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 … →
When an artificial intelligence system generates a fraudulent message, approves a dangerous transaction, or controls a device that causes injury, the immediate question is usually: who should be held responsible – the developer, the manufacturer, the user, the operator, or the system itself? Under Serbian law, the starting point is more straightforward than it may … →
Reimagining Civil Resistance: From Balkan Streets to Legal Duty Everything around us is moving, shaking, disrupting, trying to move walls and break barriers. The Western Balkans are one of the most seismically active regions in Europe, where the collision of major tectonic plates constantly shakes the ground. Yet the tremors I am concerned with here … →