Ljiljana Mihajlović

Ljiljana Mihajlovic (maiden name Lazarevic) was born on July 18, 1984. in Sabac, where she finished elementary school and Gymnasium (socio-linguistic course). She completed bachelor (2009) and master studies (2010) in the field of Geospatial and Environmental Science at the Faculty of Geography, University of Belgrade, under the mentorship of professor Miroljub Milinčić, Ph.D. She acquired the title of Bachelor of Geography for Environmental Protection with the thesis “Environment of the Dobrava river basin” and the title of Master for Environmental Protection with the thesis “Geoecological determinants of population migration in Serbia,” She enrolled in PhD studies in Geoscience in 2010 at the University of Belgrade – Faculty of Geography. The topic of the Phd dissertation entitled Ecological and rural transformation of mountainous areas of Western Serbia in the context of sustainable development, under the mentorship of professor Miroljub Milinčić, Ph.D, she chose in 2015.

From the school year 2009/10. She was hired as a teaching fellow and since then she has been a member of the Department of Geospatial and Environmental Science at the University of Belgrade – Faculty of Geography. Since 2011, she has been engaged as a researcher trainee on the project of the Ministry of Science, Education and Technological Development No. 176008 – Development programs for the revitalization of Serbian villages, and in 2015 she was elected research associate (re-elected in 2020). From February 2022, she was elected an assistant for the narrower scientific field of Geospatial and Environmental Science.

During her undergraduate studies, she participated in a volunteer program at Yellowstone National Park. Along with her master studies, she volunteered in the Municipality of Sabac, in the city administration, IT department, on the project of creating the Integral Cadastre of Pollutants of the Municipality of Sabac. She is engaged in the international project of the Russian Geographical Society on the topic of Research and Mapping of the Russian Cultural and Historical Heritage in Serbia. She is one of the founders of the student magazine „Ekogea” in 2007, where she was the deputy editor-in-chief until 2010, and then the editor-in-chief until 2019.

During her master’s and doctoral studies, she was engaged in teaching as an associate in the study groups Geospatial and Environmental Science, Tourism, Demography and Geography. He has published 48 authored and co-authored scientific research papers and participated in multiple scientific-professional conferences. in the field of geosciences – geography. She is married and the mother of two children.

Publications

  1. Mihajlovic B., Pavlovic M., Lazarevic Lj. (2013): Ecological agricultural characteristics of the countries in transition – Territory of Serbia as development potential for ecological agriculture, TTEM Vol.8, No 1, 2/3 2013. DRUNPP, Sarajevo. pg. 264-271. ISSN 1840-1503
  2. Mihajlović Lj., Komazec N., Milinčić M., Mihajlović B., Đorđević T. (2014): Prevention of Environmental Migration Using GIS as a Research Method, Proceedings of the 6th International ICT Forum – ICT Disaster Management and Safety, pp. 60-63. ISBN 978-86-80593-52-4
  3. Mihajlović Lj., Mihajlović B., Samardžić I., Đorđević T. (2014): Geoecological determinants of agricultural development in hilly and mountainous areas of western Serbia. Geographical education, science and practice: development, state and perspectives – a collection of papers from a scientific conference with international participation. Faculty of Geography, University of Belgrade. Belgrade. p. 143-149. ISBN 978-86-6283-015-9. COBISS.SR-ID 207867404
  4. Mihajlović Lj. (2015): Ecological and functional revitalization of the mountain areas of western Serbia in the context of sustainable development. 4th Serbian Congress of Geographers with International Participation. “Achievements, current events and challenges of geographical science and practice” on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Jovan Cvijić. University of Belgrade – Faculty of Geography. Belgrade. Proceedings – book 2. p. 441-447 ISBN 978-86-6283-033-3. COBISS.SR-ID 220125196
  5. Lješević, M. and Mihajlović, Lj. (2020). Geomorphological diversity influence on population settlement, EGU General Assembly 2020, Online, 4–8 May 2020, EGU2020-20838, https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu2020-20838
  6. Milincic, A. M., Mihajlović Lj., Petrović D., Durlević U, Milinčić, V. U. (2021). Agriculture and environment – genesis and perspective of mutual relations. In: V. Radislav, D. Pecarski i D. Bataljević, editor (s). Food Safety and Health (pp. 131-138). Kraljevo: Association: Ecology, Safety and Health, Čačak. ISBN 978-86-903656-0-9; COBISS.SR-ID 46410761
  7. Mihajlović B., Mihajlović Lj., Samardžić I. (2015): Lands, forests and forest ecosystems. Scientific monograph – Development potentials and limitations of the revitalization of the rural area of the central Serbia. University of Belgrade – Faculty of Geography. Belgrade. Pp.105-132. ISBN: 978-86-6283-030-2. COBISS.SR-ID 219760396
  8. Milinčić А. M, Šećerov V, Filipović D. and Mihajlović Lj. (2016): Contribution of Borivoj J. Milojević’s perception of the influence of society on the natural environment, thematic collection of works by Borivoje Ž. Milojević – life and work, University of Belgrade – Faculty of Geography, Serbian Geographical Society, Municipality of Krupanj, p. 183-195. ISBN: 978-86-6283-042-5 (GF). COBISS.SR-ID 224596748
  9. Milinčić M., Souliotis L., Mihajlović Lj., Požar T. (2014): Geography and Environmental Science, Proceedings – Faculty of Geography, University of Belgrade, (62), 1-14. ISSN 1450-7552, UDC 910: 502, COBISS.SR-ID 61672706
  10. Lazarević Lj., (2011): Chicago School of Social Ecology. Globe. Number 36. Serbian Geographical Society. Belgrade. p. 35-52. YU ISSN 0351-0050, COBISS.SR-ID 133408519, UDC 316.334.5 (73) ”19”

Membership in domestic and international associations

She has been a member of the Serbian Geographical Society since 2009, as well as the Center of the Russian Geographical Society in Serbia since 2015.

Since 2013, she has been a member of the non-governmental organization „KIG” and the leader of the working group for environmental protection and sustainable development.

 

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