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Sasha
Obradovic was a visiting scholar from Serbia and Montenegro at The George
Washington University in the 2003-2004 academic year. Mr. Obradovic won a
scholarship from The Junior Faculty
Development Program, which is sponsored by the U.S. Department of
State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Prof. Joseph Pelzman was his
mentor at GWU.
Mr.
Obradovic is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Kragujevac, Faculty of
Economics. He is currently working on his dissertation entitled "Elements
of Macroeconomics in the Function of Growth and Development." In 2000 he
received his master's degree from the University of Belgrade. Mr. Obradovic's research interests include Economic Development and
International Macroeconomics.
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Mr. Obradovic's Resume.
Publications:
Monographs:
Obradovic, Sasha, “Global Developmental Implications and Transitional
Adjustments,” Panstwo, Gospodarna Spoleczenstvo w Integrujacej sie Europie,
2003, Krakow, Poland.
Obradovic, Sasha, “Some Suggestions for Harmonization of the Balkan States in
the Regional Development of the EU,” Regional Development and Demographic
issues of the Balkan States, Faculty of Economics, 2003, Nis, Serbia.
Jerez, Laura, Alka Obadic, Sasha Obradovic, and Radoslav Skapa, “Structural
Policy - a Road to Higher Potential Growth,” Long-term Strategies for
Central and Eastern European Candidate Countries after their Entry to the EU,
Institut fur den Donauraum und Mitteleuropa, 2002, Vienna, Austria.
Obradovic, Sasha, “Structural Institutional Changes and Developmental
Transition: The Case of Serbia and Montenegro,” Long-term Strategies for
Central and Eastern European Candidate Countries after their Entry to the EU,
Institut fur den Donauraum und Mitteleuropa, 2002, Vienna, Austria.
Obradovic, Sasha, “Triangle of Changes – Globalization, IMF and Transitional
Economies,” International Scientific Meeting, Globalization and Transitional
Processes, 2001, Nis, Serbia.
Articles and papers:
Obradovic, Sasha, “Planning as a Basic Moving Force of the Development of
Social-Economic Systems,” Acta Economica, Faculty of Economics, 2003, Banja
Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Obradovic, Sasha, “Joining the EU: Aspects of Structural Policy – Experience
of Candidate Countries and Directives for Serbia and Montenegro,”
International Scientific Meeting, 2002, Budva, Montenegro.
Obradovic, Sasha, “Planning of Economic Development of Undeveloped Regions,”
Economic Horizons, No. 1-2/2001, Faculty of Economics, Kragujevac, Serbia.
Obradovic, Sasha, “Elements of Transition in the Function of Serbian
Economic Recovery,” Monograph: Strategy of Development and Structural
Changes in Serbian Economy in Transitional Conditions, Faculty of Economics,
2001, Kragujevac, Serbia.
Obradovic, Sasha, “Future Trends of Socio-Economic Development of Rural
Regions,” Collection of Scientific Papers, Vlasina Meetings, 2000, Vlasotince, Serbia.
Obradovic, Sasha, “Condition and Perspectives on Relationship between the
IMF and FRY,” Economic Horizons, No. 1-2/2000, Faculty of Economics, Kragujevac, Serbia.
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