Authors: professor Ljubica Vasic, PhD and professor Jelena Lopicic Jancic, PhD Abstract: The paper analyzes the Vietnam War from the perspective of international law,…

Authors professor Ljubica Vasic, Phd professor Jelena Lopicic Jancic, PhD Abstract: This paper deals with the diplomatic activities of the Serbian diplomat Branislav Nusic…

professor Ljubica Vasic, PhD Abstract: At the end of the 19th and in the first half of the 20th century, Serbian diplomacy had very…

prof. dr Ljubica Vasić Apstrakt: Krajem XIX i početkom XX veka, Srbija se suočila sa izazovom koji je podrazumevao manevrisanje kroz kompleksno geopolitičko okruženje,…

Branislav Nusic was a law graduate, who began his diplomatic career in 1889 in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a scribe in Bitola, then in Serez, Thessaloniki, Skopje. He ended his diplomatic career as a Vice-Consul in the Consulate of the Kingdom of Serbia in Pristina.
Nusic was known as very zealous, conscientious and respected in diplomatic and consular affairs. Although the jobs in diplomatic and consular missions abroad were extensive and numerous, Nusic managed to continue his literary work. Branislav Nusic is one of the most important Serbian writers whose works are deeply imbued with the analysis of Serbian society at the beginning of the 20th century. Nusic distinguished himself as a master of satirical expression, using sharp humor to reveal the hypocrisy and absurdities of society. His work is a critical review of the political, social and cultural anomalies of that time.

This scientific paper was originally published in scientific magazine Serbian Political Thought (Srpska politička misao),  “Dometi i mogućnosti lokalne demokratije u Srbiji” Vol. 81.…