Sanja Ivic
Biographic Data
| ID | 1612138 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sanja Ivic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sanja |
| FAMILY NAME | Ivic |
| SIGNATURE | IVIC S |
| AFFILIATIONS | European University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1504-0059 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Ethics of Universal Fraternity
This paper explores the importance of forgiveness, reconciliation, and universal fraternity in achieving world peace, with a particular focus on the thoughts of Pope Francis. It examines the ethical and political dimensions of forgiveness as a transformative practice rooted in justice, memory, and responsibility. The paper also considers the role of interreligious and intercultural dialogue, the challenges posed by contemporary global trends, and…
The Third Reich of Dreams
The dreams in Charlotte Beradt’s The Third Reich of Dreams reveal both the individual struggles of moral compromise and fear as well as the pervasive collective darkness of the Nazi era, when propaganda and violence infiltrated even the subconscious. By applying Jung’s psychology, the author describes how the shadow archetype manifests in dreams as a confrontation with both personal culpability and the oppressive ideologies imposed by the collect…
The Dynamic Nature of European Identity
EU citizenship requires a multilayered and dynamic concept of European identity. The idea of European identity embodied in the Declaration on European Identity and within A Charter on European Identity needs to be rethought. These documents should not contain essentialist assumptions based on the difference between "Europe" and "Other" that excludes and marginalizes a number of citizens. European identity should not create new forms of nationalis…
Recognition of Older Adults as a Heterogeneous Social Group
Human rights of older adults are still not sufficiently developed. This paper will explore how the rights of older adults are regulated by European law and whether European law sufficiently recognizes older adults as a heterogeneous social group. The population of the European Union is growing older. According to the European Commission's reports, age discrimination in Europe is widespread. Therefore, the concept of work and retirement system as …
The Hermeneutics of Gender Equality Law in Europe
This paper explores how European gender equality law communicates in the contemporary democratic public sphere. It will analyse several gender discrimination cases of the European Court of Human Rights as well as the Court of Justice of the European Union and how judgements of these courts communicated and defined the concept of gender equality, and redefined and broadened this concept from early cases such as Abdulaziz, Cabales and Balkandali v …
Globalization and Postnational Model of Citizenship
This paper investigates the postnational model of citizenship and contemporary challenges to postnational citizenship in the era of globalization whose nature is ambivalent and also includes fragmentation. Although the postnational concept of citizenship is based on the recognition of multiple identities, it does not necessarily represent the postmodern definition of citizenship, because, if this were the case, it would have to be based on the po…
The Archetypal World of Nikola Tesla by Ivan Nastovic
The Archetypal World of Nikola Tesla (2010), written by Prof. Dr. Ivan Nastovic, looks at the scientist Nikola Tesla in the light of the analytical psychology of C. G. Jung. Unlike psychoanalysis, which deals with research of the individual unconscious, that is, what is solely personal, Jung's analytical psychology allows us to comprehend what is found on the other side of the personal. Nastovic discusses several archetypes that shaped Tesla's wo…
O direito dos idosos na União Europeia
Il restedes progrès à faire dans le domaine des droits de l'homme concernant les adultes âgés. Les "gens âgés" sont considérés dans le discours juridique comme un groupe homogène, ce qui permet de multiples formes de discrimination. Pourtant, l'expérience de la vieillesse est diverse et dépend de plusieurs facteurs tels que race, classe sociale, sexe, profession et lieu de résidence, entre autres. Dans cet article, on cherche à comprendre comment…
EU Citizenship as a Mental Construct
The purpose of this paper is to revise essentialist conceptions of the European Union citizenship and European identity, and make a case for a ‘politics of affinity’. This politics is founded on flexible notion of Union citizenship that accommodates multiple identities. The ‘politics of affinity’ avoids homogenizing assumptions and unitary conceptions of European, national, regional and other identities. It promotes diversity, otherness and fluid…
European identity
The purpose of this inquiry is to rethink the concept of European identity within the framework of the Declaration on European Identity and the Charter of European Identity. It will be argued that those documents employ the modernist notion of a centered, rational, stable, autonomous and unified self. However, this idea of the self leads to exclusion and essentialism. In this way, European identity cannot embrace the multiculturalism of European …
The Assembly of European Regions’ Udine Declaration
This paper explores whether the Udine Declaration embraces contradictory approaches to European and regional identities. It will be argued that the Udine Declaration employs two different logics that undermine its basic task of establishing a broader notion of identity
Dynamic nature of human rights
Human rights do not represent an absolute truth. Otherwise, they would represent ideology, which is contradictory to the basic idea of human rights itself. Consequently, there is a need for redefinition of the main presuppositions of modern conception of human rights represented in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This paper argues that Rawls's conception of human rights is significant for the refiguration of human rights. It represents…
European Udine Declaration
Poststructuralist approach can offer a useful tool for refiguration of some basic concepts employed in European legal discourse. However, this approach is mostly used in gender studies, and its potential is mostly neglected in European studies. In this article, the Udine Declaration will be analyzed from the poststructuralist perspective. It will be shown that this Declaration does not represent a move toward greater freedom and broader notion of…
O direito dos idosos na União Europeia
Il restedes progrès à faire dans le domaine des droits de l'homme concernant les adultes âgés. Les "gens âgés" sont considérés dans le discours juridique comme un groupe homogène, ce qui permet de multiples formes de discrimination. Pourtant, l'expérience de la vieillesse est diverse et dépend de plusieurs facteurs tels que race, classe sociale, sexe, profession et lieu de résidence, entre autres. Dans cet article, on cherche à comprendre comment…
European identity
The purpose of this inquiry is to rethink the concept of European identity within the framework of the Declaration on European Identity and the Charter of European Identity. It will be argued that those documents employ the modernist notion of a centered, rational, stable, autonomous and unified self. However, this idea of the self leads to exclusion and essentialism. In this way, European identity cannot embrace the multiculturalism of European …
Recognition of Older Adults as a Heterogeneous Social Group
Human rights of older adults are still not sufficiently developed. This paper will explore how the rights of older adults are regulated by European law and whether European law sufficiently recognizes older adults as a heterogeneous social group. The population of the European Union is growing older. According to the European Commission's reports, age discrimination in Europe is widespread. Therefore, the concept of work and retirement system as …
Globalization and Postnational Model of Citizenship
This paper investigates the postnational model of citizenship and contemporary challenges to postnational citizenship in the era of globalization whose nature is ambivalent and also includes fragmentation. Although the postnational concept of citizenship is based on the recognition of multiple identities, it does not necessarily represent the postmodern definition of citizenship, because, if this were the case, it would have to be based on the po…
EU Citizenship as a Mental Construct
The purpose of this paper is to revise essentialist conceptions of the European Union citizenship and European identity, and make a case for a ‘politics of affinity’. This politics is founded on flexible notion of Union citizenship that accommodates multiple identities. The ‘politics of affinity’ avoids homogenizing assumptions and unitary conceptions of European, national, regional and other identities. It promotes diversity, otherness and fluid…
The Assembly of European Regions’ Udine Declaration
This paper explores whether the Udine Declaration embraces contradictory approaches to European and regional identities. It will be argued that the Udine Declaration employs two different logics that undermine its basic task of establishing a broader notion of identity
European Udine Declaration
Poststructuralist approach can offer a useful tool for refiguration of some basic concepts employed in European legal discourse. However, this approach is mostly used in gender studies, and its potential is mostly neglected in European studies. In this article, the Udine Declaration will be analyzed from the poststructuralist perspective. It will be shown that this Declaration does not represent a move toward greater freedom and broader notion of…
The Assembly of European Regions’ Udine Declaration
This paper explores whether the Udine Declaration embraces contradictory approaches to European and regional identities. It will be argued that the Udine Declaration employs two different logics that undermine its basic task of establishing a broader notion of identity
Dynamic nature of human rights
Human rights do not represent an absolute truth. Otherwise, they would represent ideology, which is contradictory to the basic idea of human rights itself. Consequently, there is a need for redefinition of the main presuppositions of modern conception of human rights represented in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This paper argues that Rawls's conception of human rights is significant for the refiguration of human rights. It represents…
European identity
The purpose of this inquiry is to rethink the concept of European identity within the framework of the Declaration on European Identity and the Charter of European Identity. It will be argued that those documents employ the modernist notion of a centered, rational, stable, autonomous and unified self. However, this idea of the self leads to exclusion and essentialism. In this way, European identity cannot embrace the multiculturalism of European …
EU Citizenship as a Mental Construct
The purpose of this paper is to revise essentialist conceptions of the European Union citizenship and European identity, and make a case for a ‘politics of affinity’. This politics is founded on flexible notion of Union citizenship that accommodates multiple identities. The ‘politics of affinity’ avoids homogenizing assumptions and unitary conceptions of European, national, regional and other identities. It promotes diversity, otherness and fluid…
The Archetypal World of Nikola Tesla by Ivan Nastovic
The Archetypal World of Nikola Tesla (2010), written by Prof. Dr. Ivan Nastovic, looks at the scientist Nikola Tesla in the light of the analytical psychology of C. G. Jung. Unlike psychoanalysis, which deals with research of the individual unconscious, that is, what is solely personal, Jung's analytical psychology allows us to comprehend what is found on the other side of the personal. Nastovic discusses several archetypes that shaped Tesla's wo…
O direito dos idosos na União Europeia
Il restedes progrès à faire dans le domaine des droits de l'homme concernant les adultes âgés. Les "gens âgés" sont considérés dans le discours juridique comme un groupe homogène, ce qui permet de multiples formes de discrimination. Pourtant, l'expérience de la vieillesse est diverse et dépend de plusieurs facteurs tels que race, classe sociale, sexe, profession et lieu de résidence, entre autres. Dans cet article, on cherche à comprendre comment…
Globalization and Postnational Model of Citizenship
This paper investigates the postnational model of citizenship and contemporary challenges to postnational citizenship in the era of globalization whose nature is ambivalent and also includes fragmentation. Although the postnational concept of citizenship is based on the recognition of multiple identities, it does not necessarily represent the postmodern definition of citizenship, because, if this were the case, it would have to be based on the po…
The Hermeneutics of Gender Equality Law in Europe
This paper explores how European gender equality law communicates in the contemporary democratic public sphere. It will analyse several gender discrimination cases of the European Court of Human Rights as well as the Court of Justice of the European Union and how judgements of these courts communicated and defined the concept of gender equality, and redefined and broadened this concept from early cases such as Abdulaziz, Cabales and Balkandali v …
Recognition of Older Adults as a Heterogeneous Social Group
Human rights of older adults are still not sufficiently developed. This paper will explore how the rights of older adults are regulated by European law and whether European law sufficiently recognizes older adults as a heterogeneous social group. The population of the European Union is growing older. According to the European Commission's reports, age discrimination in Europe is widespread. Therefore, the concept of work and retirement system as …
The Dynamic Nature of European Identity
EU citizenship requires a multilayered and dynamic concept of European identity. The idea of European identity embodied in the Declaration on European Identity and within A Charter on European Identity needs to be rethought. These documents should not contain essentialist assumptions based on the difference between "Europe" and "Other" that excludes and marginalizes a number of citizens. European identity should not create new forms of nationalis…
The Third Reich of Dreams
The dreams in Charlotte Beradt’s The Third Reich of Dreams reveal both the individual struggles of moral compromise and fear as well as the pervasive collective darkness of the Nazi era, when propaganda and violence infiltrated even the subconscious. By applying Jung’s psychology, the author describes how the shadow archetype manifests in dreams as a confrontation with both personal culpability and the oppressive ideologies imposed by the collect…
The Ethics of Universal Fraternity
This paper explores the importance of forgiveness, reconciliation, and universal fraternity in achieving world peace, with a particular focus on the thoughts of Pope Francis. It examines the ethical and political dimensions of forgiveness as a transformative practice rooted in justice, memory, and responsibility. The paper also considers the role of interreligious and intercultural dialogue, the challenges posed by contemporary global trends, and…
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