CURRICULUM VITAE
Dr Filip Ejdus
1. PERSONAL INFORMATION
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Filip Ejdus
School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies
(SPAIS), University of Bristol, 11 Priory Rd Bristol, BS8 1TU.
07572306325
[email protected]
2. ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL POSTS HELD
1. Marie Curie Fellow, SPAIS, University of Bristol, October 2015-present.
2. Assistant Professor, Faculty of Political Sciences; University of Belgrade,
September 2012- October 2015.
3. Executive Director, Belgrade Centre for Security Policy, 2006- 2009.
3. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
1. 2012, Ph.D. International Security, Faculty of Political Sciences, University
of Belgrade, 2012. Thesis title: ‘The Mutual Constitution of Security and
Identity’.
2. 2006, MSc The Practice of International Affairs, London School of
Economics and Political Sciences. Graduated with Distinction.
3. 2005, MA Carrières Internationales: Conflits et Securité, Sciences Po Paris.
Bilingual degree.
4. 2004, BA International Studies, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of
Belgrade. GPA: 9.05/10.
4. LANGUAGES
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Serbian (native speaker)
English (fluent)
French (advanced)
Hebrew (intermediary)
5. RESEARCH INTERESTS
1. Fields: International Relations, Security Studies, European Studies,
2. Topics: European Security; Common Security and Defense Policy;
Europeanization; peacebuilding; security sector reform; democratization;
ontological security; securitisation; English School; EU & NATO
Enlargement.
3. Geographic expertise: EU, Western Balkans, Israel/Palestine, Somalia.
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6. PUBLICATIONS
Books
1. Edited volume: Memories of Empire and Entry into International Society:
Views from the European Periphery, London: Routledge, June 2017.
2. Edited volume: Violent Extremism in the Western Balkans, Federal
Ministry of Defence and Sports, Vienna, 2016. With Predrag Jureković.
3. Monograph: Međunarodna bezbednost: teorije, sektori i nivoi (eng.
International Security: Theories, Sectors and Levels) Beograd: Službeni
glasnik, 2012.
4. Edited volume: Lessons learned in Security Sector Reform and Euroatlantic
Integration in Serbia and Slovakia, CEENA, Bratislava, 2008. With Robert
Ondrejscak.
Books in preparation:
1. Crisis and Ontological Insecurity: Serbia’s Anxiety over Secession of Kosovo,
book proposal accepted with minor revisions by Palgrave Macmillan.
Estimated year of publication 2018
2. Local Ownership in EU Interventions, targeted publisher Oxford University
Press Estimated year of publication 2019.
3. Critical Approaches to EU Foreign Policy (co-edited with Ana E Juncos),
targeted publisher Routledge. Estimated year of publication 2019.
Peer-reviewed journal articles
1. ‘Here is your mission, now own it!’ the rhetoric and practice of local
ownership in EU interventions’, accepted for publication in European
Security.
2. ‘Critical Situations, Fundamental Questions and Ontological Insecurity in
World Politics’, Journal of International Relations and Development,
published online on 9 March 2017.
3. ‘Not a Heap of Stones’: Material Environments and Ontological Security in
International Relations, Cambridge Review of International Affairs,
published online on 19 January 2017.
4. ‘Grammar, Context and Power: Securitisation of 2010 Belgrade Pride
Parade’, Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, Vol. 7 No.1 2017, pp
17-34. With Mina Božović
5. ‘Europeanisation and indirect resistance: Serbian police and Pride
Parades’, International Journal of Human Rights, 2016 (published online
31 March 2016). With Mina Božović.
6. ‘Beyond National Interests: Identity Conflict and Serbia’s Neutrality
toward the Crisis in Ukraine’, Südosteuropa. Journal for Politics and
Society, 62, 2014, pp.347-661.
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7. ‘Serbia’s Military Neutrality: Origins, Effects and Challenges’, Croatian
International Relations Review, Vol. 20, No.71 2014. pp. 43-71.
8. ‘Entry into International Society: Central and South-East European
Experiences’, International Relations, 28, 2014. 446-449. 2015 Impact
Factor: 0.611
9. ‘The Long Shadow of Byzantium over Serbia’s Entry into International
Society’, International Relations, 28, 2014, 461-468. 2015 Impact Factor:
0.611
10. ‘Dangerous Liaisons: Securitization Theory and Schmittian Legacy’,
Western Balkans Security Observer, No 13, April-June 2009, p. 9-16.
11. ‘Razvoj spoljnih odnosa EU od međunarodnog prisustva do zajedničke
spoljne politike’ [Development of EU Foreign Relations from International
Presence to Common Foreign Policy], Međunarodna politika, No.1132
2008, pp. 32-43.
12. ‘Speaking truth to Power: can the educational infrastructure in Serbia
satisfies the need for the new generation of security experts?’, Western
Balkans Security Observer, No 6, July-September, 2008.
13. ‘Taboo, democracy and security’, Western Balkans Security Observer, no 2,
September-October, 2006.
14. ‘Security, Culture and Identity in Serbia’, Western Balkans Security
Observer, no 7, 2008. pp. 38-64.
15. ’And God Created Civil Rights: Serbian resistance to Biometric Passports’,
Western Balkans Security Observer, no 4, January March 2007.
16. ‘Kako proširenje EU utiče na njenu spoljnu politiku’ [How does the EU
enlargement affect its Foreign Policy] Evropsko zakonodavstvo, br. 19-20,
2007. pp. 78-83.
Forthcoming journal articles
1. ‘Reclaiming ‘the local’ in EU peacebuilding: effectiveness, ownership and
resistance’ (with Ana Juncos), introductory article in the Special Issue
(proposal accepted) in Contemporary Security Policy (co-edited by Ejdus
and Juncos) on The EU and Peacebuilding: Bringing the Local Back In.
(forthcoming in 2018).
2. ‘Why locals can’t own international interventions: evidence from EUCAP
Nestor’ in the Special Issue (proposal accepted) in Contemporary Security
Policy (co-edited by Ejdus and Juncos) on The EU and Peacebuilding:
Bringing the Local Back In (forthcoming in October 2018).
3. “Europeanised Authoritarianism”: EU police mission in the Occupied
Palestinian Territories (with Alaa Tartir) in the Special Issue (proposal
accepted) in Contemporary Security Policy (co-edited by Ejdus and
Juncos) on The EU and Peacebuilding: Bringing the Local Back In
(forthcoming in October 2018).
4. ‘Where are the Greens? Explaining the Absence of Environmental
Activism at the Belgrade Waterfront’,(with Adam Fagan), targeted
journal Environmental Politics.
Book Chapters
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1. ‘Constructing a Truth Regime: 1999 NATO Intervention in Serbian
Political Memory’ in Politicization of History in the Former Yugoslavia
edited by Gorana Ognjenović and Jasna Ozelić, London, Palgrave.
Forthcoming in 2017. With Jelena Subotić.
2. ‘Defence Transformation in Serbia and Croatia’, in The Handbook of
European Armed Forces, Oxford, Oxford University Press, co-edited by
Hugo Meijer and Marco Wyss. Forthcoming in 2017.
3. ‘Diskurzivna i praktična konstrukcija međunarodne (ne)bezbednosti’
(Eng. ‘Discoursive and practical construction of international
(in)security’) pp.199-229 in Konstruktivističke teorije međunarodnih
odnosa (eng. Constructivist theories of International Relations), Edited by
Dejan Jović, Zageb: Političke analize, 2016.
4. ‘Kosovo as Serbia’s Sacred Space: Governmentality, Pastoral Power and
Sacralization of Territories’ in Politicization of Religion, the Power of
State, Nation, and Faith: The Case of Former Yugoslavia and its Successor
States, edited by Gorana Ognjenovic and Jasna Jozelic, London: Palgrave,
2014. With Jelena Subotić.
5. ‘Dometi i ograničenja liberalnih teorija međunarodnih odnosa’ (‘Ranges
and limitations of liberal theories of international security’ pp. 271-286 in
Teorije međunarodnih odnosa: Liberalizam (Theories of International
Relations: Liberalism) Edited by Dejan Jović, Zagreb: Politička kultura,
2014.
6. ‘The Republic of Serbia’, pp.113-127, in Monitoring Regional Cooperation
in South East Europe, edited by Stefan Dehnert and Dane Taleski, Berlin:
Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, 2013.
7. ‘Post-strukturalna kritika realizma’ (‘A Post-Structural Critique of
Realism’) pp. 213-228 in Teorije međunarodnih odnosa: Realizam (Eng.
Theories of International Relations: Realism), edited by Dejan Jović,
Zagreb: Politička kultura, 2013.
8. ‘State Building and Images of the Democratic Soldier in Serbia’, pp. 226249, in Democratic Civil-Military Relations in Europe: an Interdisciplinary
Approach, edited by Sabine Mannitz, London: Routledge, 2012.
9. ‘Konvencionalna kontrola naoružanja na Zapadnom Balkanu’
(‘Conventional Arms Control in the Western Balkans’) in Srbija u
Evropskom i globalnom kontekstu (Eng. Serbia in European and Global
Context) edited by Radmila Nakarada, Dragan Živojinović (ed.) Beograd:
Fakultet političkih nauka, 2012.
10. ‘The Limits of Liberal Peace in the Western Balkans’ pp.109-115 in A
Future Security Architecture For Southeast Europe, edited by Valeska Esch,
Juliane Kabus and Charles King Mallory IV, Berlin: Aspen Institute, 2012.
11. ‘Da li je došlo vreme za novu Evropsku strategiju bezbednosti’ (‘Is the
time ripe for a new European Security Strategy?’) u Godišnjak foruma za
međunarodne odnose (Eng. Yearbook of the Forum of International
Relations) edited by Svetlana Đurđević Lukić, Beograd: Službeni glasnik,
2010.
12. ‘Turkey’s accession and EU identity’ pp. 204-213 in Together in Europe
edited by Ingrid Shikova Sofia: Representation of the European
Commission in Bulgaria, 2007.
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Chapters in preparation
1. ‘Turkey, the Gulf States and the Western Balkans’, in Fostering Resilience
in the Western Balkans, edited by Antonio Missiroli and Zoran Nechev,
Paris: European Union Institute for Security Studies.
Research Reports
1. ‘Albania and Serbia: Does Perception Equal Reality’, Tirana: Albanian
Institute for International Studies, 2013. With Andi Balla and Megi
Llubani.
2. ‘A Clash of Perceptions: Security in South Serbia’, Belgrade, Balkan Centre
for the Middle East, 2012. With Marija Marović and Ivan Kostić.
3. ‘Democratic Security Sector Governance in Serbia’, Frankfurt, PRIF Report,
No 94, December, 2010.
4. Godišnjak reforme sektora bezbednosti (Eng. Yearbook of Security Sector
Reform, Dangraf, Beograd, 2009. With Miroslav Hadžić, Sonja Stojanović
and Bogoljub Milosavljević.
Translation
1. Kenneth Waltz, Theory of International Politics, 1979, translator into
Serbian, Belgrade: Alexandria Press in 2008. With Žaklina Novičić.
Book reviews
1. Sung Yong Lee and Alpaslan Ozerdem (eds) Local Ownership in
International Peacebuilding: Key Theoretical and Practical Issues,
Routledge 2015, Global Affairs, Vol. 2, No.3, pp. 369-370.
2. Dominique Moïsi, The Geopolitics of Emotion: How Cultures of Fear,
Humiliation and Hope Are Reshaping the World, Doubleday 2009 in
Međunarodna Politika, br. 1135, 2009, pp. 128-131
3. Daniel W. Drezner, Theories of International Politics and Zombies,
Princeton University Press, 2011 in Međunarodna politika, br. 1144, 2011.
pp. 136-139.
Policy papers
1. ‘Planning Ahead: EU crisis management interventions require local
ownership at the earliest stage’, Policy Briefing 38/2016, University of
Bristol.
2. ‘Violent Extremism in the Western Balkans’, Policy Recommendations,
PfPC Study Group on Regional Stability in South East Europe, Austrian
Defence Academy, September 2016.
3. ‘Mogherini’s Chance for True Rapprochement between Serbia and
Kosovo', Bratislava: Central European Policy Institute, October 2014. With
Vladimir Đorđević, Leon Malazogu and Milan Nič.
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4. ‘The Brussels Agreement and Serbia’s National Interests: A Positive
Balance Sheet’, Belgrade: Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, 2014.
5. ‘Integration or Isolation: North Kosovo in Electoral Limbo’, Bratislava:
Central European Policy Institute, 2014. With Leon Malazogu. Milan Nič
and Tomasz Zornaczuk.
6. ‘Game Changer of Same old Game: The Municipal Elections in Kosovo’,
Bratislava: Central European Policy Institute, 2013. With Leon Malazogu
and Milan Nič.
7. ‘Toward Mission Impossible: Using Serbian Experience To Address
Egyptian Civil Society’s Expectations of Security Sector Reform’, Policy
Brief, Belgrade, Prague, Cairo: BCSP, OWF and Pasos. 2012. With Sonja
Stojanović and Marija Marović.
8. Towards the Western Balkan Battle Group: vision of defence integration
of Serbia into the EU 2010-2020’, Policy paper, Belgrade: Centre for CivilMilitary Relations, 2010. With Nataša Dragojlović and Marko Savković.
9. ‘Proces evropske integracije: priručnik namenjen poslanicima’
(eng.‘European integration: manual for MPs’) Beograd: Kancelarija za
evropske integracije, 2004. With Ivan Samardžić.
Opinion pieces (recent)
1. The EU’s Global Strategy needs some straight talking’, Europe’s World,
autumn 2016, pp.113-116.
1. Between Ownership and Imposition: EU Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo
(in Hebrew), Ynet 7 July 2016.
Full list of opinion pieces is available upon request.
Dictionaries
1. Rečnik evropske bezbednosti (eng. Dictionary of European Security), Centar
za civilno-vojne odnose, Beograd, 2010. With Marko Savković.
2. Pojmovnik bezbednosne kulture (eng. Dictionary of Security Culture),
Centar za civilno-vojne odnose, Beograd, 2009. With Svetlana Stanarević.
9. TEACHING, TRAINING, MENTORING AND RELATED ADMINISTRATION
Undergraduate teaching
1. 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15 Introduction to Security Studies (unit owner)
obligatory course for fourth year students at the Department of
International Studies, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Belgrade.
Each year approximately 130 Students take the course in the winter
semester. Student evaluations: 2014/15 (4.88/5).
2. 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15 Security of Serbia ((unit owner) obligatory
course for fourth year students at the Department of International
Studies, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Belgrade. Each year
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approximately 130 Students take the course in the summer semester.
Student evaluations: 2013/2014 (4.48/5), 2014/15 (4.49/5).
Postgraduate teaching
1. 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15 Security Sector Reform (unit owner).
Obligatory course for students enrolled in MA International Security and
optional for students enrolled in other MA programs offered at the
Department of International Studies at the Faculty of Political Science.
University of Belgrade. Each year approximately 30 students took the
course in the winter semester. Student evaluations: consistently over
4.5/5
2. 2012/13, 2013/14 Security Risks, Threats and Challenges (unit owner).
Obligatory course for students enrolled in MA International Security and
optional for students enrolled in other MA programs offered at the
Department of International Studies at the Faculty of Political Science.
University of Belgrade. Each year approximately 30 students took the
course in the summer semester. Student evaluations: consistently over
4.5/5
3. 2014/15 Securitisation and Desecuritisation (unit owner). Obligatory
course for students enrolled in MA International Security and optional for
students enrolled in other MA programs offered at the Department of
International Studies at the Faculty of Political Science. University of
Belgrade. 25 students took the course in the summer semester. Student
evaluations: consistently over 4.5/5
4. 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/15 Security in South East Europe (unit owner).
Optional course for students enrolled in other MA programs offered at the
Department of International Studies at the Faculty of Political Science.
University of Belgrade. Each year approximately 30 students took the
course in the summer semester. Student evaluations: consistently over
4.5/5
5. 2012/13, 2013/14, Peace and Security in 21st Century (unit co-owner with
Prof. Radmila Nakarada) optional course for PhD students enrolled in PhD
program International and European Studies at the Department of
International Studies at the Faculty of Political Science. University of
Belgrade. Each year approximately 15 students took the course.
6. 2013/14, 2014/15 Research Design, lecturer and examiner. Obligatory
course for all first year PhD students at the Faculty of Political Science.
University of Belgrade. Each year approximately 15 students took the
course.
7. International Security’, one semester module at the Diplomatic Academy
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Serbia. The module was coowned with Prof. Miroslav Hadžić. 2009/2010, 2010/2011, 2011/2012
and 2012/2013. Each the module was attended by 10-20 junior diplomats
and public servants.
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Innovative Teaching:
1. 2012/2013, ‘Film and International Security’ (unit owner). One semester
module at the Faculty of Political Sciences, Univesrity of Belgrade. The
module was attended by 25 students.
Invited lectures
Peacekeeping Operations Centre of the Military of Serbia (Belgrade)
Wilfrid Laurier University (Waterloo), Geneva Centre for Security Policy
(Geneva) DCAF (Geneva), Faculty of Political Sciences (Podgorica),
Regional Academy for Democracy (Kanjiza), Belgrade Open School
(Belgrade), Belgrade Fund for Political Excellence (Belgrade), Belgrade
Centre for Human Rights (Belgrade), Novi Sad School of Journalism (Novi
Sad). Transconflict (Belgrade), Ilija M. Kolarac Endowement (Belgrade),
Fractal (Kosovska Mitrovica) Jewish Community of Belgrade (Belgrade)
Libertarian club (Belgrade), Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (Belgrade).
Full list of invited lectures is available upon request.
Professional Training:
1. ‘Research Design and Ethics’, one week intensive seminar. High Quality
Research Support Programme (HQRS) organised by Observatory of
Conflict and Violence Prevention, Transparency Solution and University
of Bristol in Hargeisa, Somaliland on 14-18 November 2016. The training
involved 30 mid-career researchers from higher education, civil-society
and public administration from across Somalia. Trainee’s evaluations:
high satisfaction.
2. ‘Research Methodology and Academic Publishing’, organized through the
TRAIN programme by the University of Belgrade on 29 November 2014
and 23 May 2015 in Belgrade. The training involved 10 trainees, all
academic staff from Serbia. Trainees evaluations: high satisfaction.
3. ‘Introduction to Security Sector Reform in Democratising Societies’,
organised by Policy Association for an Open Society (Prague), One World
Foundation (Cairo) and Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP) in
Ismailia, Egypt, 11-13 May. 17 Trainees from Egyptian civil-society.
Trainees evaluation: high satisfaction.
Administrative duties
1. 2008/2015. Manager of MSc programme ‘International Security’ at the
Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Belgrade (together with Prof.
Miroslav Hadžić). As a manager of this MSc programme, I developed
cutting edge new teaching programme, which attracted new students to
the University. Each year the program enrolled 25 students out of whom
two thirds were junior or mid-career professionals employed in the
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security sector in Serbia. Since the outset, OSCE mission in Serbia has
supported the module.
2. 2014/2015, Member, Ethical Committee, Faculty of Political Sciences,
University of Belgrade. As a member of the Committee, my duty was to
review disciplinary process against students.
3. 2014/2015, Member, Accreditation Committee, Faculty of Political
Sciences, University of Belgrade. As a member of the Committee, my duty
was to review applications for foreign diploma accreditation.
4. 2012/2014, Member, Normative Committee, Faculty of Political Sciences,
University of Belgrade. As a member of the Committee, my duty was to
draft the Code of Ethics of the Faculty which was later adopted.
10. IMPACT, PUBLIC AND MEDIA ENGAGEMENT
Television appearance
1. N1, TV interview about the EU integration of Serbia 13/10/16. Video
Available:
2. B92, TV interview about security aspects of the Belgrade pride parade.
20/9/15.
3. B92, TV interview about terrorist attacks against Charlie Ebdo, 9/1/2015.
4. B92, TV interview about the UN report on the use of chemical weapons in
Syria 26/9/13
5. Al Jazeera, TV Interview about the Israeli intervention in Gaza, 19/11/12.
6. Al Jazeera, TV interview about a potential Western intervention in Syria,
28/8/13
7. Al Jazeera, TV Interview about elections in Israel, 23/1/13
8. Al Jazeera, TV Interview about the potential war between Israel and Iran,
14/3/12
9. B92, TV interview about military intervention in Libya, 21/3/11
10. N1, TV show about terrorist attack in Bosnia
11. RTS, TV show on the introduction of biometrics in Serbia, 24/3/2008.
Press interviews:
1. World Politics Review, interview about Montenegro’s accession to NATO.
4/5/17 http://www.worldpoliticsreview.com/trend-lines/22058/nato-snewest-member-montenegro-is-torn-on-the-merits-of-joining
2. Vreme, interview about democratic backslide in Serbia 27/12/16. Vreme
is one of the most popular weekly magazines in Serbia. Interview
available here:
3. Odbrana, interview about the security situation in the Balkans.
15/7/2015. Odbrana is the official weekly magazine of the Serbian Armed
Forces.
4. Monitor, interview about new security threats. 4 March 2011.
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Radio:
1. Slobodna Evropa (Sarjevo) debate about democratic backslide in Serbia,
Turkey and Hungary, 30 April, 2017.
2. WHIFM (New Orleans) radio debate about security and pride parades in
Serbia, 20 February 2015.
3. Slobodna Evropa, (Sarajevo) radio debate about Serbian foreign policy
towards Russia and the European Union, 22 December 2013.
4. Slobodna Evropa, (Sarajevo) regional debate about Serbia’s pro-Russia
foreign policy, 9 September 2012.
5. Peščanik, (Belgrade) radio debate about the Arab Spring, 4 February
2011.
6. Peščanik, (Belgrade) radio debate about Russia’s foreign policy, 16
October 2009.
Film:
1. Author, ‘Should Serbia be military neutral’ - documentary movie about
Serbia’s declared military neutrality which was broadcasted twice on B92,
TV network with a national frequency, 2008.
11. OTHER ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Appointments in Professional Institutions
1. Member of the Board, Belgrade Centre for Security Policy: June 2009 present
2. Co-chair, Study Group on Regional Stability in South East Europe
Partnership For Peace Consortium of Defence Academies and Security
Studies Institutes, January 2011 - present.
3. Centre for Security Governance, Member of the Editorial Board, 2014present.
4. Belgrade Security Forum, Academic Event Coordinator, 2011-2015.
5. President of the Research Forum, European Movement in Serbia, November
2013 – November 2014.
6. Founder and president of the Balkan Centre for the Middle East, 2011-2013.
Membership of Learned/Professional Societies
1. British International Studies Association (BISA) (2015-)
2. International Studies Association (ISA): (2012-)
3. UACES (2016-)
Editorship of Academic Journals
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1. Journal of Regional Security. In 2012 I established this journal and have
served as its Editor in Chief ever since.
Reviewing for the following Journals
1. European Journal of International Relations
2. Problems of Post-Communism
3. International Studies Perspectives
4. International Affairs
5. Journal of International Relations and Development
6. Slavic Review
7. Croatian International Studies Review
8. International Journal of Conflict Engagement and Resolution
9. Journal of Human Rights Practice
10. Südosteuropa. Journal of Politics and Society
11. Međunarodna politika
12. Političke perspektive
13. Godišnjak Fakulteta političkih nauka u Sarajevu
14. Godišnjak Fakulteta političkih nauka u Beogradu
Consultancies
1. Expert, ‘Varieties of democracies’, coder for Serbia, 2014-2016.
2. Expert, ‘Key political and security aspects of Serbia’s participation in 13
ongoing EU crisis management operations’, solicited by the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia and implemented by the Institute
for International Politics and Economics. With Svetlana Đurđević Lukić and
Marko Novaković. From 29 March 2012 to 17 July 2012.
3. Rapporteur, ‘Third International Conference of Ombudsman Institutions for
Armed Forces’, Belgrade, 13-15 2011.
4. Expert, Thematic National Youth Strategy, solicited by the Ministry of Youth
and Sports, Government of Serbia. I was the main coordinator of a thematic
group on youth security from October 2007 to October 2008.
Study trips
1. ‘Academic Exchange Israel Mission Tour’. High level meetings with policy
makers in Israel and Palestine organized by Academic Exchange (Santa
Barbara), Rabin Centre (Tel Aviv), RAND Corporation (Santa Monica) and
Miliken Institute (Santa Monica), 23 -30 August 2015.
2. ‘Diplomatic Seminar for Young Jewish Leaders’, High level meetings with
policy makers in Israel and Palestine organized by the Israeli Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, 6-16 July 2009.
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Professional training
1. Leading Research Teams, organized by University of Bristol June-September
2017 (forthcoming).
2. Strategic Management for Leaders of Non-Governmental Organizations
organised by John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University,
Athens, 25-29 March 2008
3. NORDCAPs Balkan CIMIC Course, Peacekeeping Operations Centre, General
staff, Military of Serbia, Belgrade, 3-8 June 2008.
4. Productive Academic Writing, 15-29 January 2016 organised by Academic
Staff Development, University of Bristol.
Visiting Fellowships
1. Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), May-October 2010.
2. Norwegian Institute for International Affairs (NUPI) Oslo, August-October
2008
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