Tamara Rađenović, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor at the
Faculty of Occupational Safety. She earned her MA in Finance and Investments
with Merit from Nottingham University Business School, the UK, in 2007, and a
Ph.D. in Economics from the Faculty of Economics, University of Niš, Serbia, in
2018. From 2011 to 2018, she was a Teaching Assistant for Public Sector
Economics at the Faculty of Economics, and from 2020 she has been an Assistant
Professor, and now Associate Professor, at the Faculty of Occupational Safety,
teaching Safety Economics in undergraduate studies, and Economics of
Environmental Protection in master studies. Her areas of interest include
environmental economics, the circular economy, sustainability, WEF Nexus,
climate change, transformative changes, intellectual capital management,
performance management, urban development, public-private partnerships,
competitiveness, safety economics, and real options. She has published over 100
papers in the field of sustainable economics, circular economy, urban studies,
public economics, finance, and IC management in the relevant journals indexed
in WoS and Scopus, as well as in journals of national significance. Also, she
is a co-author of two national monographs in the field of Strategic and
Operational Intellectual Capital Management and co-editor of two
international monographs in the field of Occupational Safety Management and
Public Utilities Systems Efficiency.
Tamara Rađenović, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor at the
Faculty of Occupational Safety. She earned her MA in Finance and Investments
with Merit from Nottingham University Business School, the UK, in 2007, and a
Ph.D. in Economics from the Faculty of Economics, University of Niš, Serbia, in
2018. From 2011 to 2018, she was a Teaching Assistant for Public Sector
Economics at the Faculty of Economics, and from 2020 she has been an Assistant
Professor, and now Associate Professor, at the Faculty of Occupational Safety,
teaching Safety Economics in undergraduate studies, and Economics of
Environmental Protection in master studies. Her areas of interest include
environmental economics, the circular economy, sustainability, WEF Nexus,
climate change, transformative changes, intellectual capital management,
performance management, urban development, public-private partnerships,
competitiveness, safety economics, and real options. She has published over 100
papers in the field of sustainable economics, circular economy, urban studies,
public economics, finance, and IC management in the relevant journals indexed
in WoS and Scopus, as well as in journals of national significance. Also, she
is a co-author of two national monographs in the field of Strategic and
Operational Intellectual Capital Management and co-editor of two
international monographs in the field of Occupational Safety Management and
Public Utilities Systems Efficiency.