Vladimir Đorđević
Biographic Data
| ID | 211262 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vladimir Đorđević |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vladimir |
| FAMILY NAME | Đorđević |
| SIGNATURE | ĐORĐEVIĆ V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mendel University in Brno |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9273-9643 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Introduction: Revisiting Security in the Post-Yugoslav Space. Non-State Actors as Allies of Russian Foreign Policy
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has significantly changed the international security environment, highlighting the need for democracies to assist Ukraine in resisting the invasion and to bolster their defenses against the Kremlin’s aggressive posture. Russia’s hybrid war efforts have come under greater scrutiny after the invasion, indicating the growing need to understand and respond to Moscow’s attempts to challenge and weaken the libera…
The Steel Opaqueness and Semi-Authoritarianism: The Story of China and Serbia in the European Borderlands
Serbia, though aiming to join the EU, has developed a multifaceted relationship with China, dubbed “the steel friendship.” The authors delve into selected aspects of Sino-Serbian economic and security cooperation, examining infrastructure projects, as well as the opaqueness behind surveillance technology within the Belgrade-Beijing collaboration on security matters. These areas share, as a common denominator, political elites bypassing the existi…
From denial to demonization: Securitizing the 2024/25 student protests in Serbia
This article examines the recent student protests in Serbia through the lens of official narratives articulated by the leading political representatives. The protests have gained public support by mobilizing toward a broad-based call for political change. To analyze this development, we concentrate on the narratives propagated by the president and state officials, employing a theoretical framework of competitive authoritarianism alongside methodo…
Power Preservation, No Matter the Means
This article examines the Serbian political leadership—the president and government alike—by addressing the dominant political figures’ narratives. We communicate with the theoretical aspects in the study of populism and conspiracy theories as this nexus enables us to examine the specific nature of the domestic politics in Serbia. In our view, the ruling elite complements its populist discourse with conspiracy theory to ensure its survival in pow…
Pan-Slavism and Slavophilia in Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe: Origins, Manifestations and Functions
This book comprehensively explores the origins, manifestations, and functions of Pan-Slavism in contemporary Central and Eastern Europe
Revisiting Pan-Slavism in the Contemporary Perspective
In this article, we examine the literature on the topic of Pan-Slavism that has been published in the last 20 years. We do so by paying particular attention to discussions on contemporary perspectives and manifestations of Pan-Slavism that in our view have been largely missing from academic research. We begin the article by introducing a theoretical conceptualization of Pan-Slavism in general, preparing the ground for our inspection of the academ…
The Necessity of Testing Measurement Invariance in Cross-Cultural Research: Potential Bias in Cross-Cultural Comparisons With Individualism– Collectivism Self-Report Scales
Individualism and collectivism are some of the most widely applied concepts in cultural and cross-cultural research. They are commonly applied by scholars who use arithmetic means or sum indexes of items on a scale to examine the potential similarities and differences in samples from various countries. For many reasons, cross-cultural research implicates numerous methodological and statistical pitfalls. The aim of this article is to summarize som…
Beyond Contemporary Scholarship and toward Exploring Current Manifestations of Pan-Slavism
This review article addresses academic contributions on the topic of Pan-Slavism published in the 2000–2020 period by reviewing the scholarly literature based on two categories: publications discussing traditional/historical forms of Pan-Slavism, and those focusing on the contemporary forms of Pan-Slavism. Further, the article introduces considerations on the need to study contemporary Pan-Slavism and its manifestations in a more coherent manner …
From Repression to Prevention in Central Europe: Football Anti-Hooligan Policies in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia
This article discusses Central European football hooliganism from the comparative perspective of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia, and characterizes the nature of, and responses to, football hooliganism in the post-communist period. It argues that the less repressive and more preventive nature of football anti-hooligan policies is a direct result of Europeanization and internationalization. These processes impacted domestic legislative fr…
Clientelism and the Abuse of Power in the Western Balkans
Clientelism has played a key role in consolidation of informal power politics in the Western Balkans. While focusing on Serbia and Kosovo, we argue that such networks and the ruling political and economic elites have become inseparable, having a direct influence on the two countries’ EU integration process. By analysing the Serbia-Kosovo-EU triangle, we address the form and content of the system engineered by the Belgrade and Priština elites and …
The three phases of rock music in the Czech lands
In the Czech lands (included in Czechoslovakia until the end of 1992), rock music has evolved through three phases. In the first phase, lasting until 1968, rock musicians had no ambition to offer social or political commentaries. This began as the era of rock ‘n’ roll, which is to say music being performed for dancing. The second phase began after the Soviet bloc invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968, lasting until the end of the communist er…
Between justice and stability: The politics of war crimes prosecutions in post-Milosevic Serbia. By Mladen Ostojic
Between justice and stability: the politics of war crimes prosecutions in post-Milosevic Serbia. By Mladen Ostojic. Farnham, Surrey, and Burlington, VT: Ashgate. 2014. 264pp. Index. £65.00. ISBN 978 1 40946 742 7. There is much to be admired in Between justice and stability by Mladen Ostojic, not least as it fills a major gap in the literature on the democratic transition of the ex-Yugoslav space. By focusing on transitional justice and its relat…
The Necessity of Testing Measurement Invariance in Cross-Cultural Research: Potential Bias in Cross-Cultural Comparisons With Individualism– Collectivism Self-Report Scales
Individualism and collectivism are some of the most widely applied concepts in cultural and cross-cultural research. They are commonly applied by scholars who use arithmetic means or sum indexes of items on a scale to examine the potential similarities and differences in samples from various countries. For many reasons, cross-cultural research implicates numerous methodological and statistical pitfalls. The aim of this article is to summarize som…
Revisiting Pan-Slavism in the Contemporary Perspective
In this article, we examine the literature on the topic of Pan-Slavism that has been published in the last 20 years. We do so by paying particular attention to discussions on contemporary perspectives and manifestations of Pan-Slavism that in our view have been largely missing from academic research. We begin the article by introducing a theoretical conceptualization of Pan-Slavism in general, preparing the ground for our inspection of the academ…
The three phases of rock music in the Czech lands
In the Czech lands (included in Czechoslovakia until the end of 1992), rock music has evolved through three phases. In the first phase, lasting until 1968, rock musicians had no ambition to offer social or political commentaries. This began as the era of rock ‘n’ roll, which is to say music being performed for dancing. The second phase began after the Soviet bloc invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968, lasting until the end of the communist er…
Power Preservation, No Matter the Means
This article examines the Serbian political leadership—the president and government alike—by addressing the dominant political figures’ narratives. We communicate with the theoretical aspects in the study of populism and conspiracy theories as this nexus enables us to examine the specific nature of the domestic politics in Serbia. In our view, the ruling elite complements its populist discourse with conspiracy theory to ensure its survival in pow…
From Repression to Prevention in Central Europe: Football Anti-Hooligan Policies in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia
This article discusses Central European football hooliganism from the comparative perspective of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia, and characterizes the nature of, and responses to, football hooliganism in the post-communist period. It argues that the less repressive and more preventive nature of football anti-hooligan policies is a direct result of Europeanization and internationalization. These processes impacted domestic legislative fr…
Between justice and stability: The politics of war crimes prosecutions in post-Milosevic Serbia. By Mladen Ostojic
Between justice and stability: the politics of war crimes prosecutions in post-Milosevic Serbia. By Mladen Ostojic. Farnham, Surrey, and Burlington, VT: Ashgate. 2014. 264pp. Index. £65.00. ISBN 978 1 40946 742 7. There is much to be admired in Between justice and stability by Mladen Ostojic, not least as it fills a major gap in the literature on the democratic transition of the ex-Yugoslav space. By focusing on transitional justice and its relat…
The three phases of rock music in the Czech lands
In the Czech lands (included in Czechoslovakia until the end of 1992), rock music has evolved through three phases. In the first phase, lasting until 1968, rock musicians had no ambition to offer social or political commentaries. This began as the era of rock ‘n’ roll, which is to say music being performed for dancing. The second phase began after the Soviet bloc invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968, lasting until the end of the communist er…
Clientelism and the Abuse of Power in the Western Balkans
Clientelism has played a key role in consolidation of informal power politics in the Western Balkans. While focusing on Serbia and Kosovo, we argue that such networks and the ruling political and economic elites have become inseparable, having a direct influence on the two countries’ EU integration process. By analysing the Serbia-Kosovo-EU triangle, we address the form and content of the system engineered by the Belgrade and Priština elites and …
Beyond Contemporary Scholarship and toward Exploring Current Manifestations of Pan-Slavism
This review article addresses academic contributions on the topic of Pan-Slavism published in the 2000–2020 period by reviewing the scholarly literature based on two categories: publications discussing traditional/historical forms of Pan-Slavism, and those focusing on the contemporary forms of Pan-Slavism. Further, the article introduces considerations on the need to study contemporary Pan-Slavism and its manifestations in a more coherent manner …
From Repression to Prevention in Central Europe: Football Anti-Hooligan Policies in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia
This article discusses Central European football hooliganism from the comparative perspective of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia, and characterizes the nature of, and responses to, football hooliganism in the post-communist period. It argues that the less repressive and more preventive nature of football anti-hooligan policies is a direct result of Europeanization and internationalization. These processes impacted domestic legislative fr…
The Necessity of Testing Measurement Invariance in Cross-Cultural Research: Potential Bias in Cross-Cultural Comparisons With Individualism– Collectivism Self-Report Scales
Individualism and collectivism are some of the most widely applied concepts in cultural and cross-cultural research. They are commonly applied by scholars who use arithmetic means or sum indexes of items on a scale to examine the potential similarities and differences in samples from various countries. For many reasons, cross-cultural research implicates numerous methodological and statistical pitfalls. The aim of this article is to summarize som…
Pan-Slavism and Slavophilia in Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe: Origins, Manifestations and Functions
This book comprehensively explores the origins, manifestations, and functions of Pan-Slavism in contemporary Central and Eastern Europe
Revisiting Pan-Slavism in the Contemporary Perspective
In this article, we examine the literature on the topic of Pan-Slavism that has been published in the last 20 years. We do so by paying particular attention to discussions on contemporary perspectives and manifestations of Pan-Slavism that in our view have been largely missing from academic research. We begin the article by introducing a theoretical conceptualization of Pan-Slavism in general, preparing the ground for our inspection of the academ…
Power Preservation, No Matter the Means
This article examines the Serbian political leadership—the president and government alike—by addressing the dominant political figures’ narratives. We communicate with the theoretical aspects in the study of populism and conspiracy theories as this nexus enables us to examine the specific nature of the domestic politics in Serbia. In our view, the ruling elite complements its populist discourse with conspiracy theory to ensure its survival in pow…
Introduction: Revisiting Security in the Post-Yugoslav Space. Non-State Actors as Allies of Russian Foreign Policy
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has significantly changed the international security environment, highlighting the need for democracies to assist Ukraine in resisting the invasion and to bolster their defenses against the Kremlin’s aggressive posture. Russia’s hybrid war efforts have come under greater scrutiny after the invasion, indicating the growing need to understand and respond to Moscow’s attempts to challenge and weaken the libera…
The Steel Opaqueness and Semi-Authoritarianism: The Story of China and Serbia in the European Borderlands
Serbia, though aiming to join the EU, has developed a multifaceted relationship with China, dubbed “the steel friendship.” The authors delve into selected aspects of Sino-Serbian economic and security cooperation, examining infrastructure projects, as well as the opaqueness behind surveillance technology within the Belgrade-Beijing collaboration on security matters. These areas share, as a common denominator, political elites bypassing the existi…
From denial to demonization: Securitizing the 2024/25 student protests in Serbia
This article examines the recent student protests in Serbia through the lens of official narratives articulated by the leading political representatives. The protests have gained public support by mobilizing toward a broad-based call for political change. To analyze this development, we concentrate on the narratives propagated by the president and state officials, employing a theoretical framework of competitive authoritarianism alongside methodo…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (3 works) · European Politics and Security (3 works) · Global Security and Public Health (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)