Maja Drakić, MA
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Date and Place of
Birth:
21.06.1979., Podgorica,
Montenegro
Postal Address:
Đoka Miraševića 37,
Podgorica,
Montenegro
Telephone:
+381
81
241
504
Fax:
+381
81
243
554
e-mail:
majad@cg.yu
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Education
Maja Drakic has finished
elementary and high school in Podgorica. Beginning from 1998, she
continued education at Faculty of economics, University of
Montenegro in Podgorica. She has graduated in 2002, at the
department “Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Finance”. Very
soon, in the same year she enrolled Postgraduate Studies
“Entrepreneurial Economy”. In January 2005 she defended Master’s
Thesis “Privatization in transition economies” and thus obtained
Masters degree in economics from Postgraduate Studies
“Entrepreneurial Economy” in Podgorica. During University education
she won many scholarships and awards as one of the best students in
generation. Among other awards she has won Prize of City Podgorica
so-called "19th December" and Medallion of the University
of Montenegro for best student in generation.
She has successfully finished many specialization programs and
courses and holds licenses of investment manager and broker issued
by Security Commission of Montenegro, as well as license of
corporative governance trainer. Maja Drakic participated at many
conferences, in the country and abroad.
In August 2004, as Junior Faculty Development Program Fellow she
started one-year specialization program at George Washington
University, in Washington DC, USA.
From 2001 she is engaged at Institute for Strategic Studies and
Prognoses in Podgorica, first as researcher, now as an analyst.
Academic Positions Held
She started to work at Faculty of economics in 2002, as junior
teaching assistant, and from 2004, as teaching assistant at the
Department for Entrepreneurial Economy, Courses: Entrepreneurship,
Entrepreneurial Finance and Business.
Selected Book, Journal & Other Publications
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December 2004 |
Privatization in
economic theory,
“Entrepreneurial economy”, Volume VII, Postgraduate
Studies “ Entrepreneurial economy”, Podgorica, |
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May 2004 |
Influence of
informal rules on privatization and capital market
development in Montenegro,
Institute for social sciences, Belgrade, coauthor with
Zoran Djikanovic |
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October 2003 |
Encountering new
regulation of company takeover,
“Entrepreneurial economy”, Volume II, Postgraduate
Studies “ Entrepreneurial economy”, Podgorica,
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September 2003 |
Privatization
funds vs. investment funds,
Economic Forum in Milocer 2003, Association of
economists of Montenegro, Association of economists of
Serbia, |
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Jun 2003 |
Sensitivity
analysis of foreign trade sectors on changes of trade
regime in WTO accession process,
(econometric analysis), Faculty of economics, Belgrade,
SCEPP |
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May 2003 |
Index of economic
freedom as measure of transition success,
Institute for social sciences, Belgrade |
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December 2002
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Economic
freedoms-goal of transition,
"Entrepreneurial economy", Volume I, Postgraduate
studies "Entrepreneurial economy", Faculty of economics
of University of Montenegro, Podgorica, December 2002. |
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December 2002 |
Basic Principles
and Need for Regulation of Company Takeovers,
MONET 12, Institute for Strategic
Studies and Prognoses, Podgorica |
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October 2002 |
The 2002 Summer
Tourist Season in Montenegro,
MONET 11, Institute for Strategic Studies and Prognoses,
Podgorica, coauthor with Michelle Stern |
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