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Teaching at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade

✨ New Academic Engagement Announcement – Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade I’m honored to share that the Academic Council of the Faculty of Security Studies, University of Belgrade, has officially approved my engagement as a lecturer at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences. In the summer semester of the 2024/2025 academic year, I will have the privilege of teaching the course “Risk Management in E-Business” within the doctoral study program in Software Engineering and E-Business. This decision was made upon the formal request of the Faculty of Organizational Sciences, and I have been granted full lecturing and signing authority for this doctoral-level academic course by the Academic Council of my home faculty. I extend my sincere gratitude to colleagues from both faculties for their trust and support. I look forward to contributing to the advancement of interdisciplinary education, fostering the integration of security studies and digital business, and promoting academic collaboration across institutional and disciplinary boundaries.

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Prof. Dr. Vladimir M. Cvetković – Disaster Risk Management

Security Aspects of Critical Infrastructure Protection in Anthropogenic Disasters: A Case Study of Belgrade

Cvetković, V., Kezunović, A. (2021). Security aspects of critical infrastructure protection in anthropogenic disasters: a case study of Belgrade. In Forensic Accounting, Investigations, Human Factors and Applied Tools. Belgrade: Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade. Security Aspects of Critical Infrastructure Protection in Anthropogenic Disasters: A Case Study of Belgrade Abstract: Critical infrastructure (CI) is the backbone of modern societies, ensuring the uninterrupted provision of essential services such as energy supply, transportation, telecommunications, water distribution, and healthcare. In an era of increasing anthropogenic disasters—including technological incidents, industrial accidents, and transportation failures—ensuring the security and resilience of CI has become a top priority. These disasters, often caused by human error, technical malfunctions, or cyber threats, can have severe consequences for national security, economic stability, and public health. Therefore, analyzing the security aspects of CI protection is crucial for developing effective risk management strategies and disaster preparedness frameworks. This study provides a comprehensive analysis of the security challenges associated with protecting CI in urban environments, with a particular focus on Belgrade, the capital and economic hub of Serbia. A quantitative research method was applied, using a survey conducted on a sample of 200 respondents to assess public awareness of CI protection, perceived threats, and the level of preparedness for potential disasters. The findings indicate a general lack of awareness among the population regarding the significance of CI and its vulnerability to anthropogenic disasters. Moreover, the study highlights the necessity of strengthening preventive measures, improving institutional coordination, and increasing public education on CI protection. The research also examines the legal and strategic frameworks for CI protection in Serbia, identifying key vulnerabilities such as inadequate maintenance, a shortage of trained personnel, and inefficient early warning systems. Through a comparative analysis with international best practices, the study proposes measures to enhance CI resilience, including the integration of […]

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