The most detailed and differentiated study was completed back in 1978 by sociologist and former Praxis member Nebojša Popov. Publication of the study, however, was banned until 1990 (Popov, Sukobi). Since then, Popov has continued to publish on the topic. His last publication is an edited conversation of former Praxis intellectuals that also deals with the student movement (Popov ed., Sloboda I nasilje).

Apart from Popov’s work, Ralph Pervan’s study from 1978 is the only significant scientific work on the student movement (Pervan, Tito and the students). In 1984, Mirko Arsić and Dragan Marković published a rather journalistic account of the protest movement (Mirko Arsić and Dragan R. Marković, ’68. Studentski bunt i društvo, 2nd edn).

All works, however, contain shortcomings because they are based only on published sources and do not discuss the Yugoslav 1968 in the context of the global student revolt.

• Arsić, Mirko and Dragan R. Marković. ’68. Studentski bunt i društvo. 2nd ed. Beograd: Istraživačko centar SSO Srbije, 1988.
• Ćirić, Darko and Lidija Petrović Ćirić, eds. Beograd šesdesetih godina XX veka. Belgrad: Musej grada Beograda, 2003.
• Fink, Carol, Phillip Gassert, and Detlef Junker. 1968: A World Transformed. Washington DC: The German Historical Institute/Cambridge University Press, 1998.
• Pervan, Ralph. Tito and the Students. The University and the University Student in Self-Managing Yugoslavia. Nedlands: University of Western Australia Press, 1978.
• Popov, Nebojša. Sukobi. Društveni sukobi - izazov sociologiji. 2nd ed. Beograd: Centar za Managing Yugoslavia. Nedlands: University of Western Australia Press, 1978.
• Sekelj, Laslo. Yugoslavia: The Process of Desintegration. New York: Atlantic Research and Publications, 1993
• Sher, Gerson S. Praxis—Marxist Criticism and Dissent in Socialist Yugoslavia. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1978.