A review of the effects of wind farm investments on the energy policy of Serbia

Sabic, Dejan; Šećerov, Velimir; Djordjević, Dejan; Filipović, Dragana; Vujadinović, Snežana; Djordjevic, Aleksandar D.

doi:10.1080/15567249.2016.1248871

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“…In order to show the role of regional geographers in contemporary researching at the UBFG, we used their articles published in international journals in the last seven years (Šabić et al, 2017;Potić, Golić and Joksimović, 2016;Jovanović-Popović et al, 2015;Joksimović et al, 2014;Šabić et al, 2013-a;Šabić, Miljković, Vujadinović, Milinčić and Gajić, 2013-b;Vujadinović et al, 2013-b;Milinčić et al, 2013;Belić, Radosavljević, Milinčić and Šabić, 2012;Šabić et al, 2012;Stanković et al, 2012;Djurdjić, Stojković and Šabić, 2011).…”

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Present and future of new regional geography in the education school's system and scientific discipline's position at the University of Belgrade

Sabic¹,

Golić²,

Vujadinović³

et al. 2018

Zb PMF Geog inst Beograd

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Abstract:The classical division of space into regions has been retained in textbooks for primary and secondary schools, as well as for the universities. Regional scholars from the University of Belgrade -Faculty of Geography follow world geography, as well as develop a critical opinion on the role of the regions (formal and functional regions), regional geography as spatial science, regional development, regional identity, and research problematic issues related to the regions. Тeaching regional geography students recognize spatial problems that burden the regions, as well as acquire education and knowledge transfer skills in new situations, develop critical thinking etc. In order to achieve this, regional geography curriculum are quantitatively and qualitatively transformed and summarized, thereby replacing the extensive factual material with a problematic approach to the study of the region. The aim of article is to determine the role of regional scholars from the University of Belgrade -Faculty of Geography in modern geographic research, as well as to improve the position of new regional geography, whose task is to inform the scientifi c and professional public with the pluralistic nature of the world and contemporary trends that link the global level and levels of regional and local communities. Scientifi c and practical affi rmation of the region takes place from a local to a global level, as a result of the new regional development paradigm, based on the knowledge and the changes in the economy, technology, and policies emerged in the last thirty years.

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Present and future of new regional geography in the education school's system and scientific discipline's position at the University of Belgrade

Sabic¹,

Golić²,

Vujadinović³

et al. 2018

Zb PMF Geog inst Beograd

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“…Laura A. German and Geoge Schoneveld (2012) reviewed the laws and systems related to energy investment, and focused on analyzing and discussing renewable energy investment in Zambia and other regions [11]. Dejan Ssbic et al (2017) reviewed the role of renewable energy-related investments in Serbia's national energy policy [12]. Alexander Ryota Keeley et al (2018) examined the influencing factors of FDI, including the policies and institutional conditions of renewable energy in developing countries, through literature review and interviews [13].…”

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A Bibliometric Review of Energy Related International Investment Based on an Evolutionary Perspective

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Energy security could be jointly maintained through the cooperation of different countries or regions. In this circumstance, there has been a large number of energy-related international investment studies. However, the existing academic literature lacks a systematic scientometric analysis of this research topic, so this paper will fill this gap. Using CiteSpace, VOSviewer, and HisCite, this paper analyzes 1014 articles published in the WoS SSCI Collection from January 1998 to March 2022 on the energy-related international investment. This paper comprehensively analyzes this field from four evolutionary dimensions. In the discipline and mainstream journals dimension, the largest change lies in the fact that more than three different disciplines flow into mathematics, while the journal “Environmental Science and Pollution Research” shows a dramatic growth in relevant publications after 2015. Keyword evolution shows a gradual deepening emphasis from attracting energy-related international investment to systematically analyzing the influencing mechanisms of the international investment-energy-environmental quality nexus. Citation clusters identifies two latest clusters, including institutional quality and renewable energy consumption. Citation paths summarize four major evolutionary paths. The overall evolution trend is based on the FDI-energy-environment nexus, and gradually considers the influence mechanism of different factors on this nexus.

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“…Sabic et al (2017) andKarakosta et al (2012) indicate that Serbia has adapted the institutional environment and incentive measures in order to attract FDI in the field of renewable energy sources. At the same time, Sabić et al (2017), by applying Inward FDI Performance Index, they conclude that Serbia is appealing to investors in the field of renewable energy sources, also that inflows of FDI in this field have positive impact on Serbian's economic growth.…”

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Impact of Realized Investments in New Fixed Assets on Gross Domestic Product in Serbia

Grujić Vučkovski,

Paraušić,

Kljajić

2023

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The research subject is the analysis of the impact of the value of realized investments in new fixed assets on the gross domestic product (GDP) of Serbia in the period from 2012 to 2021. The research was conducted with the aim of determining which economic activity, according to the value of realized investments, contributes the most to the creation of the value of Serbia’s GDP. The defined goal was realized by applying the multiple regression method, and the starting model contained the value of realized investments in four activities, which are: manufacturing; electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply; transportation and storage; agriculture, forestry and fishing. The occurrence of multicollinearity between independent variables was checked by the tolerance coefficient, VIF coefficients and Eigen values, and their values indicate the presence of weak multicollinearity, which is a consequence of the impact of realized investments in agriculture, forestry and fishing. The result of the set regression model shows that the greatest contribution to the creation of Serbia’s GDP is made by the realized investment value in the electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply (Standardized Beta Coefficients 0.687, Sig. = 0.012).

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A review of the effects of wind farm investments on the energy policy of Serbia

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Present and future of new regional geography in the education school's system and scientific discipline's position at the University of Belgrade

Present and future of new regional geography in the education school's system and scientific discipline's position at the University of Belgrade

A Bibliometric Review of Energy Related International Investment Based on an Evolutionary Perspective

Impact of Realized Investments in New Fixed Assets on Gross Domestic Product in Serbia

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