Editorial/Advisory Board

  1. Athanasios Angelopoulos, emeritus professor (Church History), Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece, Institute for National and Religious Affairs, Thessaloniki, Greece (President)
  2. Christos Terezis, full professor (Philosophy), University of Patra, the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Patra, Greece
  3. Sotirios Despotis, full professor, Department of Social Theology and the Study of Religion, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Head of Patriarchal Institute of Orthodox Mission in the Far East, Center for Excellence in the Enhancement of Orthodox Heritage and Interreligious Dialogue
  4. Srdjan Simić, Full Professor, History of Religion, Faculty of Orthodox Theology Saint Vasilije Ostroski, Foca, Univeristy of East Sarajevo.
  5. Goranka Knežević, full professor (Finance), Singidunum University, Faculty of Business in Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia
  6. Mirko Sajlović,  full professor (Church History), Faculty of Orthodox Theology Saint Vasilije Ostroski, Foca, Univeristy of East Sarajevo
  7. Dragana Bogavac, full professor (Didactics, Pedagogy), Belgrade University, Teacher Education Faculty, Belgrade, Serbia
  8. Vesna Lopičić, full professor (Anglophone Literature and Linguistics), University of Nis, Faculty of Philosophy, Nis, Serbia
  9. Maria Begoña Crespo Garcia, full professor (linguistics, discourse analysis), University of Coruña, Spain
  10. Marina Tzakosta, full professor (language acquisition, development), Department of Preschool Education, Faculty of Education, University of Crete
  11. Novica Petrović, associate professor (Anglophone Literature and Linguistics, Translation Studies), Belgrade University, Faculty of Philology, Belgrade, Serbia
  12. Gordana Nikić, associate professor (Psychology), Singidunum University, Faculty of Business in Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia
  13. Lazar Dražeta, associate professor (HR), Singidunum University Institute, Belgrade, Serbia
  14. Dr Sanja Ivić, associate research fellow (Political Studies), Institute of International Relations, Belgrade, Serbia, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, the Netherlands  
  15. Ivana Knežević, associate professor (Language for Specific Purpose), Belgrade University, Orthodox Theological Faculty, Belgrade, Serbia
  16. Jorge Gonzales Arocha, assistant professor (Philosophy), University of Havana, Havana, Cuba
  17. Ivana Kočevski, assistant professor (Slavic Studies), Belgrade University, Faculty of Philology, Belgrade, Serbia
  18. Olivera Radović, assistant professor (Psychology), University of Pristina, Faculty of Philosophy, Kosovska Mitrovica, Serbia
  19. Mirjana Stakić Savković, assistant professor (Serbian Language and Literature), Sinergija University, Faculty of Philology, Bijeljina, BiH
  20. Nataša Stanišić, assistant professor (Language for Specific and Academic Purposes), Sinergija University, Faculty of Philology, Bijeljina, BiH
  21. Betul Özcan Dost, assistant professor (Translation Studies, Multilingualism), Ondokuz Mayıs University, School of Foreign Languages, Samsun, Turkey
  22. Borjanka Đerić Dragičević, assistant professor (Anglophone Literature), Sinergija University, Faculty of Philology, Bijeljina, BiH
  23. Snježana Stanišić, assistant professor (Marketing), Sinergija University, Faculty of Philology, Bijeljina, BiH
  24. Valentina Gavranović, assistant professor (English Language Linguistics, ELT), Singidunum University, English Language Department, Belgrade, Serbia  
  25. Marina Droga, assistent professor (Russian language), Belgorod State University, Belgorod, Russia
  26. Rima Jasnauskaitė, assistant professor (language for specific purposes, translatology), Kauno Kolegija, Kaunas University of Applied Sciences, Kaunas, Lithuania
  27. Bartłomiej Różycki, assistant ptofessor (international studies), the Mazovian Academy in Plock (Poland), Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Political and Security Sciences
  28. Elizabeth Woodward, assistant professor (Pragmatics, Discourse Analysis, Contrastive Linguistics), University of Coruña – Spain