Faculty of Economics, Belgrade
DOCTORAL THESIS APPLICATION INSTRUCTION
Application for doctoral thesis may be submitted only by an applicant who fulfils the
following legal and statutory terms:
1.1. holds a master's degree in Serbian formerly known as “magistar nauka” i.e. provides
nostrification/validation of the master's (in Serbian formerly known as “magistar nauka”)
diploma in one of the following scientific fields: economics, statistics, commercial law or
agricultural economics, or who has successfully completed doctoral studies;
1.2. whose proposed topic is suitable for doctorate in economic or statistical sciences,
business administration and demographics;
1.3. has published papers in the relevant field;
1.4. if - expounding the subject, objectives, the basic hypotheses which are to be put forward,
as well as research methodology – the candidate definitively proves that "the doctoral
thesis will be the result of original scientific work conducted in the candidate's
corresponding scientific field" (Law on University, Article 52);
1.5. if the candidate submits doctoral thesis application in 22 copies, printed on the form no.1;
1.6. if the candidate provides other evidence stated on the form no.1.
1.7. prior to submitting doctoral thesis application the candidate must get the approval of an
active teacher of the Faculty of Economics, Belgrade who holds the relevant title and who
has been appointed for the field corresponding to the one the candidate applies for.
Applications which are not in compliance with these legal and statutory terms will be turned
down.
The Doctorate Commission of the Teaching and Scientific council
Form 1
DOCTORAL THESIS APPLICATION
Teaching and scientific council
Faculty of Economics
Belgrade
I kindly request you to grant approval for work on the doctoral thesis entitled:
______________________________________________________________________
In the preparation phase of the thesis I consulted:
______________________________________________________________________
Attachments:
1. A certified copy of graduate diploma;
2. A certified copy of postgraduate diploma;
3. A receipt to acknowledge the payment for doctoral thesis application to current
account of the Faculty of Economics, in Belgrade no: 840-1109666-73, ref no: 206
The applicant:
_________________________________________
(surname, middle name, first name)
(residential address)
(home number)
(institution)
(position)
(office number)
1. Subject and objectives of the dissertation:
(Prove that it is the result of original idea, important for the development of science, its
application, that is, the development of scientific thought in general)
2. Basic hypotheses which are to be proposed in research:
(Hypotheses which are to be scientifically confirmed or rejected)
3. Description of contents (organization of chapters) of the dissertation:
(New pages can be added, if need be)
4. Methods which are to be applied in research:
5. Expected results and the contribution to science:
(State the expected contribution to a particular field of science)
6. References which are to be used:
(The list of references should follow the attached sample: new pages can be added, if need
be, the reference list should not exceed 100 items)
7. A list of the candidate's published papers:
8. The candidate's professional CV:
Note: The application should not exceed 10 pages.
Blarel, Hazell, Place and Quiggin 253
REFERENCES
The word “processed” describes informllay reproduced works that may not be comonly available throught
library systems.
Anthony, Kenneth R. M., Bruce F. Johnston, William O. Jones, and V. C. Uchendu. 1979. Agricultural Change
in Tropical Africa. Ithaca: Cornell University Press.
Bentley, Jeffery. 1987. “Economic and Ecological Approaches to Land Fragmentation: In Defense
of a Much-Aligned Phenomenom”. Annual Review of Anthropology 16: 31-67
Bauer, P. T., and Basil S. Yamey. 1957. The Economics of Under – developed Countries. University of Chicago
Press.
Brinns Bernard O. 1950. “The Consolidation of Frnangmented Agricurtural Holdings.” PAO
Studies 11. Food and Agriculture Organization, Rome.
Agricultural
Buck, G. L. 1964 Land Utilization in China. New York: Paragon.
Carter, Michael, and Peter Matlon. N.d. “An Empirical Characterization of Risk and Potential Household
Differentiation in the Semi-Arid Tropics of West Africa”. Department of Agricurtural Economics, University of
Wisconsin – Madison, Processed.
Charlesworth, Neil. 1983. “The Orgins of Fragentation of Landholdings an British India: A Comparative
Examination”. In Peter Robb, ed., Rural India. London: Carson Press Ltd.
Dahlman, Carl. 1980. The Open Field System and Beyond. Cambridge University Press.
Dorner, Peter. 1977. “Land Ownership and Tenure”. In E. R. Duncan, ed., Dimensions in World Food Problems.
Ames: lowa State Univerzity Press.
Douglass, Larry W. 1969. Death in Murelaga: Funerary Ritual in a Spanish Basque Village. Seatlle: University
of Washington Press.
Downing, T. E. 1977. “Partible Inheritance and Land Frangmentation in an Oaxaca Village.” Human
Organization 36 (3, Fall): 235-43.
Farmer , B. H. 1960. “On Not Controlling Subdivision in Paddy Lands”. Transactions of the British Geographes
28: 225-35
Fenoaltea, Stefano. 1976 “Risk, Transaction Costs, and the Origin of Medieval Agriculture”. Explorations in
Economics History 13: 129-51.
Georgescu – Roegen, Nicholas. 1969. “The Institutional Aspects of Peasant Communities: An Analytical
View”. In Clifton R. Wharton, ed., Subsisstence Agriculture and Economic Development. Chicago: Aldine
Publishing Co.
Grigg, Daavid. 1970. The Harsh Lands: A Study in Agricurtural Development. New York: St. Martin,s Press.
Holmberg, A.R., and H.F. Dobyns. 1969. “The Cornell Program in Vicos, Peru” In Clifton R.Wharton, Jr., ed.,
Substitence Agriculture and Economic Development. Chicago: Aldine Publishing Co.
Hopper, W. David.1965 “Allocation Efficiency in a Traditional Indian Agriculture”. Journal of Farm Economics
47 (3, August): 611-24.
Hyodo, S. 1963 “Aspects of Land Consolidation in Japan”. In Kenneth H. Parsons, Raymond J. Penn, and
Philip M. Raup, eds., Land Tenure. Medison: Univerzity of Wisconsin Press.