Stanislav Secrieru, PhD

Stanislav Secrieru, PhD
Current professional activities
• Center for East-European and Asian Studies, Bucharest, Associate Researcher, 2008-
present.
Education:
• Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science (Magna cum Laude), Department of
International Relations and European Integration, National School of Political
Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest, Romania, 2003-2007.
• Master of Arts in Political Science, National School of Political Studies and Public
Administration, Bucharest, Romania, 2004-2005.
• Academic post-university studies, Department of International Relations and
European Integration, National School of Political Studies and Public
Administration, Bucharest, Romania, 2001-2003.
Teaching Experience:
• “International Security Environment: A Strategic Perspective”, MA level course,
NATO Studies Center, Bucharest, Teaching Assistant, 2004-2005.
• “Russia and post-Soviet space”, PFP Regional Training Center, Bucharest, Guest
Lecture, 2004-2005.
• “Theory of International Relations”, MA level course, National School of Political
Studies and Public Administration, Department of International Relations and
European Integration, Bucharest, Teaching Assistant, 2003-2004.
Previous professional experience:
• European Council on Foreign Relations, London, Consultant (project ”European and
Russian Power in the Troubled Neighborhood”), 2008-2009.
• NATO Defense College, Research Branch, Rome, PfP Research Fellow (Russian
foreign policy), 2006.
• Conflict Prevention Studies Center, Black Sea University Foundation, Bucharest,
Junior Researcher (conflicts in the post-Soviet world), 2003-2004.
Selective list of publications:
• ”Integration Reloaded: Streamlining Moldova’s European Course” (English), FIIA
Briefing Paper No.56, March, 2010, Helsinki
• “Illusion of Power: Russia after the South Caucasus Battle” (English), CEPS
Working Document, No.311, February, 2009, Brussels.
• “Russian Foreign Policy in Times of Crisis: Greater Compliance or Resilient Self-
Confidence?” (English), CEPS Policy Brief, No.192, 30 June 2009, Brussels.
• “Russia After Empire: Between Regional Power and Global Custodian” (Romanian),
European Institute Publishing House, 2008, Iasi.
• “From Weakness to Self-Confidence: Russian Foreign Policy (2000-2008)”
(Romanian), Echidistante, Vol.51, No.3-4, 2008, Iasi.
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• “New Russian Foreign Policy Concept: Self-Confidence, Ambiguous Egalitarian
Revisionism and Preservation of Status Quo” (Romanian), Centre for East-European
and Asian Studies Brief, No.1, July, 2008, Bucharest.
• “Geo-economic Accents in Russian Foreign Policy” (Romanian), Strategic Monitor,
Vol.8, No.1-2, 2007, Bucharest.
• “Russia’s Foreign Policy under Putin: CIS Project Renewed” (English), UNISCI
Discussion Papers, No.10, January, 2006, Madrid.
• “Russia’s Quest for Strategic Identity” (English), NATO Defence College
Occasional Paper, No.18, November, 2006, Rome.
• “Energy War in the South Caucasus” (English), Centre for Security and International
Studies Analysis, No.5, December, 2006, Bucharest.
• “North Caucasus: Island of Instability from Caspian to Black Sea” (Romanian),
Romanian Review of Political Science and International Relations, Vol.3, No.1,
2006, Bucharest.
• “Perspectives on Causes and Transformation of War” and “World Order – Concepts
and Perspectives” (Romanian) co-authored with Daniel Biro, chapters in Manual on
International Relations, (eds.) Andrei Miroiu, Radu-Sebastian Ungureanu,
POLIROM Publishing House, 2006, Bucharest.
• “Seizure of Pristina Airport: Explaining Russian Foreign Policy Decision-Making
Process” (English), Sarindar Papers, January, 2006, Bucharest.
• “Moldova at the Crossroads: Between Near Abroad and Wider-Europe
Neighbourhood” (English), The Romanian Journal of Society and Politics, Vol.4,
No.1, May, 2004, Bucharest.
Languages:
English, Russian; Romanian (native).
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