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Manja Đurić Džakić serves as an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Her institutional affiliation places her within one of the country's leading centers for political science education, with contact details including email manja.djuric@fpn.unibl.org and office phone +387 51 304 001 (extension 40). Regular consultations are held Tuesdays 10:00-12:00 and Wednesdays 08:00-09:00 in Cabinet 408. Her research centers on European Union governance structures and integration processes, with particular focus on institutional mechanics of EU bodies including the European Court of Auditors, Council of the European Union, and European Economic and Social Committee. Key thematic areas encompass Bosnia and Herzegovina's EU accession challenges, Common Agricultural Policy implementation, administrative ethics within EU institutions, and contemporary crises affecting European integration such as migration management and democratic participation mechanisms like the European Citizens' Initiative. Analysis of her 2017-2021 publications reveals consistent scholarly engagement with EU institutional functionality and Western Balkan integration prospects. The corpus demonstrates methodological diversity across policy analysis, institutional studies, and normative evaluations of EU governance, with approximately 60% of works addressing Bosnia and Herzegovina's specific EU relationship. Her research trajectory shows increasing emphasis on democratic accountability mechanisms and crisis response frameworks within the European project.

• European Union Studies
• Political Science
• Public Administration
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Darko Radić is a full professor at the Faculty of Law , University of Banja Luka, specializing in civil and family law. He is affiliated with the Department of Civil and Business Law and has contributed extensively to legal theory and practice in Bosnia and Herzegovina. His research focuses on marital property regimes , child rights , European Union law harmonization , and constitutional jurisdiction . His recent works address topics like state property, smart contracts, and flood damage reparation models. He has published in journals such as Pravna riječ and Srpska pravna misao , and authored books on family law and property relations. He participated in international conferences including the International Scientific Conference on Transformative Technologies and Kopaonik School of Natural Law . Darko Radić contributed to the national project Harmonization of the law of the Republika Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina with the law of the European Union , alongside colleagues like Prof. Dr. Zoran Vasić and Prof. Dr. Radenko Jotanović.

• Civil Law
• Family Law
• Matrimonial Law
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Dr. Mirza Ljubović serves as an Assistant Professor in State and Public International Law at the Faculty of Law, International University of Sarajevo (IUS), where he also functions as Program Coordinator. Affiliated with Bosnia and Herzegovina's premier private university located in Ilidža, Sarajevo, he contributes to legal education through teaching and research while maintaining active academic profiles on Google Scholar, ResearchGate, ORCID, and LinkedIn. His academic credentials include: Baccalaureate in Law, University of Sarajevo Master of Arts in Law, University of Sarajevo Doctorate in Law (Public International Law), University of Mostar Certificate in Comparative Constitutional Law and European Law, University of Virginia School of Law Dr. Ljubović's research critically examines statehood dynamics and self-determination through comparative case studies of Kosovo, Catalonia, and Aland Islands, while analyzing EU integration challenges specific to Bosnia and Herzegovina. His scholarship extends to migration law (particularly Muslim migration into Europe), restorative justice applications in Bosnian cantons, and health law intersections with human rights. This multidisciplinary approach bridges theoretical international law with practical policy solutions for post-conflict societies. Analysis of his 2015-2025 publications reveals evolving thematic priorities: early health law research transitioned toward statehood debates and EU integration obstacles, culminating in recent sustainability-focused labor migration studies. The consistent thread is applying international legal frameworks to Bosnia's unique post-war context, with recurring emphasis on corruption challenges, institutional reform, and balancing sovereignty concerns with international obligations. His work demonstrates particular expertise in navigating the tension between domestic legal realities and supranational expectations. Scientific Awards: No awards, fellowships, or medals were documented in source materials. Advising and Grants: While specific students and grants remain unlisted, his role as Assistant Professor implies graduate student mentorship. His EU integration and statehood research suggests potential involvement in European Commission-funded projects like Horizon Europe, though concrete funding details are absent from current documentation. His position as Program Coordinator indicates administrative responsibilities in curriculum development. Labs and Teams: No dedicated research laboratories or formal teams are referenced. Collaborative work appears channeled through IUS Faculty of Law structures and international academic networks, particularly with University of Virginia connections from his certificate program.

• Public International Law
• Statehood and Self-Determination
• European Union Integration
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Mirsad Karic, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the International University of Sarajevo , the top private university in Bosnia and Herzegovina. His research focuses on political systems, electoral dynamics, political theories, and the intersection of Islam with governance structures. He holds a Political Science degree from the International Islamic University in Malaysia , complementing his expertise in multicultural and transnational political frameworks. Dr. Karic’s work emphasizes Electoral systems and gender representation Balkan geopolitics and regional cooperation Post-Dayton Bosnia’s institutional challenges Cosmopolitanism and global risk frameworks His research portfolio includes analyses of urban-rural voting patterns, Bosnian students’ perceptions of Turkey, and the role of consociationalism in post-war governance. He has contributed to policy papers, book chapters, and peer-reviewed articles on these topics. Dr. Karic’s work bridges theoretical political science with practical governance challenges, particularly in multiethnic societies and transitioning democracies.

• Political Systems
• Electoral Systems
• Political Theories
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Dr. Emina Hasanagić is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Mostar. Her academic focus spans Labor Law , Social Law , and European Union Law , with particular expertise in International Labor Law , Employment Measures , and Social Rights . She teaches courses including Labor Law , European Labor and Social Law , and Settlement of Labor Disputes . Email: emina.hasanagic@unmo.ba Phone: +387 36 514 239 Office hours: Tuesday 12:15–14:45, Wednesday 9:00–11:30 Research Trends : Over 15 recent publications (2019–2022), Dr. Hasanagić has analyzed EU employment strategies, labor mobility frameworks, and BiH legal harmonization challenges. Her work emphasizes EU labor law integration , worker protections , and social policy reforms in post-conflict states. Key Topics : Free movement of workers and maternity protections Employment policy harmonization with EU standards Temporary employment structures and overtime regulations Collective agreements and judicial interpretations

• Labor Law
• Social Law
• European Union Law
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Dr. Harun Halilović serves as an Assistant Professor at the Law School of the International University of Sarajevo (IUS), bringing practical legal experience from his prior career as a practicing lawyer to academic instruction. He holds a BA in Law from the University of Sarajevo, an LL.M. from Queen Mary University of London, and a PhD in Law from the University of Tuzla Faculty of Law. His educational background includes: BA in Law, University of Sarajevo LL.M., Queen Mary University of London PhD in Law, University of Tuzla Faculty of Law Dr. Halilović's research critically examines civil law , property law , and international law through the lens of Bosnia and Herzegovina's post-conflict legal landscape. Key investigations include property restitution mechanisms, human rights compliance within EU accession frameworks, and genocide prevention jurisprudence centered on the Srebrenica genocide. His interdisciplinary methodology integrates doctrinal analysis with empirical case studies to address systemic legal challenges. Analysis of his 14 publications (2020-2025) reveals dominant thematic clusters: European integration obstacles (36% of works), human rights enforcement (29%), property law disputes (21%), and genocide prevention (14%). His scholarship consistently bridges Bosnian constitutional crises with international legal standards, demonstrating how domestic non-compliance with court rulings impedes EU accession while offering concrete pathways for legal harmonization. No scientific awards or honors were documented in the source material. Dr. Halilović has participated in multiple research projects and international conferences, though specific grant details remain undisclosed. While his faculty position implies student supervision responsibilities, no advisees are listed in available records.

• Civil Law
• Property Law
• International Law
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Željko Mirjanić is a full professor at the Faculty of Law , University of Banja Luka , within the Department of Administrative, Labor and Social Law . He has held this position since February 5, 2004. Research Focus: Labor Law, Social Security Law, Employment Relations, and Legal Protections for Disabled Workers. Publications: Authored works on employment of disabled people, labor inspection reforms, social dialogue, collective agreements, and social security system reforms. Recent studies (2004-2015) emphasize post-conflict legal frameworks, EU law harmonization, and comparative labor legislation. Projects: Participated in national research on legal status of whistleblowers (2019-2021), focusing on anti-corruption measures and legal protections. Books: Authored textbooks on labor relations, social law, and the Dayton Agreement's legal implications. His work spans from the 1980s to present, with a focus on Republika Srpska's legal evolution.

• Labor Law
• Social Security Law
• Employment Relations
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Radovan Vukadinović is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Banja Luka. His academic focus spans international law, with teaching responsibilities across undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs. Key courses include European Union Law, International Arbitration Law, Foreign Investment Law, and Dispute Resolution in International Law. His research interests center on International Law with specialized expertise in European Union legislation , cross-border dispute resolution mechanisms , investment treaty arbitration , and transnational legal frameworks . No publications, awards, or student advisements are documented in the provided text.

• International Law
• European Union Law
• International Arbitration
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Ramajana Demirović serves as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law within the University of Mostar . Specializing in Family Law , her work focuses on Matrimonial Law , Parental and Guardianship Rights , and European Family Law . She also conducts a Legal Clinic in Family Law , providing practical insights into these areas. Her research interests align closely with her teaching subjects, emphasizing the intersection of national and European legal frameworks in family-related matters. While her recent publications address critical issues like cross-border child abduction and child support enforcement , her current work explores comparative analyses of legal systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Europe.

• Family Law
• Matrimonial Law
• Parental and Guardianship Rights
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Dr. Sanja Kreštalica is an Assistant Professor of International Law at the University of East Sarajevo's Faculty of Law since 2012, appointed to her current rank in 2020. She holds a B.A. (2010) and M.A. (2013, University of Belgrade) in Law, and is currently a doctoral candidate at Belgrade's Faculty of Law. Her expertise includes Public International Law, European Union Law, and comparative human rights systems. She has participated in international programs at institutions like the Hague Academy and Max Planck Institute. Education: B.A. 2010 (UES), M.A. 2013 (Belgrade) Research Focus: Human rights protection mechanisms, EU legal frameworks, judicial independence Her work includes six published papers on topics like Article 15 ECHR limitations, regional rights systems, and diplomatic immunities. She speaks English and French, with basic German proficiency.

• International Law
• Human Rights
• European Union Law
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Dragana Damjanović is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of East Sarajevo, specializing in Private International Law. She holds a PhD and has been employed at the institution since 2009, serving as a senior assistant in Civil Law since 2014. Her roles include secretary of the Committee for Postgraduate Studies and secretary of the Department of Civil and Legal Sciences. Education: Bachelor of Law (2008) - Faculty of Law, University of East Sarajevo Master of Laws (2014) - Thesis: "Conflict of Laws in the Matter of Inheritance" Doctoral Candidate: Topic approved as "Usually resides in international private law" Research Interests: Dr. Damjanović focuses on Private International Law with special emphasis on conflict of laws, inheritance law, citizenship, and non-contractual liability. Her work bridges Bosnian legal frameworks with European Union law, addressing gaps in personal name registration and testamentary capacity governance. She has conducted research at the Max Planck Institute for International Private Law and Comparative Law in Hamburg (2016). Publications: Her five peer-reviewed works include analyses of surrogacy legal challenges, international bankruptcy in Republika Srpska, and citizenship institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Recent scholarship (2020-2021) explores emerging issues in cross-border legal conflicts. Languages: Fluent in English. Contact: dragana.damjanovic@pravni.ues.rs.ba

• Private International Law
• Conflict of Laws
• Inheritance Law
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Brano Hadži Stević is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of East Sarajevo, specializing in Constitutional Law, Human Rights, and Legal Theory. He holds doctoral and master’s degrees from the University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Law and has been employed at his current institution since November 2019. His academic career includes roles as an Assistant Professor (2019–2021) and Senior Assistant (2021–2025) before his promotion to Associate Professor in March 2025. He is a member of the Association of Lawyers of Republika Srpska and the Serbian Association for Legal and Social Philosophy. His research focuses on judicial activism, constitutional jurisprudence, and the interplay between law and morality, with notable contributions to debates on the European Court of Human Rights’ role in shaping legal frameworks. Education: Bachelor of Law, University of East Sarajevo (2019) – Cum Laude Master of Law, University of Belgrade (2020) – Thesis: Constitutional Court Decisions as Formal Legal Sources Doctorate, University of Belgrade (2024) – Dissertation: Legal Reasoning and Judicial Activism in Bosnia and Herzegovina Research Interests: Judicial review mechanisms in constitutional courts Human rights protection under international and domestic frameworks Legal theory, including Hart’s positivism and Kelsen’s normativism critiques Emerging legal challenges in digital governance (e.g., biometric data, AI) Recent Research Trends: His publications analyze the European Court of Human Rights’ role in shaping regional legal norms, the implications of judicial activism for human rights, and the balance between emergency measures and civil liberties. He frequently explores the doctrinal foundations of constitutional law, challenging traditional separation-of-powers theories. Awards: Bogdan Loza Award (Best Student, 2019) University of East Sarajevo Plaque for Academic Excellence (2019) Grants & Projects: "Electoral Legislation Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina" (current) "Local Government Financing in Serbia and Republika Srpska" (current) "Constitutionality in Extraordinary Circumstances" (2020) Labs/Teams: Collaborates with the Serbian Association for Legal and Social Philosophy on interdisciplinary projects examining the philosophical underpinnings of contemporary legal systems.

• Constitutional Law
• Human Rights Law
• Legal Theory
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Prof. Dr. Maња Ђурић Џакић is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Banja Luka. She specializes in European Union policy, political systems, and regional integration, with a focus on the Western Balkans. Her research emphasizes EU institutional dynamics, public administration, and participatory democracy. She teaches courses on European integration, public administration, and comparative political systems. Her publications span EU governance, Balkan integration challenges, and migration policy. Key works include analyses of the European Commission's administrative behavior, Bosnia and Herzegovina's EU integration, and regional initiatives in the Western Balkans. She has authored books on EU policy instruments and regional cooperation. Dr. Ђурић Џакић has contributed to projects on youth development in Republika Srpska and globalization impacts on transitional societies. Her work bridges academic research with policy analysis, addressing contemporary challenges in EU-Western Balkans relations.

• European Union Policy
• Public Administration
• Political Systems
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Dr. Vlade Simović is an Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Banja Luka, specializing in political theory with particular expertise in Bosnian political systems. His academic career spans over a decade of research and teaching in political science, with election to the rank of Associate Professor occurring on March 26, 2020. Dr. Simović's research interests focus on political parties, consociational democracy, federalism, and the geopolitical dynamics of the Balkans. His scholarly work examines the complex interplay between ethnic divisions, political institutions, and international influences in post-conflict societies, particularly Bosnia and Herzegovina. He has published extensively on party systems, political representation, and the challenges of democratic governance in ethnically divided societies. His recent publications (2022-2025) demonstrate a continued focus on consociationalism, political representation, and the institutional architecture of Bosnia and Herzegovina. His research often bridges historical analysis with contemporary political challenges, examining how historical legacies shape current political dynamics. Dr. Simović has also explored the influence of international actors, European integration processes, and the relationship between religion and politics in the region. Dr. Simović is actively involved in multiple research projects, including 'International order and the Serbian national question' (2024-2025) and 'History of political ideas among Serbs' (2023-2024), indicating his engagement with both contemporary political issues and historical frameworks that shape the region's political landscape. His teaching portfolio covers undergraduate and graduate courses including Political Relations of Balkan Countries, Political Parties and Organizations, Introduction to Political Science, and Dynamics of Modern Political Institutions, reflecting his broad expertise across comparative politics, political theory, and Balkan studies.

• Political Theory
• Comparative Politics
• Balkan Politics
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Edin Rizvanović serves as a Full Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Mostar, where he teaches Company Law, Commercial Law, European Union Law, Monetary Finance and Monetary Law, Fiscal Finance and Fiscal Law, and International Commercial Law. His office hours are held Mondays and Wednesdays from 13:00 to 15:00. His research concentrates on commercial legal frameworks with emphasis on European integration and international trade regulations. Specialized expertise includes monetary-fiscal policy intersections within legal systems, EU regulatory compliance, and cross-border commercial dispute resolution mechanisms. No scientific awards were documented in the provided institutional profile. Student advising activities and research grant management are not detailed in available materials. Similarly, laboratory affiliations, research team leadership, or collaborative projects remain unspecified in the source text.

• Commercial Law
• Company Law
• European Union Law
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