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The period of post-socialist transition in Serbia brings more complex actors   environment compared to socialistic period, while institutional arrangements   are not enough developed to actively involve different groups of actors in   spatial policy formulation process. In order to gather certain knowledge as   guidelines for redefining institutional practices in Serbia, institutional   framework of Serbia was compared in this paper with institutional framework   of three developed European countries, especially in relation to the roles of   public, private and civil sector in spatial policy formulation process. The   European countries selected for the analysis are United Kingdom, Netherlands   and Germany because of diverse national administrative traditions, so   different institutional arrangements could be researched. By comparing   institutional framework in Serbia with the ones in developed European   countries following questions are researched: which actors are missing in   Serbia, what are the ways institutional arrangements for different groups   inclusion into spatial policy formulation process are formed, what are the   differences between the roles of certain groups of actors in decision-making   process. Current roles of actors in spatial policy formulation process in   Serbia are reviewed and possible directions for public, private and civil   sector role redefinition in Serbia are discussed in accordance with   experiences of developed European countries

European experiences as guidelines for public, private and civil sector role redefinition in spatial policy formulation process in Serbia