Nebojsa Vukadinovic

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Nebojsa Vukadinovic is a Consultant and Course Director at the National Foundation for Political Science, Paris. In 2001 he obtained a PhD in economics (dissertation title: Transition, disintegration, reconstruction: macro-economic factors in the Yugoslav crises: 1989-1999) from the Institute for Political Studies, Paris, under the direction of Gerard Wild, director of research at the CEPII and Jacques Rupnik, CERI. He holds several MA-equivalent degrees, obtained from the most distinguished French schools: ENA Diploma in International Public Administration, 1994; D.E.A. in Economic Science at the E.H.E.S.S.; D.E.A. in Soviet and Eastern-European Studies at the I.E.P.; D.E.A. of Philosophy, University Paris 1, 1991; Maitrise in Economic Science, University Paris 1, 1985; Maitrise of Philosophy, University Paris 1, 1984. His areas of competence include macro-economic studies of emerging markets and countries in economic transition; strategic and structural economic forecasting; evolution of macro-economic stability programs; monetary policy; fiscal reform and financial evaluations; social security; and definition of economic aid programs. In recent years he has published extensively about the problems of economic transformation and reconstruction of Southeast European countries.