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PhD Enio Mateo Totić

PhD Enio Mateo Totić
no.: 12820 source: E-CRIS

researcher – active in research organisation
Phone number (+381 60) 3034 119
  mirza.toticat signfpsp.edu.rs
Foreign language skills
Research activity

Code Science Field
S110  Social sciences  Juridical sciences 

Code Science Field Subfield
5.05.00  Social sciences  Law   
Keywords
Criminal Procedural Law; Labor Law; Organized crime; Criminal Law
Education
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Level of education Professional title Study subject Faculty Year
1st cycle bachelor's degree  Bachelor of Laws  Law  RS State University of Novi Pazar, Faculty of Law 2010 
2nd cycle master's degree  Master of Laws  Law  RS State University of Novi Pazar, Faculty of Law 2011 
Doctoral degree  PhD in Laws  Law  RS International University of Novi Pazar, Department of Law Studies 2017 
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Employments
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Type of employment Research org. Research group Date of employment Position Title
Full time employment (100%, RD:0%)  University "Union - Nikola Tesla", Faculty of Business Studies and Law  Department of Legal Sciences  9/1/2021  Assistant Professor  Assistant professor 
Biography
As someone who is working at University as Professor, I see myself as highly motivated individual driven to find new challenges in professional career. I strongly believe that it is not good to be limited to only one branch of legal science, given their very close connection. My areas of expertise are Criminal Procedural Law, Labor Law, Organized crime and European Union Law. So far, I authored and co-authored 2 monographs and more than 35 scientific and professional papers published in eminent domestic and international journals and I participated in many international scientific and professional meetings in Republic of Serbia and abroad. My PhD thesis defines money laundering as a modern phenomenon directly connected and supported by a wide range of criminal activities, while its main part elaborates the institutional reactions through conventions, directives and other legal instruments adopted in order to eliminate or reduce the impact of illegally acquired money. The thesis puts special emphasize on European Parliament, Council and Commission, as main institutions involved in legislative procedure. My Master's thesis elaborates the budget of the European Union regarding the process of its adoption, gives the comparative analysis of its amounts through the previous decades and an insight into the areas where European Union Member States allocate their funds.
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