Revizija Ustava Republike Srbije u svetlosti internacionalizacije ustavnog prava
Revision of the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia in the light of the internationalisation of constitutional law

Author(s): Tijana Šurlan
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Public Law, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment, EU-Legislation
Published by: Fondacija Centar za javno pravo
Keywords: Public law; Constitution; Republic of Serbia; revision; internationalisation; human rights: EU;
Summary/Abstract: Main thesis of the paper is that in the realm of law there is an ongoing process of the internationalisation. Internationalisation as a process can produce certain influence during the process of the forthcoming revision of constitution of Republic of Serbia. Within this paper, influence of the international law toward constitutional law is analysed in two aspects – as a factual internationalisation and as a normative internationalisation. Factual internationalisation is based on the already created normative internationalisation and in this paper it is studied through the work of the international organisations. Normative internationalisation that is embedded within the actual Constitution, presents the starting point for the analysis of existing concept and as a ground for the rethinking of the possible revisions. Goal of the paper is to provide deep analyses with the purpose of offering new approach for the forthcoming revision of the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia.

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