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Sasha Obradovic
Current official position: Visiting Research Scholar Name of the organization: The George Washington University Research Program in Social & Organizational Learning
Teaching Work Experience, Name of Organization, Official Position, Dates: - Faculty of Economics, University of Kragujevac, Kragujevac, Serbia & Montenegro, Lecturer of Economic Development, November 1998 – present; - Faculty of Trade and Banking, University Braca Karic, Pec, Kosovo, Instructor, February 1995 – September 1997; Education-Name of Degree: - Ph.D. Candidate, Faculty of Economics, Kragujevac, University of Kragujevac, Serbia & Montenegro, 2004; - Master of Science, Faculty of Economics, Belgrade, Program in Monetary, Bank and Financial Management, University of Belgrade, Serbia&Montenegro, 2000; average mark 9.87* - Bachelor of Science, Faculty of Economics, Kragujevac, University of Kragujevac, Serbia&Montenegro, 1993; average mark 9.35** Scholarship: Ministry of Science and Technology, Republic of Serbia, 1994-1996. _______________________________________________ * 8 courses – rang of marks from 5 to 10(max) **36 courses – award for best average mark in class Disertation/Name/University: - Ph. D. dissertation / Elements of Macroeconomics in the Function of Growth and Development / University of Kragujevac - Master’s thesis / Management of Financial Activities in the International Monetary Fund /University of Belgrade Computer Skills: Working knowledge of Windows software applications Language Skills: Serbo-Croat (native), English (fluent) Training-Name of the Seminar, Organization Provided the training, City, Country, Date: - Certificate/ Junior Faculty Development Program/American Council for International Education and the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the United States Department of State/George Washington University/ Washington DC/U.S.A./present - Certificate/Long term Strategies for the Central and Eastern European Candidate countries after their entry in EU/Fachochschul –Studiengang for International Business Relations and Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, Science, and Culture/Eisenstadt/Austria/2002 Fields of Research: Economic Development, International Macroeconomics Recent Publications - Title, Publishing House, Year of Publishing, City, Country: 1. “Planning as a Basic Moving Force of the Development of Social-Economic Systems,” Acta Economica, Faculty of Economics, 2003, Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. 2. “Global developmental implications and Transitional adjustments,” Monograph: Panstwo, Gospodarna Spoleczenstvo w Integrujacej sie Europie, 2003, Krakow, Poland. 3. “Some Suggestions for Harmonization of Balkan States in the regional Development of the EU,” Monograph: Regional Development and Demographic issues of the Balkan States, Faculty of Economics, 2003, Nis, Serbia. 4. “Structural, Institutional changes and Developmental Transition: The Case of Serbia and Montenegro,” Monograph: 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. 5. “Structural policy – a Road to a Higher Potential Growth,” co-author Monograph: 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. 6. “Joining the EU: Aspects of Structural Policy – Experience of Candidate Countries and Directives for Serbia and Montenegro,” International Scientific Meeting, 2002, Budva, Montenegro. 7. “Triangle of Changes – Globalization, IMF and Transitional Economies,” International Scientific Meeting, Monograph: Globalization and Transitional Processes, 2001, Nis, Serbia. 8. “Planning of Economic Development of Undeveloped Regions,” Economic Horizons, Number 1-2/2001, Faculty of Economics, Kragujevac, Serbia. 9. “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. 10. “Future Trends of Social-Economic Development of Rural Regions,” Collection of Scientific Papers, Vlasina Meetings, 2000., Vlasotince, Serbia. 11. ”Condition and Perspectives of Relationship between the IMF and FRY,” Economic Horizons, Number 1-2/2000, Faculty of Economics, Kragujevac, Serbia. |