Tamara Radjenovic

Dr. Tamara Radjenovic

Faculty of Occupational Safety, University of Nis, Niš, Serbia
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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 August 2017 in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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DLDragan Loncar
Dragan Loncar
IMIvan Milovanovic
Ivan Milovanovic
BRBiljana Rakic
Biljana Rakic
Tamara RadjenovicTamara Radjenovic
Tamara Radjenovic

14 March 2023 in Environmental Science and Pollution Research
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ZVZarko Goran Vranjanac
Zarko Goran Vranjanac
ŽRŽarko Rađenović
Žarko Rađenović
Tamara RadjenovicTamara Radjenovic
Tamara Radjenovic
Snežana ŽivkovićSnežana Živković
Snežana Živković

1 January 2020 in Economics of Sustainable Development
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MMMilan Marković
Milan Marković
BKBojan Krstić
Bojan Krstić
Tamara RadjenovicTamara Radjenovic
Tamara Radjenovic
The waste increase and the environmental damage risk are important causes for the emergence of a new economic model that replaces the linear economy. The aim of the research is to point out the importance of the circular economy in a globalized society in which the sustainable development is a highly positioned goal. The importance of the issue stems from the fact that social welfare, apart from the development of production, must also be based on the preservation of health and living environment. The paper demonstrates many economic and social benefits from the implementation of the circular economy principles, as well as, the basic elements of this concept. The main objective is to reduce waste from the existing production cycle through the recycling process.

1 January 2019 in Ekonomika
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IPIvana Janjić Papakosmidis
Ivana Janjić Papakosmidis
Tamara RadjenovicTamara Radjenovic
Tamara Radjenovic
In the conditions of a dynamic business environment and a constant struggle for survival in the market, innovation becomes the basic factor of the growth and development of an enterprise. Namely, it always leads to new solutions, new ideas, and new ways of doing business. The basic competitive advantage of each modern enterprise is reflected in its ability to innovate its own business. Generally, an innovation of an enterprise results in an advantage over the competition, while the resulting competitive advantage results in an increase in profit, which is the main goal of every modern enterprise. A key precondition for the survival of each enterprise is the continuous improvement of competitiveness, that is, the investment in innovation of products and services. The aim of the paper is to point out the importance of innovations in the business of modern organizations. Innovationbased operations play a key role in fostering prosperity, creating and sustaining competitive advantage. A key aspect of an effective and efficient organization is the active participation of each organizational unit in the innovation process. Innovations are not just the responsibility of research and development, marketing and production units, but involve simultaneous engagement of all functional areas within the enterprise.

1 January 2017 in Ekonomika
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Tamara RadjenovicTamara Radjenovic
Tamara Radjenovic
BKBojan Krstic
Bojan Krstic
Intellectual capital has an inevitable role in the value creation process and represents significant determinant of the firms' market success. In the contemporary circumstances, firms achieve and sustain their competitive advantages by mobilising and profitably exploiting intellectual resources. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to overview the evolutionary process of intellectual capital through theoretical examinations of different theories. The first notion of intellectual capital is connected with the resource-based view, then the dynamic capabilities and finally, the knowledge based approach. The paper points toward increased importance of intellectual capital in contemporary circumstances.

27 August 2017 in Facta Universitatis, Series: Economics and Organization
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Tamara RadjenovicTamara Radjenovic
Tamara Radjenovic
BKBojan Krstić
Bojan Krstić
The concepts of intellectual capital and competitiveness are widely studied issues among researchers during the last few decades. Intangible assets have been proved to be the fundamental source of value and competitiveness in modern enterprises. Intellectual capital is a valuable invisible resource which drives firm’s growth and provides superior value for stakeholders. Therefore, the aim of the paper is to examine the role the intellectual capital has in creating and sustaining competitive advantage of enterprises from the resource-based perspective.