СТАЊЕ СЛОБОДЕ МЕДИЈА У СРБИЈИ - ИМПЛИКАЦИЈЕ НА ЕКОНОМСКО БЛАГОСТАЊЕ

Author(s): Ljubica Nikolić,Aleksandar Mojašević / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 61/2012

The subject matter of analysis in this paper is the current state of affairs concerning the freedom of mass media in Serbia, with specific reference to the methodology of relevant international organizations involved in measuring, comparing and assessing the freedom of media in different countries worldwide. We intend to clearly identify the position of Serbia in the global media world and in relation to the neighbouring countries, in particular. In that context, the primary objective of this article is to examine the relation between the freedom of media and the economic wellbeing. In the first part of the paper, we target the position of Serbia in the world by applying the generally recognized indexes for measuring the freedom of media. Then, we provide an overview of the relevant empirical researches on the freedom of media and economic wellbeing. Further on, we analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the media situation in Serbia, with specific reference to the operation of the public broadcasting service, the media ownership structure and the relation between the public authorities and the media. In the conclusion, we present and elaborate on our standpoints on the implications that the current status of the freedom of media and the overall media situation in Serbia have on the economic wellbeing.

СТАЊЕ; ПОТРЕБЕ И МОГУЋНОСТИ РАЗВОЈА ЈУГОИСТОЧНЕ СРБИЈЕ

Author(s): Živojin Perić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 6/1967

La Serbie du sud-est s'étend sur le territoire des anciens arrondissements de Nis, Leskovac et Zajecar. Sur ce territoire se trouvent aujourd'hui 36 communes. Plusieurs moments attribuent à ce territoire les caractéristiques d'une région nettement délimitée. L'auteur examine premier lieu l'état de l'économie sur le territoire de la Serbie du sud-est. Sur la base des données numériques il est arrivé à la conclusion que cette région relativement étendue avec 1,450.000 habitants est sensiblement en retard par rapport au degré de développement réalisé dans la République socialiste fédérative de Yougoslavie et dans la République socialiste de Serbie. L'auteur a illustré cet état de retard sous différents aspects. Cependant, en analysant parallèlement le rythme réalisé dans le développement de la Serbie du sud-est, de la RSF de Yougoslavie et de la RS de Serbie dans la période allant de 1962 à 1966 l'auteur a tiré la conclusion que pendant ces quelques dernières années le développement de la Serbie du sud-est a été sensiblement plus rapide que le développement de la RSF de Yougoslavie et de la RS de Serbie. Cela fait ressortir la tendance qui s'est déjà formée de la diminution des différences dans le niveau du développement de cette région, d'une part, et de la RSF de Yougoslavie c'est à dire de la RS de Serbie, d'autre part. En poursuivant ses recherches l'auteur a décélé objectivement le retard injustifié de certaines activités économiques très importantes dans la Serbie du sud-est et pour lesquelles cette région possède du reste des conditions très avantageuses.L'auteur a analysé, de même, l'état du standing social sur .le territoire de la Serbie du sud-est et il a constaté que ce standing était encore plus en retard par rapport au niveau atteint dans la RSF de Yougoslavie et la RS de Serbie que ce n'est le cas de l'économie. Une analyse détaillée de l'état des cadres possédant un diplôme universitaire sur le territoire de la Serbie du sud-est, de la RSF de Yougoslavie et de la RS de Serbie révèle ostensiblement le retard de la Serbie du' sud-est à ce point de vue-là de même. L'auteur aperçoit dans ce fait une des causes fondamentales du retard.Enfin, l'auteur a entrepris l'examen des besoins et des possibilités ultérieurs du développement de la Serbie du sud-est. En se basant sur les examens précédents il est arrivé à la conclusion qu'il est nécessaire de continuer à accélérer en premier lieu le développement .économique de laSerbie du sud-est. Dans ce but quatre facteurs décisifs doivent être pris en considération, selon Fauteur, à savoir: l'existence de plusieurs facultés à Nis et à Bor; les facteurs naturels favorables, tels que: la richesse minière, le sol, le climat, la configuration du terrain et ainsi de suite; l'existence de plusieurs très grandes organisations économiques et des groupes de production qui peuvent jouer le rôle d'initateurs, de promoteurs et de financiers de l'élargissement et de la modernisation des capacités existantes, ainsi que de la création des capacités nouvelles; finalement, un important facteur dans ce sens représentent les grandes réserves en main d'oeuvre.

СТАТУС МОРСКИХ МИНА У МЕЂУНАРОДНОМ ПРАВУ

Author(s): Nebojša Raičević / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 64/2013

Naval mines are explosive warfare devices which are activated by contact or by proximity of a boat or a submarine. These mines can be used in times of peace and during armed conflicts. The rules on the use of naval mines in times of peace are explicitly provided in the 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea, as well as in international customary law. Coastal states are allowed to lay mines in their internal waters, territorial sea and archipelagic sea. In case of laying mines in their territorial sea, a coastal state is obliged to give notice to all other coastal states on the location of the emplaced mines and the state shall not suspend the right of innocent passage to foreign ships. In case of laying mines in the archipelagic sea, mines may not be laid in archipelagic sea lanes. The rules on laying mines on the high seas are not so clear but there is a prevailing opinion that mining is prohibited of these areas. The emplacement of mines during armed conflicts is regulated by the 1907 Convention relative to the Laying of Automatic Submarine Contact Mines, as well as by some provisions contained in the 1907 Convention concerning the Rights and Duties of Neutral Powers in Naval War. These conventions contain fairly clear rules on the mining in the naval armed conflicts but there is a dilemma whether these rules apply to new types of naval mines. In order to promote the adoption of new rules in this area, a group of experts made San Remo Manual on International Law Applicable to Armed Conflict at Sea (1994), which includes 13 paragraphs on naval mines.

СТАТУС НЕОСНОВАНОГ ОБОГАЋЕЊА У УПОРЕДНОМ ПРАВУ

Author(s): Ivana Simonović / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 56/2010

Unjustified (unjust) enrichment of another’s property is a prohibited modification pertaining to the property of two persons. The legal order responds to such modification by applying the legal principle prohibiting unjustified enrichment and a series of related rules based on this principle. Upon this legal principle, some countries have developed a separate legal institute of unjustified enrichment which is governed by the rules of statutory law. Some other countries have accepted this legal institute through judicial practice and legal theory, without enacting relevant statutory regulation. The process of recognizing unjustified enrichment as a distinct area of the law of obligations has by no means been simple and straightforward. Looking back into the genesis and development of this institute, we can observe that it has always kept emerging in the area between contract and tort law. Moreover, determining a precise definition of the concept of unjust enrichment has been further aggravated by the complexity of diverse legal relations, which either featured or resulted in unjust acquisition of another’s property. The possible sources of unjustified enrichment have always been numerous, particularly in the contemporary society. Some of these acts may be classified as torts with the capacity to produce damage, which makes the identification of legal relations and the choice of the applicable rule of law even more difficult. In most cases, unjustified enrichment is a result of a legitimate and (quite frequently) voluntary human action, which brings legal relations generated in this way close to contractual relations. Finding one’s way in this labyrinth of legal relations and concepts may be difficult at times, for which reason unjustified enrichment has been the latest legal institute to receive its “civil status” in the positive law trichonomy of the sources of obligation law, which are classified as contracts, torts and unjust enrichment. Once acquired, the status and the distinctive nature of unjustified enrichment as related to contracts and torts have not been a matter of further dispute in the legislations of the countries of the European-continental legal system. Unjustified enrichment has either been regulated through statutory law as a separate source of obligation law (in Germany, Switzerland and Austria) or has achieved an independent status due to the collaboration of the judicial practice and legal theory (in France). Across Europe, unjustified enrichment has entered the law school curricula as a special area of obligation law, which is the direct contribution of the legal scholars who have been sufficiently receptive either to pursue the legislator’s policy on unjustified enrichment or to “impose” this legal institute and oblige the legislature to regulate this issue by statutory law. The status of unjustified enrichment is much less ambiguous in the contemporary private law of the common law countries. The initial procedural obstacles which made it difficult to file a claim for unjustified enrichment on separate grounds have been removed. The presence of a number of claims for restitution still characterizes the legal sanctioning of unjustified enrichment but there is a significant difference: this legal principle brings them together under a single heading and distinguishes them from other claims (in contracts or torts) which have a similar aim.

СТАТУС РЕПУБЛИКЕ СРБИЈЕ У САВРЕМЕНИМ МЕЂУНАРОДНИМ УГОВОРИМА У ОБЛАСТИ ЖИВОТНЕ СРЕДИНЕ И УСТАВИ (1974−2006)

Author(s): Dragoljub Todić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 79/2018

The introductory part of the paper points to an increase in the importance of international environmental agreements, as well as their significance for the Republic of Serbia (RS). The central part of the paper studies the RS status in international environmental agreements. A distinction is made between the representation of membership in the international agreements before and after 2006 (the adoption of a new constitution and gaining independence). The constitutional and legal provisions pertinent for regulating the conclusion and execution of international agreements in the period from 1974 are evaluated. The author also emphasizes constitutional provisions of importance for the environment. The analysis is based on the key international agreements of a global character (primarily those whose depository is the UN Secretary General), regional international agreements concluded within the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), as well as sub-regional international agreements of relevance to the RS. An overview of international environmental agreements that the RS is currently not a member of is also provided. In the conclusion, it is noted that the RS obtained its membership in part of international environmental agreements on the basis of its succession, although the intensification of activities in the field of confirming key international agreements followed in the period after 2006. Such trend could also be related to the normalization of the RS international position (following the international isolation in the last decade of the 20th century), as well as the beginning of the RS’s EU integration process.

Статут Друштва Светог Саве из 1880. године

Author(s): Momir Samardžić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 24/2005

Први српско-турски рат 1876. прекинуо је напоре Србије да оснивањем школа, слањем учитеља из Србије и школовањем учени- ка с простора Старе Србије и Македоније учврсти свој, а потисне бугарски утицај у пограничним областима Османског царства. Развој међународних односа, међународни положај Србије и слабо стање њених финансија после стицања независности налагали су опрену политику, која ће избећи сваку могућност подстицања заоштра- вања ситуације у европским провинцијама Царства. Међутим, грчко-турски и црногорско-турски сукоб око разграничења, који је обележио период 1878–1881. и који је почетком 1880. претио избијањем већег сукоба, а пре свега припреме у Кнежевини Бугарској и Источној Румелији за уједињење као непосредна последица таквог развоја ситуације на Истоку, приморали су српску владу у лето 1880. да обрати већу пажњу на питање српске пропаганде у Старој Србији и Македонији. Председник српске владе Јован Ристић обратио се с том намером људима који су били упућени у рад владе у Старој Србији и Македонији претходних година шефу пресбироа српске владе Матији Бану и професорима Велике школе Милошу С. Мило- јевићу и Панти Срећковићу. Поменута тројица предложила су оснивање тајног одбора који ће тај рад надзирати и он је крајем августа и образован. Осим њих, у одбор су ушли прота Јаков Павловић, начелник у Министарству просвете и црквених дела, као председник одбора и потпуковник Јован Драгашевић, професор Војне академије.

Статут и правомощия на служителите от Агенцията по вписванията

Author(s): Pirin Sokolov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2018

The creation of the Registry Agency as a new institution is done by moving to it the 112 Registry Offices at the District Courts. The linking of data sets in the registers administered by the Registry Agency with the single information registers within the European Union on the one hand and their proper exploitation on the other. The responsibilities of the Registry Agency should be significantly increased and legislatively backed up.

Статут и правомощия на фонд „Сигурност на енергийната система”

Author(s): Ginka Simeonova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 7/2017

As a result of efforts to liberalize the electricity sector, substantial changes to the Energy Act have already taken place, the main objective of which is to make a substantial step towards liberalization of the energy market through the integration of the free market of producers whose energy is bought into preferential prices. With the changes to the Energy Act in 2015, the "Energy System Security" Fund was established. The new changes to the Energy Act further develop the status and powers of the Fund, detailing the legal framework, including a new power of the Fund, but also creating a number of discussion questions. The purpose of this article is to discuss some of them by focusing on the status and powers of the Energy Security Fund.

Статут Української ради художніх промислів кооперативних організацій (рад і артілей) «Укрхудожпромспілки»

Author(s): Anastasia Vitaliyivna Varyvonchyk / Language(s): Ukrainian / Issue: 1/2019

The purpose of the article is an important and under-investigated problem related to the activity of traditional folk arts and the coverage of the development and tracking of the historical evolution of Ukrhudozprom, an enterprise that manufactured and produced unique products of the Ukrainian artistic industry. The methodology is based on the use of archival materials and observations of cultural, historical and artistic analysis. The scientific novelty consists in disclosing new facts and a thorough analysis of documents on the activities, statute, and responsibilities of Ukrhudozhpromspolki, which was eventually reorganized into a production and art association "Ukrhudozprom". Based on the results of historical research, we can conclude that the state itself supported and contributed to the development of the art industry for the manufacture of products for the population of Ukraine, enabling artisans to make living in artels and to create artistic industry products for each region with peculiar ornaments of a certain locality.

Статутът на местните органи на държавната власт в България (1886–1948 г.)

Author(s): Yordan Mantarliev / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 2/2012

The article considers an overview of the regulations of local authorities in Bulgaria from 1886 to 1948 in terms of their selection, appointment, dismissal and basic parameters of action. Also not skip hierarchical interaction and representatives of local administration with the upper structures of regional government. It also gives a brief historical retrospection of the basics of local government unit of the Liberation in 1878 to the adoption of very important legislation for municipal laws for urban and rural communities in 1886. Extensive attention has been paid and the type of local government, approved by Decree-Law on urban and rural communities by 1934, Constitution of 1947 and the Law of the People’s Councils of next year.

СТВАРНА ПРИМЕНА ПРАВА КАО ИМПЕРАТИВ САВРЕМЕНЕ ДРЖАВЕ (СА ОСВРТОМ НА ТРАНЗИЦИОНЕ ПРОЦЕСЕ У СРБИЈИ)

Author(s): Dragana Ćorić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 49/2007

In mid of July 2006, the general public was informed that the Serbian National Assembly enacted 274 acts of parliament In this paper, the author examines which percentage of these acts has actually, been implemented, and observes the possible modalities in terms of interpreting these acts. The implementation of the enacted legislation is a very important legal and political process because it is based on the powerful and ever-so-significant principle by citizens' legal safety. The transitional processes in the Republic of Serbia have been ongoing for a while, occasionally slowing down or drawing to a standstill, enabling or completely disabling the real and consistent implementation of enacted legislation. In conclusion, the author provides specific recommendations for improving the efficiency both in the process of adopting legal rules and in their ultimate implementation.

СТВАРНЕ СЛУЖБЕНОСТИ И СВОЈИНА

Author(s): Radmila Kovačević-Kuštrimović / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 18/1978

Les servitudes réelles ont pris naissance dans le Droit romain (servitues praediorium) quand la propriété privée est apparue. Elles autorisent leur titulaire d'utiliser le bien immobilier d'autrui dans un sens déterminé ou d'interdire au propriétaire du bien dont on tire parti de se servir de son bien d'une certaine manière.Les servitudes reelles sont les premières restrictions du droit de propriété. Quoique, d'après la nature juridique, les restrictions ne portent pas atteinte à l'essence du droit de propriété — sa substance.Le propriétaire du bien dont on tire parti transfère un de ses nombreux pouvoirs de propriété au titulaire de la servitude en restant avec lui dans un lien juridique indissoluble. Sa propriété est, avec la constitution de la servitude, restreinte, mais l'espoir juridique potentiel existe que le pouvoir transféré sera de nouveau restitué en propriété (si la servitude prend fin par le renoncement du titulaire de la servitude, ou par suite de l'inexécution). La substance de la propriété sur laquelle la servitude est constituée est restée indemne. Cela est possible seulement si la propriété est conçue comme totalité des pouvoirs de propriété réciproquement reliés dans un ensemble logique, qui reste inchangée par la séparation d'un certain pouvoir (théorie de la division qualitative de la propriété). Nos exposés ont prouvé que la théorie des droits de secteurs, qui dominait pendant une longue période de temps dans la science juridique, est insoutenable. Si la propriété est conçue en tant qu'un ensemble de pouvoirs exactement déterminés (la détention, l'utilisation, la disposition) alors il est impossible de séparer l'un de ces pouvoirs et son entière autonomie juridique, sans porter atteinte à l'essence du droit de propriété. Dans ce cas la propriété cesserait d'exister.D'autre part, la théorie des droits de secteurs ne peut pas expliquer l'essen¬ce des servitudes réelles négatives qui aurisent leur titualire d'interdire au pro¬priétaire du bien dont on tire parti d'entreprendre sur son bien certaines actions. Il en est ainsi surtout parce que jusqu'à présent la théorie mettait au premier plan les pouvoirs de propriété positifs, en négligeant, cependant, le fait que pour le propriétaire de la chose de la propriété découle aussi le pouvoir non seulement de tirer profit de sa chose, mais de même de ne point en tirer profit, soit d'une manière déterminée, soit en général. Dans les servitudes réelles négatives, sur le titulaire de la servitude passent les pouvoirs négatoires du propriétaire.Enfin, Г institution ainsi établie des servitudes réelles rend possible son existence et son utilisation ultérieures non seulement dans la propriété privée mais aussi dans le système du pluralisme des formes du pouvoir. Vu qu'elles n'augmentent pas et, de même, qu'elles ne diminuent pas la position du proprié¬taire dans le système juridique, les servitudes réelles peuvent être instituées aussi dans la propriété sociale. Elles sont dans la fonction d'une meilleure utilisation économique des biens immobiliers et signifient le »confort« dans l'exercise des droits.

СТВАРНИ ВЛАСНИК ПРИХОДА КАО АНТИ-АБУЗИВНА МЕРА У СРПСКОМ ПОРЕСКОМ ЗАКОНОДАВСТВУ

Author(s): Miloš Vasović / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 88/2020

The Serbian Corporate Income Tax Act contains a provision on the beneficial ownership of income (hereinafter: the BO provision), which is one of the conditions for the application of the preferential tax rate on income tax after tax deduction, which is envisaged in Treaties for the avoidance of Double Taxation on income and capital (hereinafter: Double Taxation Treaties/ DTTs). The subject matter of research in this paper is the term “beneficial ownership“, which is not defined in the Corportate Income Tax Act. It may ultimately lead to abusing the preferential tax rates from the DTTs in tax planning and “treaty shopping“ through the use of conduit companies. Tax experts have different opinions on the legal nature of the BO provision, which is given the function of an anti-abusive measure (on the one hand) and a rule for the attribution of income (on the other hand). The author analyzes the current function of the BO provision envisaged in the Serbian Serbian Corporate Income Tax Act (CITA), and its inadequate application. The author advocates for enacting the BO provision as an anti-abusive measure, and examines the possible application of the BO provision in domestic tax law, with reference to Articles 10, 11, and 12 of the DTTs that Serbia contracted with other states, as well as Articles 10-12 of the OECD Model-Convention on Income and Capital (2017) and Commentaries on these articles. Such an application of the BO provision may preclude “treaty shopping“. In final remarks, the author points out why the BO provision should be envisaged as an anti-abusive measure in Serbian tax law.

СТВАРНО ПРАВО У ВОЈВОДИНИ ИЗМЕÐУ ДВА СВЕТСКА РАТА

Author(s): Radenka Cvetić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 125/2008

In the first part of this article, the author offers an outline of Hungarian legal sources of private law applied in Vojvodina, as they were applicable in this area due to the principle of legal continuity for private law sources in the territory of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (Yugoslavia). The second part of the article describes the role of the Novi Sad Chamber of the Cassation Court (Chamber B) in creating the unique system of private law between world wars (denoted as mixed system of law), which is illustrated by case-law related to property law (peaceful possession and ownership rights). The author compares this system with the existing Serbian private law indicating the need to preserve well-drafted legal rules regardless of their background in order to create the space for a delicate task of interpreting and applying law.

Створення та продаж перехідного банку як спосіб приведення діяльності неплатоспроможного банку до вимог економічних нормативів

Author(s): I.I. Petrik / Language(s): Ukrainian / Issue: 148/2020

The article is devoted to the study of the ways of economic rehabilitation of insolvent banking institution. A special place in the work belongs to the issues of establishment and sale of a transitional bank as a means of bringing the activity of an insolvent bank to the requirements of economic standards. Attention is drawn to the debatable nature of the economic and legal subjectivity of the Deposit Guarantee Fund of Ukraine in the stated procedure. Among other things, the characteristic of economic standards of banking activity is given and the importance of liquidity assessment in the systemic characteristic of the bank is noted. It is pointed out that the procedure for setting up and selling a transition bank is in line with the EU standards as for the rehabilitation of credit institutions and the withdrawal of them from the market.Critical attitude to the legislative approach is maintained, and it is noted that bankruptcy procedures for banks cannot be in sharp conflict with general bankruptcy procedures regulated by the Bankruptcy Code of Ukraine. It is emphasized as the positive moment that there was no withdrawal of any bank - resident of Ukraine from the market due to the insolvency in 2019.Specific features of the legal status of the transitional bank include, in particular: simplified setting up and licensing procedures; specifics of formation of authorized capital; specifics of application of economic standards; specifics of the transfer of assets and liabilities and, finally, specifics of taxation. The investor’s compliance with these obligations in this part causes termination of the Fund’s participation in the respective legal relations and, accordingly, full restoration of the bank’s economic turnover in the financial services market.

Стицање без основа

Author(s): Milica Panić / Language(s): Serbian / Publication Year: 0

In this paper we discuss some general questions relating to the unjust enrichment for which different terms are used in theory, such as: ungrounded enrichment, legal ungrounded enrichment, acquisition without legal basis, unjustified enrichment. According to Art. 210 of the Law on Obligations, the unjust enrichment means the transfer of some part of the property of a per- son in any way into the property of another person, while this transition has no legal basis in any legal transaction or law. In this case, the acquirer will be obliged to return it, and when it is not possible, he/she will be obliged to compensate for the value of the achieved benefits.We analyze the solutions from the draft of the Civil Code of Serbia, the Draft Law on Obligations of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina/ Republika Srpska, as well as the solutions from the Law on Obligations of the former Yugoslav Republics. We pay special attention to the solutions of the court practice.

СТИЦАЊЕ СВОЈИНЕ ОД НЕВЛАСНИКА У НАЦРТУ ЗАЈЕДНИЧКОГ ПОЈМОВНОГ ОКВИРА СТУДИЈСКЕ ГРУПЕ ЗА ЕВРОПСКИ ГРАЂАНСКИ ЗАКОНИК

Author(s): Nina Planojević / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 135/2011

The subject of the paper is analysis of provisions concerning acquisition of ownership by non-owners from the recently presented Book VIII of the Draft of Common Frame of Reference of the Study group for European civil code. These regulative have been commented by the author and compared to the regulative of EU countries, pointing out to similarities, differences as well as discrepancies from solutions. Regulative of acquisition of property by non-owners he considers as divided in six parts: object; legal basis; delivery of goods; self-consciousness of the owner; ownership over the stolen goods and the fortune of the rights of third persons. With slight remarks, the author estimates this project as a complete, purposeful and quality decision. Comparing these decisions of EU countries and those from the Draft, he also estimates the reception of these decisions in Serbia as well, as prospective EU member.

СТИЦАЊЕ СТВАРНИХ СЛУЖБЕНОСТИ ОДРЖАЈЕМ

Author(s): Miroslav Lazić / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 32-33/1993

Real easements are obtained by acquisitive prescrition in a condition when the owner of the property in the benefit of whom an easement is obtained has performed the content of certain right of easements on somebody else property in the period of twenty years, during which the owner of the letter property in the same period of time, has not protested against performing of the content of certain right at his own property. By acquisitive prescription, in addition to positive easements (e.g. passage by car) some so called negative easements might be obtained (e.g. easements of the view by which it is prohibied to the owner of the bordering property to construct a building over the definite hight). Time period for the acquisitive prescription in negative easements begins from the moment when the owner of one property prohi¬bits to the owner of the bordering property to use his property in a certain way by invoking an easement and the letter agrees with the prohibiton.

СТО ГОДИНА МОДЕРНОГ КРИВИЧНОГ ПРАВА У БУГАРСКОЈ: НАСТАНАК; РАЗВОЈ И ПЕРСПЕКТИВЕ / ПРЕВЕЛА НЕВЕНА ПЕТРУШИЋ

Author(s): Aleksandar Stojnev / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 34-35/1995

Сто години от рождението на акад. Любен Василев

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 4/2011

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