Vladimir Petrović
Biographic Data
| ID | 523809 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vladimir Petrović |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vladimir |
| FAMILY NAME | Petrović |
| SIGNATURE | PETROVIĆ V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Recent History of Serbia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8306-0396 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Determinants of seat belt use among drivers
Introduction Wearing a seat belt is a crucial safety measure to prevent road traffic injuries, but adherence varies among different groups. Local data on driver behavior in Serbia, especially in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina (APV), is limited. Objective The aim of our study was to examine the prevalence of seat belt use and the sociodemographic factors influencing seat belt use among drivers in APV. Methods A cross-sectional survey was con…
Paramilitarism
The common theme of
Taming the Yugoslav Space
Mass Violence as Tragedy
Mass violence—killings and other forms of violence that aim at exterminating large groups of people—is often called a tragedy. The trope can be found in testimonies of victimization, justifications of perpetration, journalistic, political, and academic language as well as in popular parlance. The article examines the divergent usages of the travelling trope of tragedy with particular emphasis on its role in forming justificatory discourse. The is…
Beyond denial
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 challenges memory studies to analyze transmissions of discourses which justify mass violence and challenge the focus on denial. On the one hand, the Russian regime’s claim to undertake “denazification” and prevent a “genocide” expounds the seminal role of cultural memory in politics. The weaponization of history, international law, and religion is widely accepted in Russian society and by global populisms. On …
Iva Vukušić
We live in an age of notoriously short attention spans.Information overload, which as quickly as it appears, is eclipsed by another round of spamming, influences scholarly production too, making it difficult to pause and contemplate.Consider the Yugoslav wars which attracted scholarly attention while the guns were still blazing.In the 1990s, influential books by Susan Woodward, Robert Hayden, Sabrina Ramet, James Gow and others, and the perhaps e…
Organized crime in Serbian politics during the Yugoslav wars
Looking behind the chaotic facade of the atrocious Yugoslav conflict, this article examines the nexus between the organized crime in Serbia and its security apparatus. Path dependency in the mismanagement of violence, ethnopolitical mobilization and abrupt socioeconomic transformation during international isolation contributed to blurring the distinction between the state institutions and the criminal elements in Serbia during the reign of Slobod…
Transitional Justice Incubator
Transitional justice is typically perceived as a product of the third wave of democratisation, which came to the fore after the fall of the Iron Curtain, bringing along with it various mechanisms, from truth commissions and lustration procedures to national trials, leading to the creation of hybrid and international tribunals of global reach. 1 Despite its obvious relevance, the aftermath of the Second World War is generally treated as a cursory …
The Balkans in the Cold War
Whatever Balkan specialists might think of Winston Churchill's observation that this region produces more history than it can consume, they would likely agree that writing Balkan history can be exceptionally demanding. Mastering its linguistic diversity and navigating its volatile archival practices is tough enough, whereas ideological, geopolitical, and national biases are bending historical insights into autarchic turfs. By custom, this compart…
Power(lessness) of Atrocity Images
Investigating Srebrenica
"Investigating Srebrenica: institutions, facts, responsibilities." Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, 13(1), pp. 119–120
Purifying the Nation
Social scientists as expert witnesses in The Hague Tribunal and elsewhere
The article analyses the role of social scientists as expert witnesses in the ICTY, whose contribution is assessed in the light of the long development of this practice. Wider discussion on the courtroom usage of scientific knowledge is evoked in order to emphasize the problems in regulation of expert witnessing. Differing mechanisms set to ensure the scientific reliability and legal relevance of the contribution of experts is analyzed in differe…
Purifying the Nation
Power(lessness) of Atrocity Images
Organized crime in Serbian politics during the Yugoslav wars
Looking behind the chaotic facade of the atrocious Yugoslav conflict, this article examines the nexus between the organized crime in Serbia and its security apparatus. Path dependency in the mismanagement of violence, ethnopolitical mobilization and abrupt socioeconomic transformation during international isolation contributed to blurring the distinction between the state institutions and the criminal elements in Serbia during the reign of Slobod…
Transitional Justice Incubator
Transitional justice is typically perceived as a product of the third wave of democratisation, which came to the fore after the fall of the Iron Curtain, bringing along with it various mechanisms, from truth commissions and lustration procedures to national trials, leading to the creation of hybrid and international tribunals of global reach. 1 Despite its obvious relevance, the aftermath of the Second World War is generally treated as a cursory …
Social scientists as expert witnesses in The Hague Tribunal and elsewhere
The article analyses the role of social scientists as expert witnesses in the ICTY, whose contribution is assessed in the light of the long development of this practice. Wider discussion on the courtroom usage of scientific knowledge is evoked in order to emphasize the problems in regulation of expert witnessing. Differing mechanisms set to ensure the scientific reliability and legal relevance of the contribution of experts is analyzed in differe…
Purifying the Nation
Investigating Srebrenica
"Investigating Srebrenica: institutions, facts, responsibilities." Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, 13(1), pp. 119–120
Power(lessness) of Atrocity Images
The Balkans in the Cold War
Whatever Balkan specialists might think of Winston Churchill's observation that this region produces more history than it can consume, they would likely agree that writing Balkan history can be exceptionally demanding. Mastering its linguistic diversity and navigating its volatile archival practices is tough enough, whereas ideological, geopolitical, and national biases are bending historical insights into autarchic turfs. By custom, this compart…
Organized crime in Serbian politics during the Yugoslav wars
Looking behind the chaotic facade of the atrocious Yugoslav conflict, this article examines the nexus between the organized crime in Serbia and its security apparatus. Path dependency in the mismanagement of violence, ethnopolitical mobilization and abrupt socioeconomic transformation during international isolation contributed to blurring the distinction between the state institutions and the criminal elements in Serbia during the reign of Slobod…
Transitional Justice Incubator
Transitional justice is typically perceived as a product of the third wave of democratisation, which came to the fore after the fall of the Iron Curtain, bringing along with it various mechanisms, from truth commissions and lustration procedures to national trials, leading to the creation of hybrid and international tribunals of global reach. 1 Despite its obvious relevance, the aftermath of the Second World War is generally treated as a cursory …
Taming the Yugoslav Space
Mass Violence as Tragedy
Mass violence—killings and other forms of violence that aim at exterminating large groups of people—is often called a tragedy. The trope can be found in testimonies of victimization, justifications of perpetration, journalistic, political, and academic language as well as in popular parlance. The article examines the divergent usages of the travelling trope of tragedy with particular emphasis on its role in forming justificatory discourse. The is…
Beyond denial
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 challenges memory studies to analyze transmissions of discourses which justify mass violence and challenge the focus on denial. On the one hand, the Russian regime’s claim to undertake “denazification” and prevent a “genocide” expounds the seminal role of cultural memory in politics. The weaponization of history, international law, and religion is widely accepted in Russian society and by global populisms. On …
Iva Vukušić
We live in an age of notoriously short attention spans.Information overload, which as quickly as it appears, is eclipsed by another round of spamming, influences scholarly production too, making it difficult to pause and contemplate.Consider the Yugoslav wars which attracted scholarly attention while the guns were still blazing.In the 1990s, influential books by Susan Woodward, Robert Hayden, Sabrina Ramet, James Gow and others, and the perhaps e…
Paramilitarism
The common theme of
Determinants of seat belt use among drivers
Introduction Wearing a seat belt is a crucial safety measure to prevent road traffic injuries, but adherence varies among different groups. Local data on driver behavior in Serbia, especially in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina (APV), is limited. Objective The aim of our study was to examine the prevalence of seat belt use and the sociodemographic factors influencing seat belt use among drivers in APV. Methods A cross-sectional survey was con…
Political science (11 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (6 works) · Criminology (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · State (computer science (4 works) · Computer Science (2 works)