Dr Dragan Petrović

Principal Research Fellow

Dr Dragan Petrović works at the Institute for International Politics and Economy in Belgrade, where he specializes in Russia and the post-Soviet space and France. Petrović was a visiting professor at the State University of Nizhny Novgorod (Russia) and Moscow MNEPU. Petrović and was engaged in teaching bachelor, specialist and master studies at several faculties in Belgrade.

He graduated from four faculties within the State University in Belgrade: Economics (1999), Sociology (2000), History (2000) and Political Sciences (2002). He completed postgraduate studies at the University of Belgrade, in the field of Economic Geography and defended his master’s thesis “Development and distribution of industry in Belgrade in the 19th and 20th centuries” (2003) and also completed postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade and defended his master’s thesis “French-Yugoslav relations during the Algerian War 1952–1964” (2008). He received his doctorateс in three sciences also at the State Universities, namely: at the Faculty of Science and Mathematics in Novi Sad, in the field of Political Geography in 2007, with the dissertation topic “Russia at the beginning of the 17th century – geopolitical analysis”; then at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, at the Department of History, History of Yugoslavia in 2015, with the dissertation topic “Yugoslav political public and the USSR 1922-1941”. Finally, he received his doctorate at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, in the field of International Studies, defending his dissertation in 2022 with the topic “Policy of the French Republic in the Yugoslav Crisis 1990-2001”.

He is the author of about 170 published scientific works in scientific journals, proceedings from international and national conferences and thematic collections, encyclopedic units. He published 40 scientific monographs in Serbia and three abroad.

dragan.petrovic@diplomacy.bg.ac.rs

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