Dragan T. Dakic- Doctor of Law
- Assistant Profeossor at University of Kragujevac
Dragan T. Dakic
- Doctor of Law
- Assistant Profeossor at University of Kragujevac
Assistant Professor of International Law at Faculty of Law, University of Kragujevac.
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Introduction
Internationally orientated Lawyer, actively involved with higher education institutions on both national and international scales. Skilled in fields including Public International Law, Legal Research, and Human Rights. Earned a PhD with a specialization in Public International Law, placing a strong emphasis on Human Rights Law. Engages in International Advisory roles for public office holders.
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December 2021 - present
Position
- Assistant Profeossor
Description
- Experienced internationally orientated Lawyer with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education national and international institutions. Skilled in International Law, Legal Research, and International Human Rights. Strong legal professional with a PhD focused in International Law and Human Rights Law. Narrower expertise in Human Rights Law, International law, Bioethics, Medical law, International Criminal Law.
December 2021 - present
Position
- Professor (Assistant)
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- Teaching: International Law and associated courses at all three levels of studies (bachelor, MA, PhD)
August 2020 - November 2021
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Publications (33)
Расправе о положају Републике Српске се у домаћем академском и политичком дискурсу доминантно задржавају на оквирима дискусија о сложеним државама. Тако, домаћи аутори Републику Српксу виде као федералну или конфедералну јединицу у оквиру босанскохерцеговачке федерације, односно конфедерације. У овом парадигматском оквиру, Република Српска, као и д...
Can Serbia be a member of the European Union while also adhering to a policy of military neutrality? This research question is framed with two key considerations in mind. Firstly, Serbia is required to adopt and enforce the Acquis Communautaire within its national legal system as part of the process to become a member. The term acquis signifies a c...
The challenges posed by unilateral sanctions on the Sustainable Developmental Goals, financial stability, the service provision sector, and human rights have been increasingly debated in recent years. This research focuses on the economic sanctions enacted by the United States of America (USA) targeting individuals in the Western Balkans region, or...
This study explores the legal consequences and importance of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) Resolution (hereinafter: the Resolution) regarding the Srebrenica Genocide, which was adopted in light of the atrocities that occurred in 1995. The main aim is to assess the Resolution’s ability to initiate a supervening impossibility of performa...
The research question addressed in this study focuses on whether economic sanctions form part of the legal framework of the European Union and, if they do, how they are governed. The study explores the idea that sanctions, particularly economic ones, are an integral component of the EU's legal system. Within the EU, the term "acquis" is used to enc...
Can Serbia be a member of the European Union while also adhering to a policy of military neutrality? This research question is framed with two key considerations in mind. Firstly, Serbia is required to adopt and enforce the Acquis Communautaire within its national legal system as part of the process to become a member. The term acquis signifies a c...
Within this research, fiduciary principles are defined as legal norms that establish the obligations, both general and specific, that states owe to their citizens. To explore the theoretical framework suggesting that the fiduciary duties of the state decide the scope of its margin of appreciation when negotiating war reparations, the study is struc...
We will consider in this paper the legal issues associated to the use of avatars in service provision procedures. Namely, the service sector is constantly searching for process optimization and increasing efficiency, and avatars can be used to provide a wide range of services in both the public and private sectors. Their advantages are numerous and...
Using fully automated deep learning models to predict the probability of pregnancy i.e. effective and standardized embryo selection could be a promising improvement in the safety and efficacy of reproductive services. However, this aspect of artificial intelligence (AI) application in clinical decision-making tasks might be the most disputable sinc...
Is it acceptable under EU legal standards for public bodies to conduct mass profiling of data that has been publicly shared for the purpose of mental support or crime prevention? This research question examines the hypothetical position that mass profiling does not violate individual rights. The hypothesis is based on two syllogistic axioms: 1) mas...
The subject of research in this paper is the possibility of non-state international subjects, corporations, to provide ius ad bellum services in the digital environment, but not only to the States but also to other non-state entities. Ius ad bellum services in the digital environment refer to the ability of the observed entities to get involved in...
In a broader sense, the subject of this paper is the process of digital transformation of human rights in the overall process of social transformation. At the level of the European Union, the observed transformation is part of the action 'Europe ready for the digital age' carried out by the European Commission within the broader initiative 'Europea...
The overall aim of this paper is to investigate whether hybrid rights created within the regional human rights system in Europe can establish a legal framework at national level for the provision of hybrid services. It was explored on the example of surrogacy as a type of hybrid right from the group of reproductive rights. Accordingly, the main foc...
Starting from the position that the basic purpose of the concept of rule of law is the protection of the individuals from the power of the State, the aim of this research is to examine if the principle of rule of law contains an element that could legitimize the restrictions of the scope of services in the field of reproductive medicine by the Stat...
The overall aim of this paper is to investigate whether hybrid rights created within the regional human rights system in Europe can establish a legal framework at national level for the provision of hybrid services. It was explored on the example of surrogacy as a type of hybrid right from the group of reproductive rights. Accordingly, the main foc...
Razlog za istraživanje naslovljene teme je što današnje vrijeme sa svojim dostignućima u oblasti biomedicine nudi neviđene mogućnosti povreda ljudskog života i manipulacija istim. Naučna dostignuća današnjice pružaju odgovore na neka od pitanja koja nisu postojala u vrijeme usvajanja univerzalnih međunarodnih ugovora o ljudskim pravima. Cilj ovog i...
Oвај прилог треба посматрати као допринос реактуелизованим
дискусијама о пронаталитетним мјерама. Растући напори држава широм европског континента да путем стимулације наталитета одговоре на лоше демографске трендове поново су отворили питања ефикасности, основаности и легитимитета пронаталитетних мјера. Прихватајући устаљено мишљење да је питање д...
End of life decisions are highly sensitive ethical issues especially when they concerns children. This brief analysis was intended to indicate that medical evidences should provide clear proof that withdrawal of the treatment is less painful for the patient as compared to the continuation of treatment. For this reason, discussion is focused on the...
End of life decisions are highly sensitive ethical issues especially when they concerns children. This brief analysis was intended to indicate that medical evidences should provide clear proof that withdrawal of the treatment is less painful for the patient as compared to the continuation of treatment. For this reason, discussion is focused on the...
This paper is meant to contribute to comparative analysis of the domestic legal approach in regulating a very sensitive and controversial social – medical and ethical phenomenon of euthanasia. As such, the piece includes analysis of the relevant domestic primary and secondary legal texts. Along with this method, I have used the method of the case l...
The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the theoretical understanding of the possible effects on the scope of reproductive choice that the emergence and introduction of artificial wombs into the health care system might produce, considering the ordinary meanings of the right to private life under the European Convention, on the one hand, and...
The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the theoretical understanding of the possible effects on the scope of the reproductive choice that the emergence and introduction of artificial wombs into the health care system might produce considering ordinary meanings of the right to private life under the European Convention, on the one hand, and C...
This article explores divergences between the legal perception on dignity held by the Kopaonik School of Natural Law, which is compliant to the Draft of Serbian Civil Code and the legal discourse that is effective at the level of the Council of Europe and/or the European Union. The main feature of the former is the recognition of
the dignity status...
First article investigates if the group of disabled could be granted with victim status for the purpose of genocide. The discussion refers to the theoretical understanding and judicial interpretations of the protected groups and their scope. Considering that the theory and case law provide grounds for both, exclusive and extensive, understanding of...
The equivalents of genocidal intent exist in laws that introduce fetal malformation as the absolute defence of abortion. The application of these laws directly results in a drastic reduction of the number of disabled persons. Time-unlimited abortion on the grounds of fetal disability discriminates against disabled persons providing them with a narr...
The intent of this article is to explore whether the group of the disabled people could be considered as a protected group under the international instruments referring to the crime of genocide. To that end, it has been discussed whether the listed groups (national, ethnical, racial and religious) are the only groups that are protected against the...
Purpose:
The purpose of this investigation is to contribute to better understanding of the scope of positive obligations in safeguarding specific rights related to reproduction. The first aim of the research is to determine the States’ obligations in respect of an abortion surviving child. These obligations arise from the right to life and the proh...
This article investigates whether national legislation's which preclude in vitro embryos from
protection against ownership conduct could meet international law standards which are set up through human
rights, anti-trafficking and anti-slavery instruments. In that end, it was explored whether the accepted
elements of trafficking crime are fulfilled...
