The Institute for Applied Social Research was founded by a decision of the Assembly of the University of Zagreb on 26 November 1991. The Institute became a public institution in 1993 with the entry into force of the Institutions Act. According to the Act on Scientific Research, it is a public institute of the Republic of Croatia. By decision of the Managing Board on 18 February 1997, it was renamed the Ivo PIlar Institute of Social Sciences. It was named after the Croatian scientist and publicist Dr. Ivo Pilar, who played an important role in the development of social and humanistic research in Croatia.
Founding Documents
Year One – 1992.
Year Two – 1993.
Year Three –1994.
Year Four – 1995.
Year Five – 1996.
Year Six – 1997.
Year Seven – 1998.
Year Eight – 1999.
Year Nine – 2000.
Year Ten – 2001.
Year Eleven – 2002.
Year Twelve – 2003.
Year Thirteen – 2004.
Year Fourteen 2005.
Year Fifteen 2006.
Year Sixteen 2007.
Year Seventeen 2008.
Year Eighteen 2009.
Year Nineteen 2010.
Year Twenty 2011.
Year Twenty-first 2012.
Year Twenty-second 2013.
Year Twenty-three 2014.
Year Twenty-Four 2015.
Year Twenty-Five 2016.
Year Twenty-six 2017.
Year Twenty-seven 2018.
Year Twenty-eight 2019.
Year Twenty-nine 2020.
Year Thirty 2021.
Year Thirty-first 2022.
Graphic design and layout of the historical overview by year: Zlatko REBERNJAK
