The Centre’s co-director, Stefan Nikolić (Loughborough University), and colleagues from the University of Ljubljana, Aleksandar Kešeljević and Rok Spruk, have published a new article in the Journal of Regional Science, titled “Ethnic Conflicts, Civil War, and Economic Growth: Region-Level Evidence From Former Yugoslavia”. Read more about the paper’s key findings in this featured blog post.
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How deep are the economic scars of war? And why do some regions recover from violent conflict more slowly than others? In this blog post, Stefan Nikolić of Loughborough University introduces his latest article for the Journal of Regional Science, co-authored with Aleksandar Kešeljević and Rok Spurk, entitled ‘Ethnic Conflicts, Civil War, and Economic Growth: Region-Level […]
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From Working Paper to Journal Publication
We are pleased to announce that the Centre’s first Working Paper, “Why Railways Fail: Colonial Railways and Economic Development in Habsburg Bosnia–Herzegovina,” has been published in the Journal of Economic Development. The paper examines the economic consequences of colonial railway construction, offering new insights into infrastructure and development in South-East Europe. The article is published […]