis of normative documents published in the Official Gazette, the Official Military Gazette, articles published in the journal Vojno delo, relevant literature, as well as texts published in military magazine Narodna armija. Bearing in mind the political circumstances in the country, it is necessary to emphasize that despite the progress in the normative regulation, the scientific work in the Yugoslav People’s Army was under a strong ideological mark. The evaluations that can be read in the military literature emphasize that in that period, in connection with the development of social sciences in the Yugoslav People’s Army, the Political Administration played a decisive role. An important moment in the development of scientific research activities in the army is represented by the Law on Military Schools and Scientific Research Institutions of the JNA of April 23, 1973. In one part of the Law, which is related to the scientific research institutions of the Yugoslav People’s Army, it is defined that they deal with scientific and development work in scientific fields of importance for the armed forces and national defence.

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