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DIGI-SYNC Serbia: Let's accelerate the harmonization of regulations with EU standards in the governance of digital platforms

 

Miroslav Ružica

dr Miroslav Ružica  -  ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER

Miroslav Ružica is senior expert in comparative social policy, social development, civil society participation, industrial restructuring, infrastructure development and the global crisis issues working within academic institutions and international and national organizations in developed and developing countriesfor more than 30 years.

He possess extensive teaching experience as a professor of social policy at the University of Belgrade and University of Ljubljana while as of 1992 he has been teaching at the University of Indiana where he has also beenengaged as a director of Eastern European Initiative within the Center on Philantropy of the University of Indiana.

Since 1999 to 2006 dr Ružica was engaged by the World Bank’s Europe and Central Asia Division as a senior social scientist in eight developing countries working on the issues of social protection and health reforms, mine and industrial restructuring, including infrastructure development and civil society participation.

Dr Ružica is currently engaged as consultant in the World Bank, Heinrich Boel Foundation and several other national and international organizations. In addition to this he actively lectures and researches in the main areas of his expertise.

Dr Ružica published several books, more than 50 articles and participated in numerous international conferences and projects.

MiroslavRužica received his PhD in sociology from the University of Belgrade in 1985.

 

 

 

Newest publication

The position of workers on digital platforms in Serbia from the perspective of CATUS

Authors: CATUS (Serb only)

Svetlana Đurđević Lukić Fund: HUMAN SECURITY FOR THE NEW CENTURY

Uncertainty and vulnerability of the individual in the 21st century is the focus of CENTAR’s Human Security Programme. Building on foundations set by the recently departed co-founder and longtime director of CENTAR, Svetlana Đurđević Lukić, CENTAR regards security as a human right and advocates for construing a society in which every individual will have opportunities to reach their potential. Svetlana had a talent of pioneering the introduction of many topics – primarily concerned with the security of vulnerable groups – into security discourse within Serbia. Fostering this approach, starting from 2016, CENTAR, as part of its foundation named after the late Svetlana, holds a competition with the goal of inspiring young researchers to examine modern day threats.