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Fanar and the Serbian Orthodox Church
In: Srpska politička misao: Serbian political thought, Volume 82, Issue 4, p. 161-181
When analyzing the relations of the Fanar - Patriarchy of Constantinople - towards the Serbian Orthodox Church, we have different periods. These are: periods of cooperation and periods of confrontation which were initiated by the Fanar. In this paper, we will talk about the period of confrontation. After the fall of the medieval Serbian state under the rule of the Ottoman Empire, the Orthodox found itself under the rule of the Muslims. Their position worsened with the abolition of the Patriarchate of Peć in 1766. It happened due to several things. The main reason cited is the mistrust of the Porte towards the Serbian Church and the work of the Fanariot Greeks who wanted to subjugate the Patriarchate of Peć to the Greek Church. The very act of abolition was preceded by attempts at Hellenization. It was not seen only in Serbia, but also in Bulgaria, where many learned Bulgarians considered themselves Greeks. Simultaneously with the arrival of Greek bishops at the head of the Serbian dioceses, the merciless plundering of the Serbian people began. It was one of the main reasons for the Islamization of not only the Serbs, but other peoples as well. The second period is contemporary. In it Fanar(iots) disputes the autocephaly of the Serbian Orthodox Church, as well as the territories under its jurisdiction. That is why they renamed it to the "Church of Serbia." Thereby taking away all dioceses outside the territory of the present-day state of Serbia from the Serbian Orthodox Church.
KO JE ISPLANIRAO PRESELJAVANJE IZBEGLICA SA BLISKOG ISTOKA U EVROPSKU UNIJU?
In: Nacionalni interes, Volume 25, Issue 1, p. 147-160
ISTOČNA (GEO)POLITIKA VATIKANA
In: Politička revija: časopis za politikologiju, komunikologiju i primenjenu politiku = Political review : magazine for political science, communications and applied politics, Volume 47, Issue 1, p. 57-77
KORUPCIJA U EVROPSKOJ UNIJI
In: Srpska politička misao: Serbian political thought, Volume 43, Issue 1, p. 29-42
KOMPARATIVNA ANALIZA STAVOVA "DNEVNOG AVAZA" O EVROPSKOJ UNIJI I TURSKOJ ZA PERIOD OD 1. SEPTEMBRA DO 10. NOVEMBRA 2013. GODINE
In: Politička revija: časopis za politikologiju, komunikologiju i primenjenu politiku = Political review : magazine for political science, communications and applied politics, Volume 38, Issue 4, p. 85-103
O (NE)ČITANJU KNJIGA U SAVREMENOM SVETU
In: Politička revija: časopis za politikologiju, komunikologiju i primenjenu politiku = Political review : magazine for political science, communications and applied politics, Volume 36, Issue 2, p. 243-252
EVROPSKA UNIJA I ISLAM
In: Srpska politička misao: Serbian political thought, Volume 36, Issue 2, p. 257-274
RIMOKATOLIČKA CRKVA I ISLAM – Od «Lectio magistralis» do povlačenja Rimokatoličke crkve pred islamom
In: Nacionalni interes, Volume 15, Issue 3, p. 197-214
HRIŠĆANSKI IDENTITET U SAVREMENOM SVETU SA POSEBNIM OSVRTOM NA BLISKI ISTOK
In: Politička revija: časopis za politikologiju, komunikologiju i primenjenu politiku = Political review : magazine for political science, communications and applied politics, Volume 33, Issue 3, p. 133-144
TEOLOGIJA SLOBODNOG TRŽIŠTA
In: Politička revija: časopis za politikologiju, komunikologiju i primenjenu politiku = Political review : magazine for political science, communications and applied politics, Volume 32, Issue 2, p. 365-374
RELIGIJA I NACIONALNI IDENTITET – Od prozelitizma do modernih socijalnih tehnologija
In: Srpska politička misao: Serbian political thought, Volume 34, Issue 4, p. 355-375
GEOPOLITIKA I ĆIRILICA
In: Politička revija: časopis za politikologiju, komunikologiju i primenjenu politiku = Political review : magazine for political science, communications and applied politics, Volume 30, Issue 4, p. 107-129
ŠTA (DANAS) NIJE U REDU SA ISLAMOM?
In: Politička revija: časopis za politikologiju, komunikologiju i primenjenu politiku = Political review : magazine for political science, communications and applied politics, Volume 27, Issue 1, p. 391-395