CIRSD president Vuk Jeremić participated in the Lisbon Conference on Global Development. This international conference focused on issues pertaining to financing for development, the sustainability of key economic policies, and current economic and so
The Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD) promoted its English-language quarterly publication Horizons at the Faculty of Political Science of the University of Belgrade on November 27th. The event was attended by a la
CIRSD President Vuk Jeremić paid a visit today to the Republic of South Africa, where he met with President Jacob Zuma, Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe, and Foreign Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane.
CIRSD held its latest board meeting on Sunday, November 23rd in the Spanish city of Cuenca. The meeting took place in Cuenca, only a day after CIRSD had co-organized a conference on sustainable and “smart” cities.
The event took place against the backdrop of ongoing efforts to shape the UN post-2015 sustainable development agenda (Rio+20) and complete the high-level climate change talks (COP21) scheduled to take place in Paris in December 2015.
This conference provides us with an opportunity to deliberate on how Southeast Europe can participate more fully in ongoing international negotiations on climate change, whist exploring how the region can take more advantage of the global transition
In a capacity crowd at Belgrade’s Allure Caramel Hotel, professor Jeffrey Sachs presented his latest book entitled The Age of Sustainable Development
A Serbian-language edition of the latest book by professor Jeffrey Sachs—one of the world’s leading developmental economists—entitled The Age of Sustainable Development, has just been published by CIRSD and Serbia’s most respected publishing house “S
SDSN and CIRSD are jointly organizing an international conference in Belgrade, Serbia on 20th November 2014, focusing on the nexus between climate change and the green economy. The conference will bring government ministers, diplomats, international
Can monetary policy substantially support development—especially when it comes to Southeast Europe?
