Vol. 50 No. 2 (2012) | Stanovnistvo

Published: 12.12.2012

Organized Massive Forced Migration of Serbs from Croatia in 1941

Filip Škiljan

1-34

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Spatial Aspects of Emigration out of Serbia. Three "Hot" Emigration Zones

Goran Penev, Jelena Predojević-Despić

35-64

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Legal Capacity as a Universal Human Right and a Determinant of Social Status of People with Mental Disability

Milan Marković

65-83

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Three Demographic Consequences of Gender-Specific Behavior Pattern: The Case of Serbia

Ankica Šobot

85-109

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Elisabetta Barbi, John Bongaarts, James W. Vaupel (editors) "How Long Do We Live? Demographic Models and Reflections on Tempo Effects"
Demographic Research Monographs, Springer, Berlin [et al.], 2008, p. 284

Jelena Stojilković

111-120

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Zorica Mršević "Towards Democratic Society – Gender Equality
Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade, 2011, p. 229

Sanja Zlatanović

121-123

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Articles

Organized Massive Forced Migration of Serbs from Croatia in 1941

Spatial Aspects of Emigration out of Serbia. Three "Hot" Emigration Zones

Legal Capacity as a Universal Human Right and a Determinant of Social Status of People with Mental Disability

Three Demographic Consequences of Gender-Specific Behavior Pattern: The Case of Serbia

Short Reviews

Elisabetta Barbi, John Bongaarts, James W. Vaupel (editors) "How Long Do We Live? Demographic Models and Reflections on Tempo Effects"
Demographic Research Monographs, Springer, Berlin [et al.], 2008, p. 284

Zorica Mršević "Towards Democratic Society – Gender Equality
Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade, 2011, p. 229

Articles

Organized Massive Forced Migration of Serbs from Croatia in 1941

Spatial Aspects of Emigration out of Serbia. Three "Hot" Emigration Zones

Legal Capacity as a Universal Human Right and a Determinant of Social Status of People with Mental Disability

Three Demographic Consequences of Gender-Specific Behavior Pattern: The Case of Serbia

Short Reviews

Elisabetta Barbi, John Bongaarts, James W. Vaupel (editors) "How Long Do We Live? Demographic Models and Reflections on Tempo Effects" Demographic Research Monographs, Springer, Berlin [et al.], 2008, p. 284

Zorica Mršević "Towards Democratic Society – Gender Equality Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade, 2011, p. 229

Elisabetta Barbi, John Bongaarts, James W. Vaupel (editors) "How Long Do We Live? Demographic Models and Reflections on Tempo Effects"
Demographic Research Monographs, Springer, Berlin [et al.], 2008, p. 284

Zorica Mršević "Towards Democratic Society – Gender Equality
Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade, 2011, p. 229