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ESPI - Economic and Social Policy Institute


SUMMER SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS 1998

Lecturers

  • Dušan Vujović, World Bank
  • Miroljub Labus, Faculty of Law Belgrade
  • Mlađan Dinkić, Faculty of Economics Belgrade
  • Bertrand Lemennicier, University of Paris Pantheon-Assas;
  • Mart Laar, MP and former Prime-minister of the Republic of Estonia
  • Jan Winiecki, University of Frankfurt/Oder, former Executive Director of the EBRD, London;
  • Branko Milanović, World Bank;
  • Veselin Vukotić, Faculty of Economics, Podgorica
  • Enrico Colombatto, director ICER, Faculty of Economics, Turin, Italy
  • Neil Harl, director, Center for International Agricultural Finance, Iowa State University, USA
  • Radovan Jelasic, Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt, Germany
  • Aleksandar Kostić, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade
  • Ljubivoje Tadić, The National Theatre, Belgrade

Topics

  1. Makroekonomic policy (Dušan Vujović; Miroljub Labus; Mlađan Dinkić)
  2. Economics and Politics (Bertrand Lemennicier; Mart Laar)
  3. Privatisation and entrepreneurship in countries in transition (Jan Winiecki,; Branko Milanović; Veselin Vukotić)
  4. International trade and foreign investment (Enrico Colombatto)
  5. Banking system reform (Radovan Jelasic)
  6. Agricultural policy and finances (Neil Harl)
  7. Oral skills and presentation (Aleksandar Kostić; Ljubivoje Tadić)

Students

  1. Nikola Petrović, Belgrade, Serbia
  2. Vladimir Pekić, Belgrade, Serbia
  3. Branko Radulović, Belgrade, Serbia
  4. Bojan Marković, Belgrade, Serbia
  5. Jasna Matić, Belgrade, Serbia
  6. Vladimir Vukojević, Belgrade, Serbia
  7. Biljana Gajić, Belgrade, Serbia
  8. Predrag Petrović, Belgrade, Serbia
  9. Bojica Bošković, Podgorica, Montenegro
  10. Ana Drašković, Belgrade, Serbia
  11. Rade Rakočević, Belgrade, Serbia
  12. Igor Lukšić, Bar, Montenegro
  13. Lejla Adžović, Tuzi, Montenegro
  14. Jelena Djurović, Batajnica, Serbia
  15. Katarina Rakić, Podgorica, Montenegro
  16. Vladimir Kavarić, Podgorica, Montenegro
  17. Nataša Kecman, Belgrade, Serbia
  18. Bojan Krišto, Belgrade, Serbia
  19. Saša Uzelac, Belgrade, Serbia
  20. Gordan Petrović, Pirot, Serbia
  21. Aleksandar Trivić, Belgrade, Serbia
  22. Slobodan Adžić, Belgrade, Serbia
  23. Miroslav Milanović, Belgrade, Serbia
  24. Maja Baćović, Podgorica, Montenegro
  25. Dušan Korunoski, Belgrade, Serbia
  26. Sunčica Vujić, Resnik, Serbia
  27. Boris Babić, Belgrade, Serbia
  28. Vladimir Jovičić, Belgrade, Serbia
  29. Vladan Milić, Belgrade, Serbia
  30. Aleksandra Verbič, Belgrade, Serbia
  31. Marko Obradović, Belgrade, Serbia
  32. Dragana Ostojić, Podgorica, Montenegro
  33. Djorđe Vojnović, Belgrade, Serbia
  34. Dejan Radovanović, Belgrade, Serbia
  35. Ljubomir Kostić, Niš, Serbia
  36. Esad Zaimović, Belgrade, Serbia
  37. Bratislav Blagojević, Niš, Serbia
  38. Snežana Vučetić, Trstenik, Serbia