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Suzana Ignjatović, Ph.D. (sociology), is researcher at the Institute of Social Sciences (Belgrade, Serbia).
RESEARCH INTERESTS: sociology of public policy, sociology of gender, and sociology of family and life course.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE: applied and policy research, qualitative and quantitative methodology, gender equality, public health community and social development, education, vulnerability.
She was Member of the Government Council for Gender Equality.
PAPERS (gender topics):
Ignjatovic, S., Boskovic A. (2017) Gender equality in Serbia. In: A. Ortenblad, R. Marling, S Vasiljevic(eds.) Gender Equality in a Global Perspective. Routledge (forthcoming)
Buturovic, Z., Ignjatovic, S. (2015) Breastfeeding and adult intelligence. The Lancet Global Health, 3(9): 520.
Ignjatovic, S., Buturovic, Z., Hristic Lj. (2015) Breastfeeding as the New Cultural Taboo. Anthropological Notebooks, 21(1): 135-144.
Ignjatović, S., Bošković, A. (2013) ‘Are we there yet?’: Citizens of Serbia and public policy on gender equality within the EU accession
context). European Journal of Women's Studies, 20(4): 425–440.
Tomanovic, S., Ignjatovic, S. (2010) The significance and meaning of family transitions for young people: the case of Serbia in a comparative perspective. ANNALES - Annals for Istrian and Mediterranean Studies, 20(1): 27-40.
Ignjatovic, S. (2006) Engendering Education/Science Policy Analysis: Women Scientists in Serbia. In: Science Policy and Human Resources Development in South-Eastern Europe in the Context of European Integration, Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, Science and Culture.
Tomanovic, S., Ignjatovic, S. (2006) The Transition of Young People in a Transitional Society (co-author S.Tomanovic). Journal of Youth Studies. Vol. 9, No. 3, July 2006, pp. 269-285.
Ignjatovic, S. (2006) Engendering Education/Science Policy Analysis: Women Scientists in Serbia. In: Science Policy and Human Resources Development in South-Eastern Europe in the Context of European Integration, Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, Science and Culture.

RESEARCH PROJECTS
2016 Roma health and nutrition survey in Ukraine (World Health Organization)
2015 Challenges of early parenthood in Serbia (Institute of Social Sciences)
2011-2015 Social transformations and the EU accession process: a multidisciplinary approach (Institute of Social Sciences) – “Socio-cultural aspects of the EU accession process”
2005-2010 Socio-demographic trends in Serbia (Institute of Social Sciences)
2005-2010 Social cohesion, human rights and development within the EU accession process (Institute of Social Sciences)
2010 Public opinion in Serbia on gender equality (Institute of Social Sciences, Directorate for Gender Equality)
2010 Employment and social mobilization of Roma informal waste collectors in Belgrade (World Health Organization)
2009 Health and nutrition survey of Roma informal waste collectors in Belgrade (World Health Organization)
2005 The elderly households and refugees (Institute of Social Sciences)
2003 Young people in Serbia lost in transition (Center for Policy Studies)
2002 Gender-based discrimination and mechanisms of gender equality in Serbian municipalities (OSCE)