Contribution of Scientific Institutions to the Promotion of Human Rights: Case Study of the Institute of Criminological and Sociological Research in Belgrade

Kubiček, Andrej (2022) Contribution of Scientific Institutions to the Promotion of Human Rights: Case Study of the Institute of Criminological and Sociological Research in Belgrade. In: Yearbook. No. 5, Human rights protection : from childhood to the right to a dignified old age : human rights and institutions. Provincial Protector of Citizens - Ombudsman ; Institute of Criminological and Sociological Research, Novi Sad ; Belgrade, pp. 123-138. ISBN 978-86-89417-17-3

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Abstract

The sociological approach to science as a social field and process has a special value in its application to those areas of knowledge that are closely linked to important social issues, such as human rights. The subject of this case study will be the recent publications of researchers from the Institute of Criminological and Sociological Research in Belgrade, as an example of the scientific institution dedicated to the study of various aspects in this topic. Special focus will be placed on the exploration of different analyzed fields of human rights, as well as on specific disciplines from which human rights are viewed (legal disciplines, psychology, sociology, anthropology, special education, ecology, etc.), or on detecting multidisciplinary approaches. In addition to the description of scientific publications, the article will present various types of cooperation with other actors in this field, both scientific and state institutions and bodies, independent institutions, educational institutions and non-governmental organizations.

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