Items where Author is "Peovska, Natasha"

Peovska, Natasha and Bacanovic, Oliver and Trajanovska, Vesna (2021) THE MEDIA INFLUENCE ON PUBLIC ATTITUDES ABOUT PUNITIVENESS. In: INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE 30 YEARS OF INDEPENDENT MACEDONIAN STATE. Faculty of Security-Skopje, pp. 165-175.

Peovska, Natasha (2021) MODELS OF SCHOOL-BASED PREVENTION POLICIES FOR REDUCING SCHOOL VIOLENCE. INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE “ARCHIBALD REISS DAYS” THEMATIC CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS OF INTERNATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE, 11. pp. 391-398. ISSN ISBN 978-86-7020-470-6, ISBN 978-86-7020-190-3

Peovska, Natasha and Bacanovic, Oliver (2020) THE DIRECTIVE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION ESTABLISHING MINIMUM STANDARDS ON THE RIGHTS, SUPPORT AND PROTECTION OF VICTIMS OF CRIME AND MACEDONIAN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW. In: INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE- THE EURO-ATLANTIC VALUES IN THE BALKAN COUNTRIES. University “St. Kliment Ohridski”- Bitola, Faculty of Security- Skopje, pp. 103-122.

Trajanovska, Vesna and Peovska, Natasha (2020) THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON HUMAN RIGHTS - EUROPEAN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE IN CRIMINAL TRAILS. INTERNATIONAL YEARBOOK (2).

Bacanovic, Oliver and Peovska, Natasha (2019) INSTITUTIONAL AND SITUATION FACTORS AS DETERMINANTS OF MARGINALIZATION AND DEVIATION IN EDUCATIONAL-CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS. In: INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE THE - GREAT POWERS INFLUENCE ON THE SECURITY OF SMALL STATES. University “St. Kliment Ohridski”- Bitola, Faculty of Security- Skopje, pp. 22-35.

Bacanovic, Oliver and Peovska, Natasha (2019) Institutional and situation factors as determinants of marginalization and deviation in educational-correctional institutions. Faculty of Security-Skopje.

Trajanovska, Vesna and Peovska, Natasha (2017) The Role of the Public Prosecution in the Adversarial System of Criminal Procedure and the Standard of Proof "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt". Journal of Eastern-European Criminal Law.

Stefanovska, Vesna and Peovska, Natasha (2017) Situational crime prevention: theoretical back-ground and possibilities for further development. Faculty of Criminalistics, Criminology and Security Studies.