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Professor Marina Blagojevic earned an undergraduate diploma in 1982 and
received a M.S. in Philosophy and Sociology in 1989 at the University
of Belgrade. She completed her Ph.D. at the University of Belgrade in
1990 (Dissertation: Social Status of Women Professionals in Yugoslavia.)
Before joining the Program on Gender & Culture at the Central European
University in 1998, Prof. Blagojevic worked as an Associate Professor
at the Department of Sociology and the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade.
She was the President of the Sociological Association of Serbia, and the
Director of the Institute for Sociological Research, Belgrade. She was
a Co-Founder, a Member of the Board and a professor of the Womenıs Studies
Center, Belgrade. At present she is an Appointed Member of the Editorial
Board of East Central Europe, a journal co-published by the CEU and Collegium
Budapest. Her recent research projects focus on Kosovo, Hungarian and
Serbian relations in Hungary, and institution building in Eastern and
Central Europe.
Prof. Blagojevicıs major fields of interest are the sociology of gender
and the sociology of inter-ethnic relations, and she has published numerous
articles in these fields in Serbian, English and German. She was the editor
of the book Towards Visible Womenıs History: Womenıs Movement in Belgrade
in the 90s (published in 1998), and she is the author of Parenthood in
Serbia in the 90s (published in 1997) as well as other books concentrating
on the situation of women in the family and migration in the former Yugoslavia.
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