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Preparations for the Holy and Great Council of the Orthodox Church, which was held in Crete in 2016, represent a modern expression of the institution of synodality. The authors made a comparative review of canonical and ecumenical perspectives of this institution with the aim of identifying similarities and differences in the conciliar consciousness of the Church. The first part of the paper points out the exceptional flexibility of this institution, which easily adapts to different church needs and social circumstances, as well as the fact that the conciliarity is the basic institution that forms the church organization from the parish to the universal level. The second part of the paper presents the preconciliar conferences and the issues they faced. The general conclusion of the paper is that the institution of synodality in the Orthodox Church has surpassed its canonical significance, which will always be unquestionable, and that it has gained its ecumenical perspective, thus becoming a factor of modern inter-church and inter-religious relations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper analyzes the policy of the Delegation of the Kingdom of SCS at the Peace Conference in Versailles in respect ofVojvodina, which was incorporated into the Kingdom of Serbia by the decision of the Grand National Assembly in Novi Sad dated November 25, 1918, and joined the newly formed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. The introductory part of the paper summarizes issues important for the work of the Delegation in territorial matters. External factors that posed an objective threat to the Delegation’s policy regarding Vojvodina were analyzed afterwards. The paper further discusses internal factors that disturbed the construction of the unique views of the Yugoslav Delegation in Versailles against Vojvodina. Different concepts on the borders of the Yugoslav state in the Delegation and the work of the Ethnographic Section which was especially significant in determining the territory ofVojvodina and demarcation with neighboring countries were both analyzed. On the basis of these analyzes in the final discussions were given some specific conclusions, as well as an a general assessment of the work of the Delegation of the Kingdom of SCS in Versailles regarding Vojvodina was given. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents the basic information about the overal results, significance, international programme committee and working areas of the 8th International Scientific Conference on Defensive Technologies, OTEH 2018, in comparison with the previous seven conferencies. The number of sections, number of papers, number of authors/coauthors, number of sessions and number of members of the scientific committee are presented in the review. This year’s conference has had the smalest number of papers published so far. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article gives an overview of all papers and events at the Fifth International Scientific Conference on Defense Technologies OTEH 2012 held in Belgrade, in the Military Technical Institute (VTI), from 18th to 19th September 2012. The paper review presents the Conference Sections by subjects and guest-lectureres as well as the institutions of all authors who actively participated at the Conference. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents the basic information about the overal results, significance, international programme committee and working areas of the 15TH International Conference on Dependability and Quality Managend ment ICDQM-2012 and 3 International Conference on Life Cycle Engineering and Management, which was held under the same acronym ICDQM-2012. This year conference had the second largest number of papers since the beginning of the conference. The number and structures of papers are given as well as a review of the papers presented by the participants from the Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Serbia as plenary lectures and the papers in Sections: Quality Engineering, Reliability Engineering, Concurrent Engineering, Systems Engineering and Military Engineering. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper gives an overview of the papers and events at the Third Serbian Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, held at Vlasina Ifrom 5th to 8th July 2011. The sections dealing with specific areas of applied mechanics are presented and an overview of Invited lectures is given. The papers of the authors from the Ministry of Defence (MoD), who actively participated at this Congress, are presented in particular. At the end of the Congress, the Assembly of the Serbian Society of Mechanics was held and a new executive committee was elected. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The 1997 Amsterdam Treaty establishing European Community introduced legal bases of EC competence for adopting secondary sources of Community law in the field of private international law in the European Union. This competence has resulted in adoption of measures with the goal of improving and simplifying the rules of civil proceedings and promoting the compatibility of the rules applicable in the Member States concerning the conflict of laws and of jurisdiction. Concerning the legislative competence of Member States, the Amsterdam Treaty has caused the following consequences: secondary sources of Community law not only replace the rules of national private international laws of Member States, but the legislative competence of the EC creates for it also external powers, which means replacement of Member States in negotiating and concluding international conventions, as instruments of unification or harmonization of rules of conflict of laws and of jurisdiction private international law, with non-member countries. The latter consequence has been formulated in the Opinion 1/03 of the European Court of Justice, which was required in the course of preparation of the text of the new Lugano Convention on jurisdiction and recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters. External competence in the field of private international law has generated the need for membership of the EC in the Hague Conference on Private International Law which is the world organization for progressive unification on a global scale; moreover, this competence also reserves the most important role for the EC in the realization of a strategy for external dimension of Justice and Home Affaires in the field of multilateral and bilateral judicial cooperation in civil matters with third countries on a global scale. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]