Predrag Cvetičanin
Biographic Data
| ID | 295708 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Predrag Cvetičanin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Predrag |
| FAMILY NAME | Cvetičanin |
| SIGNATURE | CVETIČANIN P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nis |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1597-7469 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cultural Practices and Socio-Digital Inequalities in Europe: Towards a Unified Research Framework in Cultural Participation Studies
In this article, we propose a unified research framework for studying the impact of social and digital inequalities on four types of cultural practices: offline art-related practices, offline everyday cultural practices, online art-related practices, and online everyday cultural practices. In contrast to the research traditions that study them separately, we argue that the subject of further research should be the interplay between cultural pract…
Captured states and/or captured societies in the Western Balkans
This article proposes the new concept of societal capture for analysing informal practices implemented by political elites in Western Balkan societies. In contrast to the notion of state capture, which refers to a mechanism of exploitation of state and public resources by political and economic elites, the concept of societal capture denotes a mechanism of domination of political elites over civil society actors (citizens, trade unions, NGOs, rel…
Klasa u suvremenom hrvatskom društvu: Postbourdieuovska analiza
SAETAK U ovom lanku, na temelju primarnih kvantitativnih i kvalitativnih podataka
From occupational to existential class: How to analyze class structure in hybrid societies (The case of Serbia)
In this article, we propose a model to analyze the class structure of hybrid post-socialist societies in South-East Europe (SEE), using the case of Serbia. We argue that, in such hybrid societies, social inequalities are generated by several mechanisms of similar strength: exploitative market mechanisms (based on economic capital) and different types of social closure mechanisms (based on political and social capital). Their influences are intert…
Informality in the Western Balkans: A culture, a contextual rational choice, or both
Using data compiled during extensive survey research carried out in the societies of the Western Balkans, we attempt to contribute to the discussion on whether informality, which in this region is largely present even in formal settings, is a consequence of a specific culture brought about by particular historical circumstances – several centuries of Ottoman rule, delayed modernization, and the legacy of socialism – or whether it is a manifestati…
Thriving and Surviving Activities of Households During the Crisis Period. Empirical Evidence from Southeastern Europe
We use survey data from Southeastern Europe to investigate determinants which explain thriving and surviving activities of households as their response to the changes caused by the latest global economic crisis of 2007/2008. Contrary to most of the literature that investigates these types of activities as mutually exclusive, our modelling strategy identifies and then focusses on households that have used both of them in the period of crisis. Inde…
Typology of Household Strategies of Action in Four Countries of Southeastern Europe in a Period of Economic Crisis
In this paper, we explore whether the myriad production and consumption household practices in four societies of Southeastern Europe (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia) can empirically be reduced to a relatively small number of coherent and socially meaningful combinations, which we have labelled household strategies of action. Approaching the same data from two different angles, namely, using Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA)…
Household Strategies in Southeast European Societies in the Period of Economic Crisis
Strategies and tactics in social space: The case of Serbia
The aim of this article is to bring together quantitative and qualitative methodologies in order to examine, within a broadly Bourdieusian theoretical framework, connections between positions in social space and strategies agents deploy in their everyday life. The data are derived from a study of social structure in today's Serbia, combining survey and interviews with selected respondents. Strategies are conceptualized as a continuum ranging from…
The art of making classes in Serbia: Another particular case of the possible
The art of making classes in Serbia: Another particular case of the possible
From occupational to existential class: How to analyze class structure in hybrid societies (The case of Serbia)
In this article, we propose a model to analyze the class structure of hybrid post-socialist societies in South-East Europe (SEE), using the case of Serbia. We argue that, in such hybrid societies, social inequalities are generated by several mechanisms of similar strength: exploitative market mechanisms (based on economic capital) and different types of social closure mechanisms (based on political and social capital). Their influences are intert…
Strategies and tactics in social space: The case of Serbia
The aim of this article is to bring together quantitative and qualitative methodologies in order to examine, within a broadly Bourdieusian theoretical framework, connections between positions in social space and strategies agents deploy in their everyday life. The data are derived from a study of social structure in today's Serbia, combining survey and interviews with selected respondents. Strategies are conceptualized as a continuum ranging from…
The art of making classes in Serbia: Another particular case of the possible
Strategies and tactics in social space: The case of Serbia
The aim of this article is to bring together quantitative and qualitative methodologies in order to examine, within a broadly Bourdieusian theoretical framework, connections between positions in social space and strategies agents deploy in their everyday life. The data are derived from a study of social structure in today's Serbia, combining survey and interviews with selected respondents. Strategies are conceptualized as a continuum ranging from…
Thriving and Surviving Activities of Households During the Crisis Period. Empirical Evidence from Southeastern Europe
We use survey data from Southeastern Europe to investigate determinants which explain thriving and surviving activities of households as their response to the changes caused by the latest global economic crisis of 2007/2008. Contrary to most of the literature that investigates these types of activities as mutually exclusive, our modelling strategy identifies and then focusses on households that have used both of them in the period of crisis. Inde…
Typology of Household Strategies of Action in Four Countries of Southeastern Europe in a Period of Economic Crisis
In this paper, we explore whether the myriad production and consumption household practices in four societies of Southeastern Europe (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia) can empirically be reduced to a relatively small number of coherent and socially meaningful combinations, which we have labelled household strategies of action. Approaching the same data from two different angles, namely, using Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA)…
Household Strategies in Southeast European Societies in the Period of Economic Crisis
Informality in the Western Balkans: A culture, a contextual rational choice, or both
Using data compiled during extensive survey research carried out in the societies of the Western Balkans, we attempt to contribute to the discussion on whether informality, which in this region is largely present even in formal settings, is a consequence of a specific culture brought about by particular historical circumstances – several centuries of Ottoman rule, delayed modernization, and the legacy of socialism – or whether it is a manifestati…
From occupational to existential class: How to analyze class structure in hybrid societies (The case of Serbia)
In this article, we propose a model to analyze the class structure of hybrid post-socialist societies in South-East Europe (SEE), using the case of Serbia. We argue that, in such hybrid societies, social inequalities are generated by several mechanisms of similar strength: exploitative market mechanisms (based on economic capital) and different types of social closure mechanisms (based on political and social capital). Their influences are intert…
Klasa u suvremenom hrvatskom društvu: Postbourdieuovska analiza
SAETAK U ovom lanku, na temelju primarnih kvantitativnih i kvalitativnih podataka
Captured states and/or captured societies in the Western Balkans
This article proposes the new concept of societal capture for analysing informal practices implemented by political elites in Western Balkan societies. In contrast to the notion of state capture, which refers to a mechanism of exploitation of state and public resources by political and economic elites, the concept of societal capture denotes a mechanism of domination of political elites over civil society actors (citizens, trade unions, NGOs, rel…
Cultural Practices and Socio-Digital Inequalities in Europe: Towards a Unified Research Framework in Cultural Participation Studies
In this article, we propose a unified research framework for studying the impact of social and digital inequalities on four types of cultural practices: offline art-related practices, offline everyday cultural practices, online art-related practices, and online everyday cultural practices. In contrast to the research traditions that study them separately, we argue that the subject of further research should be the interplay between cultural pract…
Economics (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Social science (7 works) · Social and Cultural Dynamics (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Habitus (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Positive economics (4 works) · Social capital (4 works)