Maja Nenadovic
Main information
Croatian
Affiliation
Quaestio Quest consultancy
Levels of education
- School education
- Higher Education
- Non-formal and informal learning
- Adult education
Geographical scope of expertise
Policy themes
- Content of education and training curricula, development of key competences
- Vulnerable groups in education and training, ensuring inclusion and non-discrimination
- Education and migration
- Education and training of professional workforce
- Active citizenship and identity in education
- Innovation and equity in education
Selected publications
- Nenadović, M. (2014). ‘If You Ignore It, It Will (Not) Go Away. Exploring How and Why the International Community Turned a Blind Eye to Corruption in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo’. Part I. Concepts.
- Van Iterson & M. Nenadović (2013). ‘The Danger of Not Facing History: exploring the link between education about the past and present-day anti-Semitism and racism in Hungary,’ Intercultural Education, 24.
- Nenadović, M. (2012). ‘European Union Enlargement Anno 2012: Quo Vadis Europa?’ in: Swoboda H., Stetter E. and Wiersma M. (eds.), EU enlargement anno 2012: A Progressive Engagement. Copenhagen Revisited.
- Nenadović, M. (2012). Installing Democracy in the Balkans?: Analysis of Political Party Assistance in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo (Doctoral dissertation, Universiteit van Amsterdam [Host]).
- Nenadović, M. (2011). ‘The International Community in the Balkans: Administering Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo’s descent into state failure?’ The South Slav Journal, 30.
- Nenadović, M. (2011). An uneasy symbiosis: the impact of international administrations on political parties in post-conflict countries. Democratization, 17(6). Reprinted in the volume edited by Peter Burnell and André Gerrits, Promoting Party Politics in Emerging Democracies Routledge.
- Nenadović, M. (2009). Entries on Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo in Sagar, Darren J., ed. Political parties of the world. Farmington, CT: John Harper.