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Double fallacy: Kovačević, Ljubić and paralegal stretching of the boundaries of court decisions

This text is published in the Bosnian language in a similar form at Prometej. Introduction: paralegal stretching of court decisions as a political tool In the following lines, I will address the phenomenon of “paralegal stretching” of court decisions — a practice in which final and binding court rulings, under the guise of subsequent and …

Algorithmic Discrimination of Platform Workers on the Example of Delivery Company in Serbia

Is it possible that one employer’s practice regarding algorithmic decision-making results in multiple discrimination? An interesting case from Serbia sheds light on the organization of the work of delivery persons through digital platforms and raises questions about how much it complies with the established standards of European Union countries. Algorithmic management is a process of …

We Will Always Have Paris: Croatia’s Struggles With Symbolic And Operative Constitutional Meaning

Once transported to Croatian constitutional law, the iconic line from Casablanca evokes more than the remembrance of a love lost. The French capital has recently been the figurative site of struggle over Croatian foreign policy, powers of the executive, and the role of the military in relation to both. Once the sitting president of France, …