Radovanović Marija
Marija Radovanović is a Junior Research Assistant at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, where she is engaged in the Laboratory for Philanthropy, Solidarity and Care Studies (SolidCareLab) and the Laboratory for Gender Studies (GenLab). She is currently a PhD student at the Faculty of Political Sciences University of Belgrade, where she also completed her undergraduate and master’s studies, specializing in social policy design and analysis. Her primary fields of academic interest include social security systems and gender equality policies. Her research focuses on corporate social responsibility, social and solidarity economy, as well as economic empowerment and social inclusion.
Latest publications
- Ćeriman, J., Pantović, L., & Radovanović, M. (2025). Barriers to work-family balance in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Gender implications. Stanovništvo, 63(2), 273–294. https://doi.org/10.59954/stnv.703
Conference Presentations:
- Radovanović, M. (2026, March 17-18). Digital Welfare State: Effects of the Application of the “Social Card” Register on the Algorithmic Exclusion of the Most Vulnerable Citizens in the Republic of Serbia. International scientific conference “Social Crisis and Social Work”, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Radovanović B., Nikolić S., & Radovanović, M. (2025, September 25–26). Infrastructure of Care and Mutual Aid: Direct Action Support for the Student Uprising in Serbia. International scientific conference “Philanthropy by the People, for the People?”, European Research Network on Philanthropy (ERNOP), Heidelberg, Germany.
- Radovanović, M., Stojanović T., & Mihajlović S. (2025, June 13–14). Corporate Social Responsibility in the Republic of Serbia: Potentials for Reducing the Gender Dimension of Precarious Work. International scientific conference “New Divisions, Struggles, and Solidarities in South East Europe”, Sociological Scientific Society of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia.