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Jovana Stanisljevic is associate professor in the Department of People, Organization and Society (POS) in Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) in France. She holds a doctorate degree in business administration (DBA), with the main focus of research on foreign direct investment and operations of multinational companies in developed and emerging markets, as well as health policy related issues. She teaches several courses in the domain of international business, such as Managerial Economics, Global Trade Relations, International Trade, Business Development in Emerging Economies, International Negotiations & Sales Techniques, Managing Cultural Diversity.
Apart from teaching and reserach, Jovana has administrative responsibilites in Grenoble Ecole de Management. She spent 4 years in the position of a Program Director of Msc Marketing Management program of GEM that runs in Grenoble and Berlin. She currently holds the position of the Head of POS Departement in GEM, which counts 48 permanent faculty.
- International Business
- Cross-Cultural Communication
- Occupational Behavior
- International Development
- Cultural Differences
- Diversity
- Economics & Development
- International Economics
- Intercultural Studies
- Macroeconomics
- Management
- Strategic Management
- Patel T., Bote R., Stanisljevic J., 2024.The ethical challenges of teaching business ethics: ethical sensemaking through the Gofmanian lensJournal of Business Ethics (The), 190, 1: 23–40, (2024)
- Bojovic N., Stanisljevic J., 2024.Constitutional Enshrinement as a Way of Safeguarding Abortion Rights: The Case of FranceHealth Policy, 147, September: 105124
- Stanisljevic J., 2022.Les circuits du chocolatFrance Culture, Affaires Etrangeres
- Stanisljevic J., 2022.Cacao : « Les multinationales se taillent la part du lion »Le Monde: online
- Stanisljevic J., 2022.Cultural Facets and Their Implications on International NegotiationsIn Cultural Spaces in International Business Theories and Applications. Taran Patel, Ahmad M. Salih Ed. New York: Routledge
- Bojovic N., Stanisljevic J., Giunti G., 2021.The impact of COVID-19 on abortion access: insights from the European Union and the United KingdomHealth Policy, Volume 125, Issue 7: 841-858Government policies on abortion are a longstanding topic of heated political debates. The COVID-19 pandemic shook health systems to the core adding further to the complexity of this topic, as imposed national lockdowns and movement restrictions affected access to timely abortion for millions of women across the globe. In this paper, we examine how countries within the European Union and the United Kingdom responded to challenges brought by the COVID-19 crisis in terms of access to abortion. By combining information from various sources, we have explored different responses according to two dimensions: changes in policy and protocols, and reported difficulties in access. Our analysis shows significant differences across the observed regions and salient debates around abortion. While some countries made efforts to maintain and facilitate abortion care during the pandemic through the introduction or expansion of use of telemedicine and early medical abortion, others attempted to restrict it further. The situation was also diverse in the countries where governments did not change policies or protocols. Based on our data analysis, we provide a framework that can help policy makers improve abortion access.
- Stanisljevic J., 2021.Small countries and Covid-19 vaccination: the example of SerbiaThe Conversation: online
- Stanisljevic J., Bojovic N., 2021.How the pandemic changed abortion access in EuropeThe Conversation: online
- Stanisljevic J., 2020.Unclogging roads: How the world deals with traffic problemsCayman Compass
- Stanisljevic J., 2020.France 3 Grenoble, Journal de midi du 10/03/2020 - en direct : l’impact économique du Coronavirus en France, dans le monde et dans la région Rhone-Alpes.France 3 Grenoble