- summary
- Dean Milivoj Alanovic initiated ethics proceedings against two professors who publicly supported student protests, framing their civic speech as inappropriate political activity incompatible with their institutional role. The proceedings were launched using internal faculty disciplinary structures rather than formal legal instruments, making them difficult to contest externally while generating reputational and professional pressure.
- country
- Serbia
- date text
- May 2026
- entities
- Dean Milivoj Alanovic, Faculty of Philosophy Novi Sad
- entity type
- Institutional Actor
- id
- 1005
- name
- Dean Milivoj Alanovic, Faculty of Philosophy Novi Sad
- role
- actor
- Prof. Dinko Gruhonjic; Prof. Nevena Jevtic, Faculty of Philosophy Novi Sad
- entity type
- Academic / Institutional
- id
- 1006
- name
- Prof. Dinko Gruhonjic; Prof. Nevena Jevtic, Faculty of Philosophy Novi Sad
- role
- target
- Dean Milivoj Alanovic, Faculty of Philosophy Novi Sad
- sources
- citation
- Civic Initiatives, Three Freedoms Under the Magnifying Glass, 8-21 May 2026
- tactics
- Dismantlement through Professional Destruction
- label
- Dismantlement through Professional Destruction
- code
- TC-47
- needs review
- false
- role
- primary
- Dismantlement through Professional Destruction
- narratives
- Inappropriate Speech / Political Activity
- label
- Inappropriate Speech / Political Activity
- code
- LEGACY-N-03a4f04de681
- needs review
- true
- role
- primary
- Inappropriate Speech / Political Activity
- campaign ids
- campaign phase
- Phase 3: Administrative Pressure
- channels
- Institutional / Internal Disciplinary
- consequence category
- Professional / Institutional Harm
- created at
- 2026-09-24T17:50:55.358311+00:00
- date precision
- month
- escalation
- 3
- harm track
- Track 1 — Organizational Capacity
- id
- SRB-090
- institutional consequence
- Ethics proceedings initiated; reputational and professional pressure generated without formal legal process
- notes
- Part of May 2026 protest suppression cluster. TC-47 via internal disciplinary mechanism rather than external enforcement — deniable as institutional governance.
- occurred on
- 2026-05-01
- updated at
- 2026-09-24T17:50:55.358311+00:00
- version
- 1
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