Respected colleagues,

We are happy to announce call for papers for 7th Regional Law Review Conference (RLR).

Authors are free to choose a specific topic of their interest. In 2026, we will have three thematic sections.

Section 1: Regulation of new technologies in public and private law In an attempt for legal science and practice to follow up on the technological innovations, whole new areas of law were created, as well as upgraded many fields of the classical law. Authors are encouraged to select any topic in this segment that they feel can be related to technological innovations, both in private and public law.

Section 2: Solidarity and law
Concept, normative and social operationalization and scope of solidarity in areas such as: labour law, bankruptcy law, rights of minorities and vulnerable groups, environmental protection law, social law, philanthropy, political and social activism (CSO work, political party work, grassroots movements and political movements), issues of professional solidarity and others.

Section 3: Human rights law in the changing global political climate
In a world where, on the one hand, new achievements in the fight for universal human rights are being affirmed, such as regulations on business and human rights, while on the other hand, there are massive violations of human rights, not only in conflict zones but also in rampant authoritarian regimes around the world, this thematic unit serves to remind us of the fundamental values ​​of human rights as a civilizational achievement of humanity, but also to critically examine the position of human rights in turbulent times in which they are often ignored or challenged.

All the information on the conference and link for abstract submission, you can find in the boxes below.

For any further questions, we stand at your disposal.

Kind regards,

Mario Reljanović