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This essay discusses Grigorije Bozovic's literary and publicistic work and the degree to which it offers factography for anthropogeographical anthropological (that is, related to racial features), ethnographic ethnopsychological, sociological and characterological studies of our nation living in the regions discussed in his literary and publicistic works. The author particularly analyses his traveller's reports Sa sedla i samara (From the Saddle and Pack-Saddle), Crte i reze (Lines and Bars), Po Drenici (In Drenica) and others; it also analyses the short stories published in Srpska Knjizevna Zadruga (Serbian Literary Cooperative) (Rodjak / A Relative) and in the collections with the titles Roblje Zarobljeno (Captured Slaves) and Neizmisljeni Likovi (Nonfictional Characters). On the basis of the reviews and analyses of Grigorije Bozovic's publicistic and literary works in this essay, one could make a conclusion that they represent a significant scientific material and more than just that, the material relevant for the study of our and other nations in these Balkan regions.

AbstractThe law of one price (LOP) is one of the most frequently tested economic laws. Although called a law, it has probably been violated more than any other economic law (on the basis of the results of numerous empirical studies). Furthermore, the LOP is often utilized as the building block in international agricultural trade models without previously checking the validity of that assumption for that particular commodity. This can sometimes lead to erroneous conclusions that can have serious consequences on policy‐making decisions. This article represents a critical review of recent works that discuss how some factors, such as transportation (transaction) costs, tariffs, nontariff barriers, pricing to market, exchange rate risk, and trade regionalization, can prevent market arbitrage to force closer convergence of international prices. The validity of some methods often used for testing the LOP, such as cointegration analysis, is critically reviewed as well.

Mnoge društveno-humanističke nauke koriste složeni izraz koji ima oblik naziv nauke + predmet u genitivu, da na taj način označe svoje grane. Razmatram tu pojavu na primeru srpske antropologije. Koristim raspravu dvoje antropologa o predmetu i cilju saznanja u antropologiji, među kojima jedan objašnjava funkciju imeničke sintagme u genitivu. Zatim osvetljavam njen filosofski smisao iz ugla pravoslavne hrišćanske filosofije Žarka Vidovića. Saznaćemo da imenička sintagma u genitivu pripada diskursu koji čoveka marginalizuje na račun njegovih fenomena i čak ga samog pretvara u fenomen društva i kulture.

Book review:
Gojko Perović, 2020, O hrišćanskom i građanskom identitetu: Razmatranja o aktuelnim pitanjima duhovne situacije našeg vremena, Priredio i predgovor napisao prof. Dragan Jakovljević, Nikšić: Institut za srpsku kulturu, str. 174.

U tekstu se posmatraju nacija, nacionalna država i nacionalizam sa simvoličkog stanovišta, umesto sa političkog, pravnog ili sociološkog, kao što je to uobičajeno. Simvoli sačinjavaju tkivo kulture, a to znači da naciju posmatramo kao činjenicu kulture, simvoličku zajednicu. Po tradiciji, etnologija i antropologija proučavaju simvole, tj. kulturu, ali i fenomen naroda, koji se uobičajeno smatra za prethodni stupanj u razvitku nacije. Dok je narod institucionalno nekoherentna zajednica, dotle se nacija odlikuje visokim stepenom društvene artikulacije. Takođe, nacija je simvolička zajednica koja se prostire kroz sve svetove u kojima čovek postoji kao ličnost, zbog čega se odlikuje svojevrsnom antropomorfnom strukturom. Nacija je ljudima donela značajna unapređenja u pojimanju i korišćenju sebe i sveta, naročito svojim konceptom demokratije u kome su optimalno objedinjeni zahtevi za slobodom pojedinca i snagom zajednice.

Prikaz knjige:

David G. Anderson, Dmitry V. Arzyutov and Sergei Alymov (ed.), 2019, Life Histories of Etnos Theory in Russia and Beyond, Cambridge, UK: Open Book Publishers, pp. 450 https://www.openbookpublishers.com/product/823