Zoran Djindjic

Published the essay "The Connection Between Philosophy and the Historical Epoch", Književna reč, year 6, No 80.

Translated "On the Composition and Unity of Heidegger's work ”Holzwege' " Valter Bummel, Književna reč, 6/1977.

Published the essay Fichte: "Teaching on Science", Belgrade Radio Three, 34–35.

Published the essay "Marx’s Demand for the Abolition of Philosophy and the Problems of a Single Theory of History", Gledišta, 18/1977.

Translated " Language and Practice. The late works of Wittgenstein and the question of a materialistic theory of language" Zimmermann, Rolf, Delo, 23/1977.

Published the essay "Defeatism of unhistoric life", Književna reč, 7/96.

Published the review of the book "Economics and Politics in real, existing socialism”, by Rudolf Bahro, Književna reč, 7/1978.

Translated " External dependency and economic theory" Celso Furtado, Belgrade Radio Three, 36.

Translated "Agrarian structures and underdevelopment in Africa and Latin America" Rodolfo Stavenhagen, Belgrade Radio Three, 36.

Translated " The demands and strategies of companies, the policies of the regime towards direct foreign investment and international profit distribution" Constantine Veitos, Belgrade Radio Three, 36.

Published the essay "Walter Benjamin. Lectures for a Philosophy of Revolution", Dometi, 11/1978.

Completed military service in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Publishted the review of the book "The New Irrationalism and Philosophy" Andre Glucksmann, Književna reč, 8/1979.

Successfully defended his PhD Thesis on "Marx's Critical Theory of Society and Problems of its Foundation" at the University of Konstanz.

Together with Jelena Imširović translated "Establishment of the Spiritual Sciences", Wilhelm Dilthey, Prosveta.

Translated " A conversation with Lenin and two letters"Petar Kropotkin, Delo, 27/1981.

Won the scholarship "Alexander von Humboldt" and stayed at the Frankfurt University.

Translated the essay "We are all hostages" by Adam Michnik, Književna reč.

Published the essay "The Conceptual Origin of Political Totalitarianism. What Lenin supposedly owes to Bakunin", Književne novine, 34/1892.

Published the essay "Revolutionary organization and totalitarian government", Književne novine, 34/654.

Published the essay "Should Reich be Defended from itself? “, Književna reč, 11/1982.

Published the book "Subjectivity and Violence: Development of the System of in the Philosophy of German Idealism", Istraživačko-izdavački centar SSO, Serbia.

Published the essay "The Deconstruction of Marxism from its Self-Reflexion. K. Korsch and the Application of the “Materialistic Understanding of History” to Marxism", Theoria, 26/1983.

Published the review of the book "The Forming of a Soul - the Psychology of a Communist Intellectual" Đerđ Lukač, Belgrade Radio Three, 59.

Together with Jugoslav Široki, translated the book "Anarchism and Morals", by Petar Kropotkin, Prosveta.

Translated "The Crisis in European Science and Transcendental Phenomenology" by Edmund Husserl, Belgrade Radio Three, 62.

Published the review of the book by V. Bons – A. Honeeth: "Sozialforschung als Kritik", Belgrade Radio Three, 60.

Translated "Is an ant society possible? A letter from Max Horkheimer to Maidon Horkheimer. Frankfurt on Main, Karinton Hotel, 20th June 1948" by Max Horkheimer, Književne novine, 36/1985.

Translated "Rejection of the past. Cultural memory." Jürgen Habermas, Književne novine, 36/1985.

Published the essay "On Secondary Copyrights", Književne novine, 36/1985.

Wrote the foreword for the translation of the book "Notes on P.A. Kropotkin in P. Kropotkin’s book: Memoirs of a Revolutionist", Kropotkin, Mladost.

Published the essay "Continuity in the Criticism of Liberalism, from Marx to the Frankfurt School ", Theoria, 28/1985.

Employed in the Philosophy and Social Theory Centre.

Published the essay "The Crisis of Political Integration and the Phenomenon of Refeudalisation", Književne novine, 32/1986.

Published the essay "Squaring the Yugoslav Circle", Književne novine, 32/1986.

Published the review of the book "Natural Form and Image” Miodrag Pavlović, Književne novine, 32/1986.

Published the essay "Fundamental Rights and the State Based on Constitution and Law", Theoria, 30/1987.

Published the essay "Marxism and Liberalism - a debate proposal ", Theoria, 29/1986.

Published the review "The Source of Nationalism On the book by Ljubomir Tadic - is nationalism our destiny?", Književne novine, 33/1985.

Published the essay "Who is Guardian of the Constitution?", Književne novine, 39/1988.

Published the essay "Three Versions of the ‘Open Option’", Književne novine, 38/1987.

Published the essay "Tradition and Identity", Književne novine, 38/1987.

Published the essay "Difficulties with Identity", Književne novine, 38/1987.

Published the essay "Community, Nature, Civil War - Hobbes and Marx ", Centre of Philosophy and Social Theory (Centar za filozofiju i društvenu teoriju).

Stayed in Vienna, working as the research-assistant at the Institute of Social Sciences. During that period he was engaged in writing and translating, with some works published in Yugoslavia.

Published the essay "Where is our constitutional power?", Književna reč, 325

Got married to Ružica Pavlović.

Translated "Critique of collectivism: liberal thought on socialism" together with a group of authors, Filip Višnjić.

Published the essay "Social Crisis or Social Pathology? Petrified records of crisis", Gledišta, 29/1988.

Published the essay "Which truths concerning the nature of our political system are revealed by the protest gatherings of Serbs and Montenegrins? ", Borba, 67/1988.

Published the essay "Praxis – Marxism in its Epoch", Theoria, 31/1981.

Published the book "Yugoslavia as an Incomplete State", Književna zajednica Novog Sada.

Published the essay "The Discrete Charm of Neoliberalism", Stav, 49.

Published the essay "The United States of Yugoslavia ", Stav, 51.

Published the essay "The Partisans of Pluralism: this is what they fought for ", Stav, 53.

Published the essay "Not the patty task", Borba.

Published the essay "Offensive Arrogance of the Government", Stav.

Held speech on the occasion of founding the Democratic Party Municipal Board in Valjevo.

Published the essay "Politics as Destiny", Stav, 58.

Published the essay "Our People and their Sovereignty", Borba.

Published the essay "The Old and New Opposition. Whom Does the Darkness Suit?", Stav, 62.

Published the essay "Irony of the blurred idea", Borba.

Published the essay "Serbia - Neither East nor West", Duga.

Democratic Party election convention was held and the first pre-electoral video clips were broadcasted.

Addressed the rally of the joint opposition in Kragujevac.

Published the essay "The System and Power. Charisma Versus Charisma", Stav, 633.

Published the essay "In the Vacuum", Stav, 70.

Publicly Expressed gratitude to the members who had left the Democratic Party.

Student protest started. Zoran Đinđić negotiated with the police to release the students that had been stopped at the Branko’s Bridge.

Took part in daily protests at Terazije square, at Terazije drinking fountain.

The Democratic Party rejected the report by the Polling Committee on March protests. Zoran Đinđić announced to the media that the events had been presented in a biased way.

Held the speech on the occasion of publishing the Declaration on Yugoslavia.

Published the essay "Communism beyond law", NIN.

Addressed the second extraordinary session of the Republic of Serbia Parliament.

Participated in a TV dialogue with Vojislav Šešelj

Addressed the Press Conference of the Democratic Party and underlined: "the arrival of UN peace forces is not a triumph. That is good for the peace, but represents the defeat of politicians. The next step could be a military intervention, which makes any feeling of relief inappropriate".

Translated "Criticism and Crisis" by Kozelek Reinhart, Ovdje – a gazette of arts, culture, science and social issues, 22/1991.

Published the essay "From the Opposition’s Corner. Victory of the Apparatus", Stav, 69.

Published the essay "Criticism of the Utopian Mind", Ovdje – a gazette of arts, culture, science and social issues.

Published the essay "What Awaits Serbia? From Too Much to Too Little", Stav, 92.

Participated in the meeting of the Main Committee of the Democratic Party, to announce the proclamation on replacement of Milošević.

Published the essay "Civil Society like the Animal Kingdom", NIN, 42/1992.

Published the essay "Mistakes with no Correction", Borba.

Published “The Political Platform to Prevent Civil War" of the Democratic Party.

Addressed the Third Extraordinary Session of the Republic of Serbia Parliament.

Participated in the meeting of the Federal Prime Minister, Milan Panić, with the representatives of opposition.

Elected the member of Republic of Serbia Parliament.

Published the essay in the collected papers, titled "Communication as Yugoslav and philosophical problem ", Luča, 9/1992. (Contribution of Đinđić in the discussion on the subject matter – Budva 17th January 1990)

Gave speech at the Democratic Party Annual Assembly. On the occasion, he highlighted the most significant activities of the Party to be the struggle for multiparty elections, petition to replace Milošević and drafting of documents crucial for overcoming the Yugoslav crisis.

Addressed the second meeting of the First Regular Session of the Republic of Serbia Parliament.

Published the essay “The end of the forced precedence", Demokratija.

Addressed the first meeting of the Second Extraordinary Session of the Republic of Serbia Parliament.

His son, Luka was born.

Paid a working visit to Bulgaria and Macedonia.

Visited Topola and Kragujevac Municipalities, where he talked to the citizens and the business community.

Paid visit to Paraćin Municipality, held the public appearance speech, followed by his visit to Busilovac village.

Visited Užice Municipality, and met the municipality management, business people and citizens.

Addressed the Democratic Party Main Committee meeting.

Elected the list leader of the Democratic Party, at the forthcoming elections.

Held a speech at the public appearance of Tanjug, pointing out that "The only intention of SPS is to keep the power at any cost".

Visited Leskovac, Vranje and Predejane.

Held working meetings with the City Assembly services.

Paid an official visit to London, along with the other leaders of "Zajedno" coalition, and met a number of officials and representatives of businesses.

Talked with the official delegation of the City of Belgrade, led by the Mayor, Mr Gabor Demski.

Held a meeting with the Board of Directors of the public utility companies.

Visited "Atelje 212" Theatre.

Organized a reception on the occasion of the Ice Hockey European Championship.

Handed out medals to the winners of the Ice Hockey European Championship.

Visited the Belgrade Institute of Informatics and Statistics.

Addressed the beard members of the City of Belgrade Assembly, on the 1997 City Budget.

Visited "Ikarbus" company in Zemun.

Stayed in Washington with the other leaders of "Zajedno" coalition During the visit; insisted that the funds designated for Belgrade, held in American banks were released.

Talked with the delegation of Stockholm delegation and representatives of Swedish companies. Concurrently, the Business Cooperation Agreement was signed between the Belgrade and Swedish companies "Swedish Water Development", "Sweco" and "Purac".

Visited Belgrade Zoo.

Attended the concert held on the stage in front of the Academy of Music.

Visited ‘ecological spots’ in Belgrade.

Presented the Certificates of Appreciation for the Belgrade Cleaning Campaign.

The Book Collection Campaign was initiated, with the support of Zoran Đinđić.

Met with Sergey Bubka, promoter of the Belgrade Marathon.

Received the representatives of Swedish Ericsson, and talked with them about the possible cooperation between Belgrade and this Company in the field of telecommunications.

Laid wreath to the Tomb of Belgrade defenders as part of the celebration of the Victory Over Fascism.

Organized the water saving campaign.

Prepared the reception for the Formula 1 drivers Damon Hilo and Pedro Diniz.

Paid official visit to Moscow; talked with the Mayor about economic cooperation.

Received representatives of McDonald’s, including the Director of Central and East Europe.

Visited Ada Ciganlija.

Organized the presentation of the project for marking the cycling lanes in Belgrade.

Attended the beginning of the World Volleyball League.

Opened the exhibition titled "100 Years of Serbian Town Planning".

Gave speech at the seventh meeting of the City Assembly on the significance of international cooperation between cities.

Met with the head of Serbian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Pavle.

Marked 100 days of the new city government.

Hosted a reception on the occasion of the City Assembly St Patron’s Day.

Talked with the Mayor of Skopje, during his official visit to Belgrade.

Attended Batajnica Air Show.

Met with the Foreign Ministers from the region.

‘SUITCASE’ manifestation carried out on the Belgrade Railway Station.

Hosted a reception for the pupils winning the Vuk Award.

Donated books collected during the campaign titled "A book to each child".

Paid official visit to Banja Luka.

Gave a speech at the meeting of the City Assembly about the initiative for his replacement.

Published the essay "Permanent mobilisation of creative people. A winning strategy for Serbia ", Naša borba, 3/1997.

Gave speech at the anti-election rally in Kraljevo.

Condemned the use of brute force against students who, ironically enough intended to mark the birthday of FRY president, Slobodan Milošević in their own way.

The first 10 busses donated to the City of Belgrade arrived in Belgrade from Berlin.

Visited the railway and tramline in Novi Beograd.

Opened 31st Belgrade International Theatre Festival (BITEF) in the "Sava" Centre.

Hosted the formal reception for the participants and guests of BITEF.

Opened the first Library for the Blind.

Attended the Spanish play “Demons”, performed in front of the Old Royal Court.

Talked with the members of Federal Parliament of Germany. Gave speech at the Aspen Institute.

Attended the meeting of Vojvodina AP Board of Democratic Party.

Translated "Criticism and Crisis, A study of the pathogenesis of the civil world" by Reinhart Kozelek, Plato.

Published the essay "Zoran Đinđić – self portrait", NIN, br. 2455.

Met with the Czech Republic Ambassador, Ivan Busniak, with whom he discussed the political situation on the Balkan s and the democratization process in the region.

The Democratic Party anniversary was celebrated with the working breakfast for journalists hosted by Zoran Đinđić.

Visited Valjevo.

Talked with the ambassador, Peter Strims, the Head of EU Monitoring Mission in the former Yugoslavia.

Addressed the meeting of the Main Committee of the Democratic Party. He stated that the "pragmatic politician does not give up talks with any major political entity in Serbia and FRY".

The Democratic Party Main Committee issued the announcement condemning the terrorism and use of force to achieve political goals in Kosovo.

He met the OSCE Chair, the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bronislaw Geremek. They discussed the situation in Kosovo, new Serbian government and democratization process in the Region.

Published the essay "Rights first and foremost", NIN.

Met with the Swedish Foreign Minister, Lena Hjelm-Wallen, to discuss the political situation in the Balkan s and the democratization process in the Region.

Payed a one-day visit to Bijeljina, at the invitation of its Mayor, Dragomir Savić.

Stayed in Montenegro, to participate in the pre-election campaign of the coalition "For better living - – Milo Đukanović".

Met with the Foreign Minister of Austria, Mr. Schiesel to discuss the Kosovo crisis and the crisis of democratic processes in Serbia.

Addressed the third extraordinary meeting of the Democratic Party and invited to general people’s resistance to Milošević's regime.

Held the lecture at Aspen Institute. The topic of the lecture was the "New beginning for Serbia: platform instead of ideology".

Visits Vienna together with the other leaders of the Alliance for Change, where he met the government representatives, political parties and non-governmental organizations.

Gave speech at the press conference held by the Democratic Party, where he pointed out: "As the party, we are satisfied with the former year, but as the parents and citizens, we are not".

Due to permanent threats and media campaign led by the regime-controlled media, he left Belgrade and sought safety in Montenegro, together with his family.

Paid official visit to Budapest.

Participated at Crans- Montana Forum, discussing the topic "Balkan crisis – what is the future of the Region?"

Returned to Belgrade, upon which he gave the statement commenting on the speculations concerning his arrest: "I believe that it is more than cynical and ironical to be wanted due to the war organized by them, led by them, without their being personally involvement in it.”

Gave speech at the rally of the Alliance for Change in Prokuplje.

Stayed in Bonn where he met the German Chancellor, Gerhard Schroeder.

Gave speech at the rally of the Alliance for Change in Pirot.

Paid an official visit to Bulgaria, to talk with the ruling party officials.

Paid an official visit to France, where he met the French Foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine, to discuss the likelihood of the change of regime in FRY.

Led daily rallies of the Alliance for Change which lasted 89 days.

American weekly "Time" ranked Zoran Đinđić among the top 14 politicians of the 3rd millennium.

Met with US Envoy to the Balkans, James Dobbins.

Met with EU Delegation, together with the other leaders of opposition. The opposition request to lift sanctions to FRY was delivered.

Stayed in Norway, together with DOS leaders, to meet with Norwegian officials.

Addressed the meeting of the Main Committee of the Democratic Party.

Re-elected president at the sixth regular assembly of the Democratic Party.

Attended the charity dinner for the Balkans, together with the other leaders of opposition, organized by the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe. The dinner raised 2.4 billion Euros for the urgent infrastructure projects for the Balkans.

Gave speech at the huge rally organized by the Democratic Opposition of Serbia.

Returned from visit in USA where he talked with the officials of the State Department and held a lecture at the Harvard University.

Participated in protests against takeover of independent TV "Studio B"

Took part in the Stability Pact conference, attended by international community representatives, other opposition parties, non-governmental organizations and media.

Signed the Agreement by the Democratic Opposition of Serbia. Zoran Đinđić elected the campaign manager.

Visited 150 places within the DOS Caravan, which included the opposition leaders, party activists and numerous public figures.

Presidential and parliamentary elections held in FRY, for FRY Parliament, Vojvodina Parliament, city and municipal authorities in Serbia

The protests started, due to the denial of election results. Zoran Đinđić called for a boycott and general strike by citizens and companies.

Spoke at the first meeting of the Second Regular Session of the FRY Parliament

Together with representatives of parties SPS and SPO signed agreement about establishment of the Interim Government of the Republic of Serbia.

Spoke at the second meeting of the Second Regular Session of the FRY Parliament

Met the EU Delegation. The aid worth 450 million Euros was promised to Serbia on the occasion.

The first press conference of the new government was held, during which he announced the introduction of control mechanisms for the new government performance.

Met the Head of the Finnish Foreign Minister, Erkki Toumi.

Paid official visit to Moscow. During the discussion with the Russian Foreign Minister, Igor Ivanov, his support was given with respect to all the crucial issues concerning Serbia.

Visited Bor basin.

In the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, spoke about the government strategy and economic program implementation.

Published the essay "A proposal for agreement on the state’s goals ", Vreme, 533.

Met with SMEs in Southern Serbia.

Called an unscheduled press conference of the Serbian Government, and stated that Slobodan Milošević cannot be above law.

Participated in the work of the international conference on management in the onset of the 21st century, organized in Athens by the magazine “Ekonomist”.

Opened 40th International Car Show.

Paid an official visit to Budapest, where he met the Prime Minister, Viktor Orban.

Talked with the Delegation of the Association of Serbs exiled from Kosovo.

Paid official visit to France. Following the meeting with Jacques Chirac he stated that “Luckily enough, we have a partner in Paris with whom we agree on all the issues".

Hosted a festive dinner for the participants in the two-day International investment conference titled: “Yugoslavia summit”.

Delivered speech at the celebration of Democratic Party Saint Patron’s day. On the occasion, he mentioned that “in three months, not much was achieved with regard to the autonomy of Vojvodina, given that this was one of the most serious interventions in the inherited system of the centralised government".

The first one hundred days of the Serbian government headed by Zoran Đinđić were marked. He stated that he was not satisfied with the rapidity of changes.

Opened the Agricultural Fair in Novi Sad. He talked with around 200 businessmen.

Met with the president of the Serbian National Council, Milorad Pupovac, with respect to the participation of Serbs in the political life of Croatia.

Met with political representatives of Serbs from Kosovo and Metohia.

Visited several facilities under construction in Belgrade.

Met with Vojvodina Assembly Chairman, Nenad Čanak.

Met with the Vice President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Rita Süssmuth. During the discussion, he pointed out that the consistent implementation of the Resolution 1244 should be the test of decisiveness in international relations.

Held a meeting with the representatives of non-governmental organizations.

Met with Canadian Foreign Minister, Mr. John Menley. The Canadian Minister conveyed the message of Canada’s government expressing their support to the Prime Minister and the new Serbian government.

Economy encouragement program was presented. The Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić underlined that the government had three objectives: opening towards international financial institutions, enactment of appropriate legislation and promotion of microeconomic activities.

Met with the first man of IOC, Mr. Juan Antonio Samaranch.

Visited Subotica and Bečej where he talked with local authorities, businessmen and citizens.

Met with the representatives of local self-government. The major topics of the meeting were the new financial regulations, such as the settlement of internal debt, unburdening of economy, gross salaries, including the proposals for the draft Law on local self-government.

Met with new United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Rudd Lubbers, with whom he discussed the problem of refugees and displaced persons.

Addressed the attendants of "Sinergija 2001."

Spoke before the members of the Republic of Serbia Parliament.

Met with delegation of businessmen from North Rhine-Westphalia. The prime minister of this German province and coordinator of the Stability Pact for SEE were the members of the delegation which visited Serbia at the invitation of the PM, Zoran Đinđić.

Attended the meeting of the Democratic Party Main Committee. He stressed the importance of consistency in the FRY foreign affairs management, in line with its international commitments.

Agreement reached with Trade Union representatives of raspberry producers and processing plants.

Present at the discussion on draft Privatization Law, Privatization Agency and share fund in the Republic of Serbia Parliament.

Visited Valjevo on the occasion of opening the regional office of the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency.

Met with former Canadian Prime Minister, Brian Mulroney.

Slobodan Milošević handed over to the Hague Tribunal. The Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić addressed the citizens of Serbia.

Met with the delegation of Association for abducted and missing Serbs from Kosovo and Metohia.

Met with Serbian Patriarch Pavle and members of Serbian Orthodox Church Holy Synod.

Talked with Emir Kusturica and representatives of French production house, Canal plus.

Talked with the heir to the throne, Prince Aleksandar Karađorđević.

Visited “Poljoprivredna korporacija Beograd” agricultural complex.

Talked with the actor and film director, Ljubiša Samardžić.

Talked with Prince Aleksandar and the Princess Katarina Karađorđević.

Economic and Social Council of the Republic of Serbia was founded, with the objective to establish the dialogue between three social partners, mitigate the transition problems and protect the poorest population.

Published the essay "Adrenaline for changes", Nedeljni telegraf.

Met with Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban. The major topics of the meeting were particular forms of economic cooperation between the two countries and the status of Hungarean national minority in our country.

International and local public condemned the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić, requesting that the assassinators were brought to justice at the shortest possible notice.

The Serbian government declared three days’ mourning in the Repubic of Serbia for the death of its Prime Minister Dr Zoran Đinđić.

Commemoration session was held in the Belgrade City Assembly to mourn the loss of the Republic of Serbia Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić.

The requiem service was held in Saint Sava Temple.

US House of Representatives adopted a Resolution No 149, expressing the condolences in response to the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić.

American State Secretary Colin Powel visited Đinđić family.

The Commission formed to determine the failure of the security service to protect the Prime Minister submitted the report to the Republic of Serbia Government.

Dr Zoran Đinđić Fund was established.

A memorial plaque was placed at the entrance of the Serbian government building where the Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić was murdered.

Zoran Đinđić was posthumously given the award for international understanding and human rights.

The Greek police arrested Dejan Milenković Bagzi, suspected to have taken part in the assassination of Zoran Đinđić.

Zoran Đinđić posthumuously awarded the medal of Nemanja, of the first order. The medl received by Ružica Đinđić, was handed by Svetozar Marović, the President of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro.

Attorneys of family Đinđić and defense lawers made their final arguments at the trial for the murder of the Serbian Prime Minister, Zoran Đinđić.

Boulevard AVNOJ in Novi Beograd, was renamed into the Boulevard of Zoran Đinđić.