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Faculty of Political Sciences, Institute for Social Researches, University of Sarajevo / Fakultet politickih nauka, Institut za drustvena istrazivanja, Univerzitet u Sarajevu

NGO Directory, 27 October 2011

Address:
Skenderija 72
Sarajevo, 71000
Bosnia and Herzegovina

Tel: +387 33 260 795
Fax: +387 33 260 795
Email: institut@fpn.unsa.ba
Web: www.fpn.unsa.ba

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