Slavka Zeković
Biographic Data
| ID | 4443452 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Slavka Zeković |
| GIVEN NAMES | Slavka |
| FAMILY NAME | Zeković |
| SIGNATURE | ZEKOVIĆ S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3755-6064 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Peripheral financialisation
The paper explores the evolution and specificities of housing financialisation in Serbia, a context often overlooked in comparative housing research. While global and Central and Eastern European (CEE) scholarship has extensively addressed the financialisation of housing, Serbia remains underexamined, with existing literature limited to fragmented analyses of housing policy, urban development, or the impact of foreign-indexed loans. As a post-soc…
The financialization of “the urban” in the post-socialist Serbia
As a leading mechanism of the global neoliberal paradigm, financialization plays a significant role in the growth of economies and changes in urban development patterns. Though particularly significant for post-socialist European countries, research on urban financialization considering both eco-nomic (rental income, property sales, interest rates) and noneconomic aspects (social dynamics, social and legal norms, financialized discourses) is yet …
Contemporary governance of urban mega-projects
The study analyses the decision-making, planning and governance (DMPG) of urban mega-projects (UMPs) and elaborates on it in a case study of real estate financialization by the Belgrade Waterfront Project (BWP). In order to systematize numerous challenges in urban planning and governance that enabled the BWP, various analytical tools are applied. This approach combines the components of qualitative ex-post analysis, critical discourse analysis an…
The credibility of illegal and informal construction
This paper explores the legalization of mass illegal and informal construction (IIC) in Serbia (with particular reference to the city of Belgrade). It analyzes the credibility of the socialist and post-socialist institutional frameworks on IIC predicated upon the “credibility thesis” – an evolutionary understanding of institutions and their path-dependent development. In the empirical analysis, the measures of state policies were interpreted, ass…
Spatial regularization, planning instruments and urban land market in a post-socialist society
Spatial regularization, planning instruments and urban land market in a post-socialist society
The credibility of illegal and informal construction
This paper explores the legalization of mass illegal and informal construction (IIC) in Serbia (with particular reference to the city of Belgrade). It analyzes the credibility of the socialist and post-socialist institutional frameworks on IIC predicated upon the “credibility thesis” – an evolutionary understanding of institutions and their path-dependent development. In the empirical analysis, the measures of state policies were interpreted, ass…
The financialization of “the urban” in the post-socialist Serbia
As a leading mechanism of the global neoliberal paradigm, financialization plays a significant role in the growth of economies and changes in urban development patterns. Though particularly significant for post-socialist European countries, research on urban financialization considering both eco-nomic (rental income, property sales, interest rates) and noneconomic aspects (social dynamics, social and legal norms, financialized discourses) is yet …
Contemporary governance of urban mega-projects
The study analyses the decision-making, planning and governance (DMPG) of urban mega-projects (UMPs) and elaborates on it in a case study of real estate financialization by the Belgrade Waterfront Project (BWP). In order to systematize numerous challenges in urban planning and governance that enabled the BWP, various analytical tools are applied. This approach combines the components of qualitative ex-post analysis, critical discourse analysis an…
Spatial regularization, planning instruments and urban land market in a post-socialist society
Contemporary governance of urban mega-projects
The study analyses the decision-making, planning and governance (DMPG) of urban mega-projects (UMPs) and elaborates on it in a case study of real estate financialization by the Belgrade Waterfront Project (BWP). In order to systematize numerous challenges in urban planning and governance that enabled the BWP, various analytical tools are applied. This approach combines the components of qualitative ex-post analysis, critical discourse analysis an…
The credibility of illegal and informal construction
This paper explores the legalization of mass illegal and informal construction (IIC) in Serbia (with particular reference to the city of Belgrade). It analyzes the credibility of the socialist and post-socialist institutional frameworks on IIC predicated upon the “credibility thesis” – an evolutionary understanding of institutions and their path-dependent development. In the empirical analysis, the measures of state policies were interpreted, ass…
The financialization of “the urban” in the post-socialist Serbia
As a leading mechanism of the global neoliberal paradigm, financialization plays a significant role in the growth of economies and changes in urban development patterns. Though particularly significant for post-socialist European countries, research on urban financialization considering both eco-nomic (rental income, property sales, interest rates) and noneconomic aspects (social dynamics, social and legal norms, financialized discourses) is yet …
Peripheral financialisation
The paper explores the evolution and specificities of housing financialisation in Serbia, a context often overlooked in comparative housing research. While global and Central and Eastern European (CEE) scholarship has extensively addressed the financialisation of housing, Serbia remains underexamined, with existing literature limited to fragmented analyses of housing policy, urban development, or the impact of foreign-indexed loans. As a post-soc…
Urbanization and City Planning (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Civil engineering (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Finance (2 works) · Politics (2 works)