Dr Ugljesa Radulovic completed his entire higher education in Faculty of Humanities at the University of Johannesburg (UJ), where he obtained a BA degree in Sociology, Honours, MA and PhD degrees in Industrial Sociology. He was awarded his PhD, having completed a thesis titled ‘State Capture, Civil Society Organisations and Whistleblowing under the Zuma Presidency’. Dr Radulovic is a postdoctoral research fellow at UJ’s Department of Sociology. He is presently focusing his research on South Africa's legislative instruments for the protection of whistleblowers, and support structures for whistleblowers in the absence of adequate statutory protection. Moreover, he has focused his research on examining South African whistleblowers’ experiences in the face of retaliation. Dr Radulovic has published peer-reviewed research on academic dishonesty and whistleblowing, and state capture and whistleblowing. He has presented his work at several South African and international conferences. In terms of student engagement, he has lectured on undergraduate and postgraduate levels at UJ’s Department of Sociology, as well as on a postgraduate level at UJ’s School of Public Management and Governance (College of Business and Economics). Dr Radulovic continues to supervise postgraduate students conducting research on whistleblowing.

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