The latest edition of the SEE Law Journal is online and can be found under this link - SEE Law Journal/ Issue 1/ Number 5/ May 2019. 

1. RECENT ISSUES OF THE RIGHT TO FAMILY REUNIFICATION WITHIN EU LAW - ANALYSIS OF THE CASE C-165/14 ALFREDO RENDÓN MARÍN V. ADMINISTRACIÓN DEL ESTADO Dunja Duić, Tunjica Petrašević, Ena Buljan

2. TRAFFICKING OF CHILDREN IN THE EUROPEAN UNION Ksenja Pertinač

3. CHILD PROPERTY RIGHTS - A CHILD AS A SHAREHOLDER Zlatan Omerspahić

4. CROSS-BORDER SUCCESSION PROCEEDINGS AFFECTING A CHILD Mirela Župan, Marina Čepo

The first issue of the newly formatted SEE Law Journal was published with the closure of the last year, following which the series of EU Law Days have been organized throughout the SEELS network. So far the following members have successfully organized these events: Faculty of Law in Nis, Faculty of Law in Sarajevo, Faculty of Law in Osijek, and Faculty of Law in Mostar.

By the end of May the EU Law Days are announced and will be organized in Faculty of Law in Belgrade, Faculty of Law in Rijeka and Faculty of Law in Skopje, while the remaining members are expected to follow closely. In this period we also expect to have the second and third edition of the SEE LJ published too, which will coincide with the realization of the remaining EU Law Days.

From the preliminary reports we have received from our members, the events were success as they instigated a vivid debate within the academic environment. Especially satisfying is the fact that these events were proven to be very popular among the younger academics and students. We will come back with more information on these events after the completion of the same within the network.

We are glad to  to announce the Fourth Call for Papers for the new edition of the SEE Law Journal is now open. 

We cordially invite you to submit your contributions for the SEE Law Journal. The SEE Law Journal is open for submission of articles prepared by the academics of the SEELS network, that are dealing with aspects of EU Law separately or vis a vis their local legislation. The authorship is restricted to maximum three co-authors per article.  For further instructions please see the subsection Active Calls.  

Papers should be submitted in English language via the projects web platform www.seelawjournal.org. Please note that you need to be registered on our web platform in order to be able to submit your paper. In case you have trouble registering, you can submit your paper via regular mail to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  

The submission deadline for this edition is 16th of June 2019.