Slavica Roceska

Prof. Slavica Roceska is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Economics in Prilep, specializing in international economics, international business, and innovation. Her research focuses on SME innovation strategies, EU integration impacts, labor market dynamics, and regional development in transition economies. She has published extensively on Macedonia's economic challenges and global competitiveness.

Her academic career includes visiting research stays at prestigious institutions such as Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien (Austria), Franklin University (USA), and the College of Europe (Belgium). She has authored key textbooks including International Trade - Policy and Practice and contributed to studies on Macedonia's economic transformation during the 1990s.

Roceska's work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical policy analysis, particularly in innovation systems, e-government readiness, and labor market efficiency. Her collaborative projects with researchers like Marjan Angeleski and Dimitar Nikoloski explore topics ranging from entrepreneurial potential in higher education to crowdsourcing as an innovation driver.

Her research trends show a consistent emphasis on Macedonia's economic integration challenges within European frameworks, alongside broader themes of global innovation paradigms and regional policy effectiveness.