A home for books, original essays and interviews that trace Bogoljub Karić’s life, work and worldview.
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Ten practical rules for starting with what you have, recognising opportunity and turning hard work into a sustainable business.
“Small Business and Entrepreneurship” is an abridged version of Bogoljub’s master’s thesis on small-business development, entrepreneurship, and the management of small and medium-sized enterprises.
“Small Business Today” collects papers from the First Academic Symposium, “The Role of Small Business Today,” held in Peć. Bogoljub Karić served on the editorial board and contributed “The Experience of ‘Braća Karić’ in Peć in the Development of Small Business.”
“Hear, Serbs—One Hundred Years Later” is the author’s reflection on peace, love, honour and responsibility to the community, published by the Karić Brothers Foundation.
In “Diagnosis of Humanity,” Bogoljub Karić connects technological progress with questions of human dignity, responsibility and ethical maturity. It is the point of departure for his broader view of humanity in an era of sweeping change.
The English original is available as a PDF and on the official SSRN page.
A selection of interviews, articles and public proposals — from different years and different publications.
On human freedom, accountable government and technology that serves people, in connection with Diagnosis of Humanity.
Read on FoNet (Serbian) ↗An interview about entrepreneurship, family, education, peace and Serbia’s future.
Full issue: 100 pages · 131 MB. The PDF opens on the publisher’s website.
A vision for renewed industrialisation, stronger domestic capital, higher-value exports and conditions that encourage young people to stay or return.
Read at the original source ↗A call for Serbia to connect knowledge, youth, domestic enterprise, the diaspora and global partnerships in a shared development programme.
Read at the original source ↗A view of Serbia's European future and the role of young people as drivers of connection, reform and long-term development.
Read at the original source ↗A case for stronger youth participation in public life, elections and decisions that shape Europe's future.
Read at the original source ↗An authored essay about family as a foundation for individuals and society.
Open the archive recordA proposal for cooperation, economic connection and joint projects to accelerate regional development and progress toward the European Union.
Read at the original source ↗A model in which economic cooperation, joint enterprises and new jobs become foundations for reconciliation, peace and shared development.
Read at the original source ↗A vision of Serbia as an independent, connecting and development-oriented actor in a world undergoing profound change.
Read at the original source ↗A proposal for energy cooperation among major powers to become a foundation for stability, predictability and lasting peace.
Read at the original source ↗A long conversation about Peć, family, work, music and entrepreneurial beginnings.
Open the archive recordA reflection on free speech, pluralism, family, faith and each generation's responsibility for a culture of open dialogue.
Read at the original source ↗A proposal for Serbia's active positioning and stronger partnerships with leading world powers in a new global architecture.
Read at the original source ↗A long-term framework connecting security, energy sustainability, institutions and partnerships in the service of peace and development.
Read at the original source ↗An analysis of great-power relations and the search for a balance that directs global competition toward stability, cooperation and peace.
Read at the original source ↗Publications are listed with dates and sources. The views expressed reflect the time of publication. External websites have their own access and download rules.
Two published collections form the basis of the digital catalogue. Selected interviews link to Archive records and to the original media pages wherever available.
Interviews spanning three decades preserve Bogoljub’s voice and bear witness to an era of enterprise and change.
Editor: Slobodan Alimpić. Publisher: Alliance BK Group; co-publisher: Interprint. Translation: Milena Pašić.
Selected interviews in the ArchiveA continuation of the interview archive, exploring work, society, technology and the future through public testimony.
Editor: Mirjana Mitrović. Publisher: Karić Brothers Foundation. This page presents the bibliographic record and selected interviews, not a download of the complete collection.
Selected interviews in the Archive
These publications are not presented as works authored by Bogoljub. They bring together stories, testimony and source material about the Karić family, its roots and the work of several generations.