Marina Tadić

Marina Tadic was engaged as a researcher at the Center from 2013. to 2015. She is currently a member of the sellection committee of the Svetlana Đurđević Lukić Fund. Her special areas of interest include human security, security sector reform and defence system reform, vulnerable groups, resource conflicts and new security threats.

She holds Master's Degree in International Security from the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, where she obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations.

Marina was a participant in numerous courses and seminars concerning security policies. She also participated in the National Democratic Institute’s programmes for young leaders. Marina was among the best socially active students who were selected to participate in the programme conducted by the European Movement in Serbia, and among the participants of the mentoring programme organized by the European Movement in Serbia as well. She served as an intern at the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia and at the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy, as well as a volunteer at the Public Office of the President of the Republic of Serbia.

Newest publication

Taxation of income earned through digital platforms according to the amended EU Council Directive on administrative cooperation in the field of taxation from 2021 (DAC7)

Author: Luka Baturan

Svetlana Đurđević Lukić Fund: HUMAN SECURITY FOR THE NEW CENTURY

Uncertainty and vulnerability of the individual in the 21st century is the focus of CENTAR’s Human Security Programme. Building on foundations set by the recently departed co-founder and longtime director of CENTAR, Svetlana Đurđević Lukić, CENTAR regards security as a human right and advocates for construing a society in which every individual will have opportunities to reach their potential. Svetlana had a talent of pioneering the introduction of many topics – primarily concerned with the security of vulnerable groups – into security discourse within Serbia. Fostering this approach, starting from 2016, CENTAR, as part of its foundation named after the late Svetlana, holds a competition with the goal of inspiring young researchers to examine modern day threats.