Zoran StojanovicProfessor Dr Zoran Stojanovic was born in Belgrade (20 December 1947). He graduated from the Faculty of Law in Belgrade, Serbia in 1970 and won a Master's degree in Criminal Law at the Faculty of Law in Zagreb, Croatia in 1973. In 1981, he recived his doctor's degree at the Faculty of Law, Ljubljana, Slovenia. He worked at the Faculty of Law in Novi Sad, first as assistant, then as Associate Professor and in 1991 he was appointed Professor Ordinarius of Criminal Law. Since 1998, he has been Professor Ordinarius (Full Professor) at the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade, Serbia where he lectures on Criminal Law and International Criminal Law. He is a head of department of criminal law and criminology. In 1978, he spent time at Oxford University, England and, as Humboldt's scholarship holder, in 1985/1986 at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg (FRG), Germany. He renewed research stays in FRG many times. He participated in the work of numerous expert committees as a president in charge of making drafts of criminal and related laws in Serbia and in Montenegro. He was Dean of the Faculty of Law in Novi Sad (1991/1992) and Federal Minister of Justice (1993/1994). He is a member of Serbian State Prosecutorial Council and permanent representative of Serbia in Assembly of States Parties of ICC. Professor Stojanovic has written and published more than 200 works (monographs, commentaries, textbooks, articles, reports, and papers for scientific and expert meetings and scientific research projects) on criminal law, criminal law theory, international criminal law and criminal policy. His textbook on Criminal Law (General Part) appeared in its twenty-fifth edition (2018). Read More Read Less