AKADEMSKA ZAJEDNICA U SRBIJI U PRVOJ DECENIJI 2000-IH GODINA I NJEN STRUČNI I DRUŠTVENI ANGAŽMAN – KVANTITATIVNI PODACI
THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY IN SERBIA IN THE FIRST DECADE OF THE 2000S AND ITS PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT - QUANTITATIVE DATA

Author(s): Ivana Živadinović
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Social Sciences, History of Education
Published by: Institut za filozofiju i društvenu teoriju
Keywords: Academic Community; Social Engagement; Quantitative Research; Professional and Social Responsibility; Higher Education Transformation
Summary/Abstract: This study quantitatively examines the academic community in Serbia during the 2000s, focusing on their professional careers, work conditions, job satisfaction, and especially their social engagement and responsibility towards society. It situates the social activism of academics within the broader transformational processes of Serbian society and explores how the academic elite contributes to social change and democratic principles. The research builds on international and regional studies to define and measure social engagement, emphasizing the evolving role and potential of universities and academics in shaping public life.

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