WHO ARE WE?
Public Policy Research Center (CENTER) is a team of innovative researchers and digital enthusiasts deliberating on the future of work in Serbia, as well as inclusive security and the creation of sustainable partnerships focused on social change. The CENTER was founded in year 2010 as an independent think tank aiming to contribute to the development of a sustainable, prosperous and just society in which the opinions and concerns of all citizens are equally heard and appreciated.
The CENTER strongly believes that the future of work should be addressed immediately if Serbia desires to keep a high quality of employment legacies in place. The future transformation will depend on today’s responses of policy-makers, business leaders, and workers in Serbia.
FOW2019
The second national conference “The Future of Work – Visions in Conflict” (FOW2019) discussed a range of prospects for the future of Serbia in the light of international organisations’ opposing views of government and corporate accountability for the welfare of workers in the emerging knowledge-based economy.
FOW2019 debated the following questions: what policies are needed to promote the development of the new economy in Serbia whilst ensuring dignified work? What are the likely outcomes if choosing the wrong path?
Click here to see FOW2019 Program.
Thanks everyone for participation, contribution and great atmosphere at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts where the FOW2019 took place.
See you FOW2020!
FOW2019 Organizational team
Branka Andjelkovic – Conference Director
Tanja Jakobi – Conference Director
Iva Tomic – Conference coordinator
Gordana Bekcic Pjescic – Communication consultant
PHOTOS FROM FOW2019
speakers
Irini Reljin
State Secretary of Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunication
Jelena Tadzic
Programme Analyst, Social Inclusion and Gender Equality, UNDP Serbia
Mihajlo Jankovic
Director, Nectar Group
Boban Stojanovic
Associate Professor, Faculty of Science, University of Kragujevac
Srboljub Antic
Economist
Srdjan Bogosavljevic
CEO IPSOS Strategic Marketing
Branko Vukovac
Infostud grupa HR Business Partner
Jelena Zarkovic Rakic
Associate Professor Faculty of Economics University of Belgrade
Vladan Ivanovic
Associate Professor, Faculty of Economics Kragujevac
Tanja Jakobi
Executive Director Public Policy Researach Center
Sasa Popovic
Cofounder and Director Vega IT Sourcing
Paul Stubbs
Senior research fellow The Institute of Economics, Zagreb
Aleksandar Vidojevic
Finance and Administration Director Heads Adriatic
Senad Jasarevic
President Labour Law and Social Security Association of Serbia
Zarko Sunderic
Director Center for Social Policy
Ana Martinoli
Associate Professor Faculty of Dramatic Arts
Sava Marinkovic
Cofounder mySkin, ScanZ, Teleskin
Jovan Protic
National Coordinator International Labour Organization Serbia
Sonja Avlijas
Researcher Researcher, Paris Institute of Political Studies
Kori Udovicki
Founder and President Center for Advanced Economic Studies (CEVES)
Ekkehard Ernst
Future of work and AI specialist International Labor Organization ILO
Francine Pickup
Resident Representative, UNDP Serbia
Indy Johar
Social entrepreneur, architect and futurist
Branka Anđelkovic
Co-founder and the Program Director Public Policy Research Center
Đorđe Krivokapić
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade; Founder, Share Foundation
Jasminka Čekić-Marković
Director, Centre for Educational Policies
Nataša Vučković
Secretary General, Foundation Center for DemocracyPRODUCTS
ArtWORKs
About the Faculty of Dramatic Arts
For over a decade, the Belgrade Faculty of Dramatic Arts (FDU) has been focusing on the application of digital technologies in the arts, culture, and the media. In addition to computer and 3D animation, the school offers courses in video games, virtual reality, and digital media theory. The FDU’s Interactive Arts Lab has become widely recognised for the wealth of experience it offers both teachers and students.
The FDU offers an inter-disciplinary master’s course of study in Digital Transformation of the Media and Culture, which allows students to gain a broad range of varied knowledge in the digital realm whilst also giving them a comprehensive set of skills required for actively contributing to today’s media and culture. The school intends to remain committed to improving its learning outcomes by enhancing its technical capacities and developing new courses, as dictated by emerging trends in the arts and media markets.
