Scientific Papers • Conference Publications • Open PDF Access
The research archive behind World Protocol Academy.
This page presents the current curated set of 17 scientific and conference papers by Assoc. Prof. Sande Smiljanov, focused on protocol, diplomacy, security, state protocol, institutional communication and related professional fields.
The structure below follows the newer, standardised paper inventory aligned to the current R2 organisation.
If needed, titles and summaries can be refined further paper by paper.
Collection Overview
A structured public-facing research layer.
This section gives visitors, institutions, students and professionals a direct route into the published research archive behind World Protocol Academy.
Paper Archive
Current curated list of 17 papers.
The links below assume the PDFs are stored in the website repository under the papers/ folder using the same standardised filenames.
Unintentional Mistakes in the Field of Protocol
A protocol-focused paper on mistakes, symbolism, representation and the practical consequences of protocol failure.
Protocol within the Ministry of Internal Affairs
A paper dealing with protocol logic, institutional application and the public-sector dimensions of protocol order.
UBK: Historical Overview
A historical and institutional paper linked to state structures, development, continuity and administrative context.
Leadership and Protocol
An exploration of protocol through the prism of leadership, responsibility, conduct and institutional representation.
Planning and Organising Conferences
A practical paper on structured planning, conference logic, organisation and public-event protocol.
Protocol and Security
A focused contribution on the connection between protocol order, safety awareness and sensitive professional environments.
Protocol and Policy
A paper connecting protocol standards, institutional rules and policy-sensitive professional behaviour.
Protocol, Defence and Diplomacy
A research contribution at the intersection of defence diplomacy, institutional coordination and protocol practice.
Protocol and Traditions
A paper on continuity, symbolic order, tradition and the layered cultural logic of protocol practice.
Protocol in the Russo-Ukrainian Context
A paper connecting protocol logic with contemporary geopolitical context and diplomatic sensitivity.
Official Apostolic Visit of Pope Francis to RDC (2021)
A protocol and visit-analysis paper focusing on the official apostolic visit of Pope Francis and related ceremonial context.
West Balkans Migration
A contribution dealing with regional dynamics, migration-related context and wider security or policy implications.
State Protocol in North Macedonia
A direct state-protocol paper relevant to institutional order, public representation and protocol structure in North Macedonia.
Corona Virus Handling — “Namaste”
A timely paper on conduct, communication and etiquette adaptation in pandemic conditions.
A Unique State Protocol
A paper engaging state-protocol identity, particular institutional models and protocol distinctiveness.
Leadership Protocol — Macedonian Case
A case-based paper on the connection between leadership behaviour, protocol responsibility and public-facing institutional conduct.
Protocol and Leadership Characteristics
A paper connecting protocol culture, responsible conduct and the leadership profile of protocol-sensitive professionals.
Important implementation note
This page is aligned to the new standardised filenames now visible in your R2 structure. To make all buttons work immediately on GitHub Pages, upload the same 17 PDFs into the repository papers/ folder using the exact filenames shown on this page.
- If you prefer the old PDF names in GitHub, I can also prepare a second version mapped 1:1 to the existing repository filenames.
- The titles above are clean public-facing labels inferred from the new filenames and can be refined later paper by paper.
- This structure is ready to be expanded with publication year, abstract modal, citation box or bilingual labels.
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