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Serbia's super-president

By Tihomir Loza   -  16.06.2011 / 04:39 CET
Boris Tadic is the personification of power in Serbia.

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Curriculum Vitae

1958: Born, Sarajevo

1981: Degree in social psychology, University of Belgrade

1982-83: Researcher, Centre for Social Work, Belgrade

1984-85: Clinical psychologist, Yugoslav People's Army

1985: Researcher, Institute of Psychology, Belgrade

1987-91: Psychology teacher, Belgrade

1990: Joins Democratic Party (DS)

1991-92: Psychology teacher, People's University Djuro Salaj

1995-2000: Member of the DS executive

1996-97: Member of the National Assembly of Serbia

1997-2002: Founder and director, Centre for the Development of Democracy and Political Skills, a think-tank

2000-04: Vice-president of the DS

2000: Minister of telecommunications, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

2000-03: Representative in the lower house of the Federal Assembly; chairs the committee for the control of security services

2003-04: Minister of defence, Serbia and Montenegro

2004-: Leader of the DS

2004-: President of Serbia

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