Vera Scepanovic
Universitair docent
- Naam
- Dr. V. Scepanovic
- Telefoon
- +31 71 527 2342
- v.scepanovic@hum.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0002-7869-5354
Vera Scepanovic is een universitair docent aan het Insitituut voor Geschiedenis.
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Nieuws
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Voorzitter Europees Parlement in Den Haag: ‘Willen je vrienden niet stemmen? Laat mij ze bellen’ -
Brussel in Leidse sferen: een succesvol vierde alumni-event -
Debat over WK in Qatar: boycotten of juist aangrijpen voor aandacht? -
Debat Human Rights and the World Cup Qatar: ‘WK voetbal gaat nooit alleen over sport’ -
Docenten delen kennis tijdens expertmeetings onderwijsvernieuwing
Meer informatie is beschikbaar op de Engelstalige medewerkersprofielpagina.
Universitair docent
- Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen
- Instituut voor Geschiedenis
- History and International Studies
- Šćepanović V. & Shaev B. (2024), Conclusion. In: Shaev B. & Ramírez Pérez S. (red.), The development of European competition policy: social democracy and regulation: Routledge Explorations in Economic History. 299-324.
- Scepanovic V. & Laczo F. (2023), Eastern Europe in the history of European integration: from the periphery to the centre?. In: Leucht B., Seidel K. & Warlouzet L. (red.), Reinventing Europe: the history of the European Union, 1945 to the present: Bloomsbury Academic.
- Bohle D., Medve-Bálint G., Scepanovic V. & Toplišek A. (2022), Riding the Covid waves: authoritarian socio-economic responses of east central Europe’s anti-liberal governments, East European Politics 38(4): 662-686.
- Scepanovic V. (2022), Capitalist varieties under one roof: coping with diversity in the European Union. In: Anghel V. Jones E. (red.), Developments in European politics 3: Bloomsbury Academic.
- Medve-Bálint G. & Šćepanović V. (2020), EU funds, state capacity and the development of transnational industrial policies in Europe’s Eastern periphery, Review of International Political Economy 27(5): 1063-1082.
- Šćepanović V. (2020), Transnational integration in Europe and the reinvention of industrial policy in Spain, Review of International Political Economy 27(5): 1083-1103.
- Šćepanović V. & Martín Artiles A. (2020), Dual training in Europe: A policy fad or a policy turn?, Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research 26(1): 15-26.
- Scepanovic V. (2020), Skills on Wheels: Raising Industry Involvement in Vocational Training in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. In: Covarrubias A.V. & Ramírez Perez S.M. (red.), New Frontier of the Automobile Industry. Exploring Geographies, Technology, and Institutional Challenges: Palgrave McMillan. 401-428.
- Šćepanović V. & Medve-Bálint G. (2020), Subsidizing foreign investments through EU funds in the European peripheries: the case of the automotive sector in East-Central Europe. In: Musiałkowska I., Idczak P. & Potluka O. (red.), Successes & failures in EU cohesion policy: an introduction to EU cohesion policy in Eastern, Central, and Southern Europe: De Gruyter. 93-118.
- Scepanovic V. (2018), Bespreking van: Hemerijck Anton, The Uses of Social Investment. Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research 24(3).
- Scepanovic V. & Bohle D. (2018), The institutional embeddedness of transnational corporations: dependent capitalism in Central and Eastern Europe. In: Nölke A. & May C. (red.), Handbook of the international political economy of the corporation: Edward Elgar Publishing. 152-166.
- Scepanovic V. (2018), National Interests and Foreign Direct Investment in East-Central Europe after 1989. In: Berger S. & Fetzer T. (red.), Nationalism and the Economy. Explorations into a Neglected Relationship. Budapest: CEU Press. 209-236.
- Scepanovic V. & Junes T. (30 juli 2018), How Montenegro could start World War III. Open.Democracy: Open.Democracy.net. [blog].
- McDermott G. & Scepanovic V. (2017), The New Industrial Policy: Lessons from Turnarounds in Post-Communist Europe,: Background report for Inter-American Development Bank.
- Scepanovic V. (2017), Bespreking van: Johnson J., Priests of Prosperity. How Central Bankers Transformed the Postcommunist World. Europe-Asia Studies 69(8): 1323-1325.
- Scepanovic V. (2016), EU regional development policy in the accession countries : opportunistic decentralization, fiscal risks, and the premature death of multi-level governance nr. 2016/08. Florence: European University Institute.
- Scepanovic V. (2016), Bespreking van: O’Riain Sean, The Rise and Fall of the Celtic Tiger. Liberalism, Boom and Bust. Sociologický časopis / Czech Sociological Review 6: 1002-1004.
- Scepanovic V. (2016), Bespreking van: Kleibrink Alexander, Political Elites and Decentralization Reforms in the Post-Socialist Balkans. Regional Studies 50(12): 2083-2084.
- Scepanovic V. (2015), Have Your Competitiveness and Eat It Too. The Pull and Limits of Cost Competition in Hungary and Slovakia. In: Bernaciak M. (red.), Market Expansion and Social Dumping in Europe: Routledge. 190-209.
- Scepanovic V. (2015), Montenegro: Industrial relations profile. Dublin: Foundation for Improvement of Living and Working Conditions in Europe (EUROFOUND).
- Scepanovic V. (2013) Making the Transition. Education and Labor Market Entry in Central and Eastern Europe. By I. Kogan, C. Noelke and M. Gebel (eds.). Bespreking van: Kogan I., Noelke C. & Gebel M., Making the Transition. Education and Labor Market Entry in Central and Eastern Europe 49(3): 475-478.
- Bernaciak M., Duman A. & Scepanovic V. (2011), Employee Welfare and Restructuring in the Public Sector, European Journal of Industrial Relations 17(4): 365-380.
- Bernaciak M. & Scepanovic V. (2010), Challenges of Upgrading: The Dynamics of East Central Europe’s Integration into the European Automotive Production Networks, Industrielle Beziehungen/German Journal of Industrial Relations 17(2): .
- Bernaciak M. & Scepanovic V. (2010), Wechselnde Strategien – Integration von Ostmitteleuropa in den europäischen Automarkt, Luxembur: Gesellschaftsanalyse und linke Praxis 3: 40-46.
- Scepanovic V. (2010), Bespreking van: Cabrera M. & Rey F. del, The Power of Entrepreneurs. Politics and Economy in Contemporary Spain. European Review of History 17(4): 682-684.