The Institute of Comparative Law was founded on July 16, 1955 by a decree of the Federal Executive Council, signed by the then President of the Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito. The Institute of Comparative Law became operational on January 1, 1956.
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Protocol on Cooperation Signed Between the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia and the Institute of Comparative Law
The President of the Constitutional Court, Dr. Vladan Petrov, and the Acting Director of the Institute of Comparative Law, Dr. Miloš Stanić, signed a Protocol on Mutual Cooperation today at the Constitutional Court.
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Agreement concluded between Institute of comparative law and Republic agency for the peaceful settlement of labour disputes
Institute of Comparative Law continues to strengthen cooperation with institutions and organizations that contribute to the advancement of legal scholarship and legal practice in the Republic of Serbia. In this regard, on 8 June 2026, a Cooperation Agreement was concluded with Republic Agency for the Peaceful Settlement of Labour Disputes.
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Dr. Miloš Vasović participated in the Congress of the Association of Tax Advisors of Serbia
Representing the Institute of Comparative Law, Dr. Miloš Vasović, Research Fellow, participated in the 12th Congress of the Association of Tax Advisors of Serbia, held on 5–6 June in Vrdnik on Fruška Gora. Dr. Vasović presented the main findings of his monograph "Beneficial Ownership of Income in Tax Law".
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