Studija koja je pred nama ispituje politička opažanja i lična politička iskustva studenata Pravnog fakulteta Univerziteta u Beogradu sa aspekta sociološko-pravne analize. Cilj ovog rada je da kombinacijom teorijskog i eksplorativno-empirijskog istraživanja ispita i objasni šta navodi studente da razmišljaju o politici, na koji način oni to čine i kako se to odražava na njihov politički život. U radu možemo uočiti pet celina. U uvodnom delu su izloženi ciljevi ovog rada i perspektiva za koju su se autori odlučili u posmatranju pomenutih fenomena. Drugi deo predstavlja kratak pregled metodologije empirijskog istraživanja. Centralni deo rada posvećen je političkoj participaciji mladih (studenata prava) sa posebnim osvrtom na ulogu medija. Na samom kraju iznosimo zaključke o odlikama i širem društvenom značaju fenomena političke participacije dobijene primenom različitih metoda u multidisciplinarnom pristupu.

Electric vehicles are powered by electric motors, using the electric energy strored stored in batteries. Possible advantages of such cars compared to conventional ones are mostly reflected in less air pollution in cities, less dependence on fossil fuels, cost-effectiveness for a longer period, and so on. According to Bloomberg estimates, half of the cars sold worldwide in 2035 will be electric vehicles. Electric vehicles have numerous environmental benefits, however, the origin of electricity is important. Total energy consumption in the world can be divided into three groups: electricity, transport and heating, and 84.3% of used energy in 2019. came from fossil fuels. Almost all the energy used in transport comes from fossils, and 63.3% of electricity also comes from fossil fuels (Our World In Data, 2019.). Although use of electric vehicles is increasing, electricity production is often not environmentally friendly. However, some countries have developed energy systems relying almost entirely on less polluting or non-polluting energy sources.