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Marko Žilović je docent na Fakultetu političkih nauka Univerziteta u Beogradu.

Njegovo polje istraživanja leži na raskrsnici studija nacionalizma i studija društvenih pokreta, doprinoseći širim debatama u oblasti demokratizacije i političke ekonomije. Njegov trenutni istraživački projekat ispituje kako nacionalizam oblikuje procese i ishode građanske mobilizacije u postkomunističkim zemljama sa autoritarnim ili slabim demokratskim režimima. Njegovi naučni radovi objavljeni su u Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Research & Politics i Frontiers in Political Science.

Dr Žilović je doktorirao političke nauke na Univerzitetu Džordž Vašington sa disertacijom o uzrocima i posledicama iliberalnog zaokreta partija desnog centra u postkomunističkoj Evropi. Pre toga, diplomirao je master studije Srednje i Jugoistočne Evrope na Univerzitetskom koledžu u Londonu i Međunarodne studije na Univerzitetu u Beogradu. Učestvovao je u brojnim međunarodnim istraživačkim projektima u saradnji sa univerzitetima u SAD, Velikoj Britaniji i Evropi, kao i u istraživanjima i savetovanju za Svetsku banku.

Marko Žilović is an assistant professor at the University of Belgrade – Faculty of Political Science.

His research lies at the intersection of nationalism studies and contentious politics, contributing to broader debates in democratization and political economy. His current project examines how nationalism shapes processes and outcomes of civic mobilization in post-communist countries with authoritarian or weak democratic regimes. His research has appeared in Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Research & Politics, and Frontiers in Political Science.

Dr. Žilović earned his doctoral degree in Political Science at George Washington University with the dissertation on the causes and consequences of the illiberal turn of center-right politics in post-communist Europe. He also holds a master’s in Central and Southeast European Studies from University College London and a bachelor’s in International Relations from the University of Belgrade. He has participated in numerous research projects in collaboration with universities across the USA and the UK, and Europe, and has conducted policy-relevant research and advising for the World Bank.