Miso Dokmanovic

Prof. Miso Dokmanovic is a Fulltime Professor at the Faculty of Law 'Justinian I' of Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje (UKIM), affiliated with the Institute for Legal and Historic Sciences. He teaches courses on Legal History, Contemporary Macedonian History at the undergraduate level, and specializes in Holocaust Studies, Research Methods, US Foreign Policy in the Balkans, and 20th Century Macedonia at the graduate level. His PhD courses focus on Comparative Legal Traditions.

His research interests span legal history, Balkan geopolitics, Holocaust memory studies, and socio-economic development. Notable work includes analyzing Macedonian-Russian relations post-Soviet era, EU transformative power in the Western Balkans, and Macedonia's pre-Ohrid Agreement inter-ethnic frameworks. He has also explored challenges in social entrepreneurship and legal education reforms across Croatia, Serbia, and Macedonia.

Prof. Dokmanovic's publications (2011-2023) demonstrate expertise in post-Socialist governance, EU integration dynamics, and Macedonian diplomatic history. His work often intersects legal frameworks with socio-political realities, particularly addressing minority rights and transitional justice issues. He has contributed to debates on surveillance law, executive branch evolution during early socialist Yugoslavia, and comparative legal pedagogy challenges in the region.

Consultation hours are held Monday and Thursday 11AM-1PM in Office 17. His professional activities include participation in international conferences on European integration and serves as a key academic contributor to Macedonia's historical and legal discourse.