Browsing by Subject "Serbia"

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    Modalities of dismissal in Serbia.
    (Colex, 2024) Petrović, Mila
    The development of any legal institute, as well as the valid form of such an institute, largely depends on the state itself, that is, on its state and social organization, culture, tradition and history. Same can be said about dismissal. In this paper, therefore, various modalities of dismissal in Serbia will be presenteed, both through the eyes of the Labour law, as the main law in the field of labour relations, but also through the practice of Serbian courts. However, the paper will be limited to the issue of dismissal within the sphere of general employment regime, thus leaving out the specifities of special regimes.
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    Montenegro, una identidad balcánica en conflicto
    (Magistra Vitae, 2020) Fernández Riquelme, Sergio; Trabajo Social
    En este artı́culo analizamos las claves identitarias del pequeño paı́s balcánico de Montenegro, en relación a sus dinámicas polı́ticas, sociales y culturales como estado independiente bajo el polémico gobierno de Đukanović, y desde la siempre compleja vinculación con Serbia. Un paı́s integrado en la vı́a europea, desde un moderno nacionalismo étnico montenegrino, pero enfrentado con la amplia minorı́a serbia interna defensora de una identidad compartida o común entre ambas naciones exyugoslavas
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    Welcome to the forest theatre: unveiling a Balkan refugium through paleoart.
    (Elsevier, 2024-07-18) Ochando, Juan; Magri, Donatella; Marín-Arroyo, Ana B.; Amorós, Ariadna; Munuera, Manuel; Di Rita, Federico; Michelangeli, Fabrizio; Roksandic, Mirjana; Mihailovíc, Dusan; Sánchez Giner, María Victoria; Amorós Seller, Gabriela; Carrión García, José Sebastián; Bellas Artes
    This paper presents an artistic paleolandscape experiment based primarily on recent palynological data from the Paleolithic site of Peˇsturina, in the Central Balkans of Serbia. These data are integrated into the general knowledge of flora and vegetation changes in the Balkans and southern Carpathians obtained through other paleobotanical sequences, especially pollen records from lake sediments. The paleoartistic proposal includes several drawing attempts at different geographic scales with an emphasis on plant taxa and their position within glacial refugia. The contrast with the interglacial situation is also illustrated, but the work especially focuses on the concept of long-term refugia and the altitudinal shifts of steppes, conifers, and broad-leaf trees. An ecological and biogeographical discussion accompanies the illustrations, highlighting the insurmountable ethodological limitations and the challenges that pose obstacles to the progress of palynology as a technique for paleoenvironmental reconstruction at the spatial scale. The structure of the paper aims to serve as a guiding example for the teaching and scientific dissemination of paleosciences, from a conservationist perspective that is much needed in the current scenario of global change and biodiversity crisis.