Trailović, Dragan (2021) Political and economic transition of Serbia: the first decade of reforms (2000–2010). In: State and business. Modern trends and problems of economic development: materials of the XIII International scientific and practical conference. The North-West Institute of management (NWIM), Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), St.Petersburg, pp. 191-207. ISBN 978-5-89781-710-8

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Abstract

The paper analyzes the political and economic reforms in the Republic of Serbia after the regime change in 2000. It is argued that for the first ten years of the transition in Serbia, political and economic reforms were not implemented in a way that would respond to the demands of a successful and genuine transition, especially in the areas of civil society, politics and the rule of law, state administration and economy. The reason for this, as presented in the paper, was the absence of political stability and broader consensus between key political and economic actors in the state over issues of major national — political and economic — interest, but also because of the firmly established symbiosis between the political and economic interests of the ruling elites.

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