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ĐORĐE BUBALO Associate Professor at the Department of History Overview: Professor Đorđe Bubalo (Ph.D.) Is an Associate Prof ĐORĐE BUBALO Associate Professor at the Department of History Overview: Professor Đorđe Bubalo (Ph.D.) is an Associate Professor of Serbian Medieval History at the Department of History. His fields of research are proportionally numerous and are not limited to medieval history. His research focuses on the following topics: documentary and everyday literacy in Serbian medieval society; the notariate in medieval Serbia; medieval Serbian law (especially the legislation of Emperor Stefan Dušan); the study and publication of medieval Serbian charters; history of medieval Zeta; history of Boka Kotorska (the Bay of Kotor). In addition to these fields, his research includes the following topics: problems in the study of church history; prosopographical studies; government systems in medieval Serbia; marginal social groups and groups with special duties in the Middle Ages; medieval beekeeping; the fate of medieval phenomena and institutions in modern times; textbooks and didactic literature for schools. Formal Education: ‐ Bachelor’s Degree (1996) – Department of History, University of Belgrade – Faculty of Philosophy ‐ Master’s Degree (2001) – Department of History, University of Belgrade – Faculty of Philosophy ‐ Doctoral Degree (2007) – Department of History, University of Belgrade – Faculty of Philosophy Ph.D. Thesis title: Written Documents in Serbian Medieval Society Teaching posts held: Department of History, University of Belgrade – Faculty of Philosophy (1997 – present) ‐ 1997-2002: Assistant Lecturer ‐ 2002-2007: Teaching Assistant ‐ 2007-2012: Assistant Professor ‐ 2012-present: Associate Professor Ongoing courses: ‐ History of Serbs in the Middle Ages, part I, undergraduate program, ects 9 ‐ The Serbian Empire: Ideologies and Administration, undergraduate program, ects 6 ‐ History of Serbs in the Early Middle Ages, undergraduate program, ects 9, and Master’s Degree program, ects 6 ‐ Zeta from the 13th to the 15th Century, undergraduate program and Master’s Degree program, ects 6 ‐ Serbia Under the Nemanjić Dynasty, Master’s Degree program, ects 6 ‐ Emperor Stephen Dušan Legislation, Doctoral Degree program, ects 10 ‐ Documentary Literacy in the Middle Ages, Doctoral Degree program, ects 10 ‐ Serbian Lands in the pre-Nemanjić Period, Doctoral Degree program, ects 10 Membership in Faculty Institutions: ‐ Member of the Library Commission (2004-2012) ‐ Chairman of the Library Commission (2007-2009) Participation in Research Projects: ‐ 2001-2005: The Society in Serbian Diplomatics Material, Ministry of Science, Technology and Development of the Republic of Serbia ‐ 2006-2010: The Serbian State and Society in Medieval Sources, Ministry of Science and Ecology of the Republic of Serbia ‐ 2011-2014: Serbian Medieval Society in Written Sources, Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Serbia 2 Participation in the Organization of Academic Conferences: ‐ Medieval Serbian Law and Its Reflections in Historical Sources; Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts - Committee for Sources on Serbian Law; Belgrade, March 19-21 2009, member of the Organizational Committee ‐ The Fall of the Serbian Despotate in 1459; Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts – Division of Historical Sciences; Belgrade, November 12-14 2009, member of the Organizational and Editorial Committee ‐ Ruler, Monk, and Saint: Stephen Nemanja – Venerable Simeon the Myroblites and the Serbian History and Culture (1113–1216), Belgrade – Nikšić, October 24-26 2014, member of the Organizational Committee ‐ 23rd International Congress of Byzantine Studies, Belgrade, August 2016, member of the Organizational Committee Awards: ‐ 1996: the „Radovan Samardžić” Award for the best undergraduate dissertation at the Department of History ‐ 2002-2003: one of the laureates of the Award of the Ministry of Science and Ecology of the Republic of Serbia for exceptional achievements in academic research (3rd category) ‐ 2004: the Award of the Trust Fund of Đurđe, Danica and Jovanka Jelenić for the book Nomiks in Medieval Serbia (Insitute for Byzantine Studies, SASA, Studies № 29, Belgrade 2004), which is in fact the published version of his magisterial thesis Membership in Academic or Professional Organizations: Matica Srpska, Novi Sad ‐ Managing Board (2012-present) ‐ Committee of the Lexicographical Division (2008-2012) ‐ Editorial and Redactory Committee of the Serbian Biographical Dictionary (2011- present) Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade 3 ‐ The Chilandar Committee (2011-present) ‐ Managing Board of the Serbian Committee for Byzantine Studies (2011-present) ‐ The Committee for Sources on Serbian Law (2012-present) ‐ Managing Board of the Institute for Balkan Studies (2014-present) Membership in Editorial Boards of Academic Journals: ‐ Stari srpski arhiv [Old Serbian Archives], University of Belgrade – Faculty of Philosophy, editor (2012) and member of the editorial board (2009-2012) ‐ Macedonian Historical Review, Institute of History in Skopje, member of the editorial board (2010-present) ‐ Boka – journal for science, culture and art, the Municipal Library of Herceg Novi, member of the editorial board and publishing committee (2010-present) ‐ Zbornik Matice srpske za istoriju [The Matica Srpska Journal of History], member of the editorial board (2012-present) ‐ Istraživanja [Researches: Journal of History], member of the editorial board (2012- present) Published Works: Monographs: Pragmatic Literacy in Medieval Serbia, translated by Charles A. Ward, Utrecht Studies of Medieval Literacy, Vol. 29 (Turnhout, 2014: Brepols Publishers) Vladari Srbije [Rulers of Serbia]; co-author: Petar V. Krestić (Belgrade, 2013: Mladinska knjiga) Zakonik cara Stefana Dušana [The Code of Emperor Stefan Dušan]: introductory study (chapters: “Zakonik cara Stefana Dušana u zakonodavstvu srednjovekovne Srbije” [The Code of Emperor Stefan Dušan in Medieval Serbian Legislation]; “Rukopisna tradicija Dušanovog zakonika” [Manuscripts of Dušan’s Code]; “Crkva i Dušanov zakonik” [The Church and Dušan’s Code]) and the translation of the Code into modern Serbian (Novi Sad, 2012, 20132) 4 (ed.) Dušanov zakonik [Dušan’s Code], (Belgrade, 2010: Zavod za udžbenike; Službeni glasnik) Jurisdikcija Katoličke crkve u Sremu [The Jurisdiction of the Catholic Church in Srem]; co- authors: Katarina Mitrović and Radmila Radić (Belgrade, 2010: Službeni glasnik) Istorija za 6. razred osnovne škole [History textbook for 6th grade pupils of elementary schools]; co-author: Branka Bečanović (Belgrade, 2010, 20112, 20143: Klett) Pisana reč u srpskom srednjem veku. Značaj i upotreba pisanih dokumenata u srednjovekovnom srpskom društvu [The Written Word in the Serbian Middle Ages: The Importance and Uses of Written Documents in Serbian Medieval Society] (Belgrade, 2009: Stubovi kulture) Srpski nomici [Nomiks in Medieval Serbia] (Belgrade, 2004: Insitute for Byzantine Studies, SASA, Studies № 29) Articles in Periodicals and Collections of Papers: “‘Sudbina’ i ‘Opadanije’ – prilog tumačenju člana 84 Dušanovog zakonika” [’Sudbina’ (fine imposed by court) and ’Opadanije’ (out-of-court false accusation) – a contribution to the interpretation of Article 84 of Dušan’s Code], in: Spomenica akademika Sime Ćirkovića [Homage to Academician Sima Ćirković] (Belgrade, 2011: Institute of History, Collection of Papers № 25), pp. 261-267. “Hilandar i Stonski dohodak u XIX veku” [Chilandar and the Ston tribute in the nineteenth century], Hilandarski zbornik [Journal of Chilandar] 13 (2011), pp. 83-103. “Kada je veliki župan Stefan Nemanjić izdao povelju manastiru Hilandaru?” [When did Grand Zhupan Stefan Nemanjić issue his charter to the Chilandar Monastery?], Stari srpski arhiv [Old Serbian Archives] 9 (2010), pp. 233-241. “Bibliografija radova akademika Sime Ćirkovića objavljenih 2005–2010. godine (sa dopunama za razdoblje 1960–2004)” [The bibliography of Sima Ćirković, member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts – works published 2005–2010 (with a revised bibliography for the period 1960–2004)], Stari srpski arhiv [Old Serbian Archives] 9 (2010), pp. XVII-XXXI. 5 “Hilandarska ‘sveća’ u XIX veku” [The Chilandar “sveća” in the nineteenth century], in: Šesta kazivanja o Svetoj gori [The Holy Mountain – Thoughts and Studies, vol. 6] (Belgrade, 2010), pp. 71-88. “Za novo, kritičko izdanje treskavačkih hrisovulja kralja Dušana”[For a new, diplomatic edition of King Dušan’s chrysobulls for the Treskavac monastery], Stari srpski arhiv [Old Serbian Archives] 7 (2008), pp. 207-229. “‘Nicolaus notarius Parserini’ (Prilog poznavanju ustanove nomika u srednjovekovnoj Srbiji)” [’Nicolaus notarius Parserini’ – a contribution to the study of the institution of the nomik in medieval Serbia], Zbornik radova Vizantološkog instituta [Journal of the Institute for Byzantine Studies] 45 (2008), pp. 231-241. “Prilozi srpskoj diplomatici” [Contributions to the study of Serbian diplomatics], Hilandarski zbornik [Journal of Chilandar] 12 (2008), pp. 77-85. “Pisma vladike Gerasima Petranovića iz zaostavštine Toma K. Popovića u Arhivu SANU (povodom stogodišnjice smrti)” [The letters of Bishop Gerasim Petranović from the Legacy of Tomo K. Popović in the SASA Archives (on the occasion of the centenary of his demise)], Boka 27 (2007), pp. 329-351. “Dva priloga o Dečanskim hrisovuljama” [Two studies on the chrysobulls for the Dečani monastery], Stari srpski arhiv [Old Serbian Archives] 6 (2007), pp. 221-231. “Početak Treće dečanske hrisovulje (fol. 2–7)” [The beginning of the third chrysobull for the Dečani monastery (fols. 2-7)], Stari srpski arhiv [Old
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