GEOPOLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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• THE US TRADE AND TECHNOLOGY WAR AGAINST CHINA AND THE RESULTING GEOECONOMIC FRAGMENTATION: POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS AND RISKS FOR THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

  Goran Nikolić, Jelena Zvezdanović Lobanova, Milan Zvezdanović

  195-211

• GEOPOLITICS OF HEALTH– SUBDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH OF MEDICAL SCIENCE AND HEALTH SYSTEMS MANIPULATIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF GEOPOLITICS AS A SYNTHTETIC SCIENCE

  Ljubiša Despotović, Vanja Glišin

  1-15

• Strengthening the Global Importance of China’s Economy in the Post-Pandemic Period

  Goran Nikolic, Jelena Zvezdanović Lobanova

  44-75

• Understanding Colective Violence

  Mina Zirojevic, Ivana Spaić

  223-243

• Creating Culture of Peace: Non-Violent Conflict Resolution

  Darko M. Marković, Branko S. Djustibek

  25–44

• Chinese investment in Central Eastern Europe and the Western Balkan

  Sanja Filipović, Jelena Ignjatović

  73-86

• How Similar and How Different Are Conflicts Over Nagorno Karabakh and Kosovo?

  Aleksandar Gajić, Nikola Rajić

  35-60

• The Perspective of Serbia's Cooperation With Russia and the Integration Processes Russia Is Leading in Eurasia

  Dragan Petrović

  09-20

• Deradicalization of Returning Foreign Fighters and Homegrown Terorrists

  Danilo Vujović, Nedeljko Cvetković

  87-100

• Improving the United Nations General Assembly’s Working Methods as a Possibility of Ending Its Marginalization

  Jelica Gordanić

  61–72

• Degolism, French V Republic and Serbian Constitutional Choises

  Slobodan Zečević

  21-33

• Certain Status and Labor Law Issues of Electronic Sport in the Republic of Serbia

  Bojan P. Urdarević, Stefan N. Andonović

  191-203

• THE IMPACT OF CUSTOMS ON NEGOTIATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE

  Maja S. Kovačević , Zoran Radulović

  317-326

• TRADE WAR OF THE US AGAINST CHINA: ECONOMIC OR GEOPOLITICAL CONFLICT?

  Goran Nikolić , Ivan Nikolić

  277-296

• ASSASSINS : TERRORISTS FROM ALAMUT

  Zoran S. Grbić , Boriša Lečić

  353-364

• GERMAN CENTRAL EUROPEAN CONTINENTALISM AND BALKAN

  Vanja Glišin

  327-340

• IMPLICIT MODELS OF ORGANIZING INVESTMENT PROJECTS WITHIN THE COOPERATION BETWEEN SERBIA AND CHINA OBSERVED THROUGH THE LENSES OF THE DIMENSIONS INHERITED IN THE HOFSTEDE MODEL OF CULTURE

  Valentina Ivanić

  297-316

• PROPERTY STRUCTURE AS THE BASIS OF A STRONG STATE, AN EXAMPLE OF FRANCE

  Borivoje R. Mirosavić

  341-352