Society & institutions: language that turns actions into nouns

Everything you need to talk about institutions in formal Serbian, in one path. Start with the two devices formal Serbian actually runs on - a semantically light verb (донети, извршити, спровести) carrying the grammar while a deverbal noun carries the real content, and a small closed set of fixed prepositions, each with its own case, attaching that nominalization back into the sentence - the grammar every ministry statement and formal report is built from, then learn the vocabulary of citizenship, legislation and the vote, take seven guided lessons that build sentences from the unit's own institutional words to a corrected mistake to a whole statement about a reform you can already half-predict, listen to a journalist pressing an official about administrative reform, read an essay asking who actually makes a decision, write your own opinion on an institution you have real feelings about, and finally repeat a sentence about signing a contract.