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Živojin Perić
1868–1953
A major Serbian legal thinker of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, he wrote about civil law, constitutional questions, and public life with unusual range. His work connects scholarship, politics, and the legal debates that shaped modern Serbia and Yugoslavia.
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Confédération Balkanique
by Živojin Perić
About the author
Born in Stubline in 1868, he was educated in Serbia and later completed legal studies in Paris. He went on to build a career as a jurist, writer, and public figure whose work ranged from civil law to constitutional and political questions.
Perić is remembered as an important Serbian legal scholar and as a correspondent member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts. His published work includes studies of monarchy, law, and society, showing a strong interest in how legal ideas worked in public life as well as on the page.
He died in 1953. Today, he is still noted in Serbian academic and cultural sources as a significant voice in the history of legal thought.