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DR ISABELLE IOANNIDES
Department of Governance Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
De Boolelaan 1081, 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands
T: +31 (0)20 59 85484 ‖ F: +31 (0)20 59 86820 ‖E: i.ioannides@fsw.vu.nl ‖ www.inexproject.eu
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
• RESEARCH EXPERTISE: Post‐conflict reconstruction; security governance; police reform; security sector reform; EU crisis
management; critical approaches to peacebuilding; complex organisational change; Western Balkans; Cyprus; Middle East.
• LANGUAGE SKILLS: English, Greek, French (mother tongue level); formal Arabic (fair); German, Macedonian (basic).
• COMPUTER LITERACY: PC and Macintosh; DOS and Windows; WordPerfect; MS Word; MS Excel; MS PowerPoint; SPSS;
NUD*IST, Quark Xpress; Adobe PhotoShop; EndNote; Nexis/ Lexis; the Internet.
RESEARCH & POLITICAL ANALYSIS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Sept. 09‐
present
Oct. 02‐
present
Jan.‐March
09 & May‐
Sept. 05
May‐July
05
May‐July
04
Sept. 03‐
Sept. 04
July 03
Sept. 01‐
Sept. 02
March‐July
00
VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT AMSTERDAM (VUA), Department of Governance Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Post‐Doctoral Researcher: Conduct research and fieldwork for the EC‐funded
project INEX: Conflicting and converging values in the internal/external security continuum in Europe.
INSTITUT D’ETUDES EUROPEENNES (IEE), Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Brussels, Belgium.
Associate Research Fellow (Visiting Research Fellow, Feb. 2005‐Sept. 2007): Research, present and publish on
inter‐ethnic relations in the Western Balkans; the performance and impact of EU civilian crisis management in
the Western Balkans; EU development policy; and institutional reforms in EU external action.
EUROPEAN UNION INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES (EUISS), Paris, France.
Consultant Researcher: Drafted book chapter evaluating police missions in fYROM; prepared assessment of
activities, programmes, organisation and outcome of the European Union Police Mission ‘Proxima’ in fYROM.
COMMON VALUES, Skopje, fYROM.
Visiting Political Analyst: Conducted fieldwork in the former crisis regions in fYROM; interviewed relevant
stakeholders to assess progress in international rule of law and security sector reform programmes.
INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRACY, SOLIDARITY AND CIVIL SOCIETY (IDSCS), Skopje, fYROM.
Visiting Researcher: Conducted field research in the former crisis regions in northwest fYROM; interviewed
relevant stakeholders; mapped activities on security sector reform.
CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND SECURITY (CICS), Department of Peace Studies,
University of Bradford, Bradford, UK.
Marie Curie Research Fellow/ Researcher: Researched, presented and published on peace support operations
in the Western Balkans, international SSR missions and EU civilian crisis management; co‐organised and coauthored
proceedings of a Wilton Park conference on international post‐conflict police operations (in
cooperation with the United Nations Unit in the FCO).
Consultant Researcher: Conducted policy analysis for the UK government’s Global Conflict Prevention Pool
Middle East and North Africa Strategy Team.
BONN INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR CONVERSION (BICC), Bonn, Germany.
Marie Curie Research Fellow/ Researcher: Analysed, presented and published on EU crisis management and
non‐governmental controls of EU crisis management; organised a workshop on arms control, procurement and
transfers in Europe; coordinated arms control activities of EC mobility research programme.
EUROPEAN COMMISSION, Forward Studies Unit, Secretariat‐General, Brussels, Belgium.
Trainee: Published on cross‐border cooperation in the Middle East and Eastern Mediterranean (including
Cyprus); co‐authored European Commission Working Paper; organised conference on post‐conflict
reconstruction in Kosovo; monitored EU policy on governance, enlargement and the neighbourhood policy.

May‐June
95
COUNCIL OF EUROPE, Directorate on Education, Culture & Sports, Out‐of‐School Section, Strasbourg,
France. Intern: Reviewed manuscript A Handbook for Democracy; organised conference on cultural rights.
MANAGEMENT & ADVOCACY
Jan. 08‐
Jan. 09
April 08‐
Dec. 09
Nov. 06
Sept. 00‐
Aug. 01
Sept. 96‐
May 97
THE FUTURE WORLDS CENTRE (FWC), Nicosia, Cyprus.
Head of the Humanitarian Affairs Unit: Managed Unit for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture (URVT)
and UNHCR‐ and ERF‐funded programmes on asylum seekers, refugees, victims of torture and human
trafficking; organised public awareness campaigns; managed relations with government services, NGOs and
the media; ensured transition of URVT into an independent NGO; strategised with FWC board members;
supervised ten members of staff. The Unit was awarded the 2008 Cyprus Civil Society Award for Social Inclusion.
Policy and Fundraising Advisor: Representative of the Cyprus NGDO Platform at a European level; advised
on long‐term capacity‐building development; devised fundraising strategy and action plan; organised
programme restructuring; coordinated publications; prepared information material; formulated new projects.
UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME – ACTION FOR COOPERATION AND TRUST
(UNDP‐ACT), Nicosia, Cyprus. Lead Consultant on the NGO Institutional and Legal Framework Review:
Established NGO working group to debate the legal reform; managed relations between government services
and NGOs to increase knowledge‐sharing and capacity‐building; organised international study visit and
regional conference; drafted press releases and conference report.
SOUTH ASIA STRATEGIC STABILITY INSTITUTE – LONDON (SASSIL), London, UK.
Brussels Representative: Organised conference on nuclear export controls and non‐proliferation; prepared
conference report; responsible for advertising, including handling the media; led team of five staff members.
EUROPEAN BUREAU FOR CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT (EBCD), Brussels, Belgium.
Parliamentary Liaison Officer: Managed European Parliament (EP) Intergroup on Sustainable Development
(advocacy, policy monitoring, conference organisation); developed relations with EU institutions, EU member
state representatives, NGOs, the UN and the media; prepared speeches for Members of the EP; wrote EBCD
policy publications; identified funding opportunities and prepared funding proposals; supervised interns.
UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS (UCS), Arms Control and International Security Programme,
Washington, DC, USA. Arms Control Intern promoted to Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC)
Coordinator: Analysed and published on Chinese nuclear arms transfers and non‐proliferation policy; led
advocacy efforts in five states and liaised with US Senate for the CWC ratification; organised briefings and
conferences; wrote US Senator’s floor statement; organised events on START III and NATO Enlargement.
TRAINING & TEACHING
Feb. 09 &
Feb. 08
Sept.‐Dec.
04
Feb.‐May
03
CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND SECURITY (CICS), Department of Peace Studies,
University of Bradford, Bradford, UK. Consultant Trainer (for the UK FCO Chevening Fellowship programme)
on security sector reform in post‐conflict settings.
DEPARTMENT OF PEACE STUDIES, University of Bradford, Bradford, UK.
General Teaching Assistant: Developed and taught undergraduate course on study skills and exam
preparation techniques; provided individual tutoring to undergraduates facing learning difficulties.
Seminar Tutor: Designed and taught seminars of undergraduate course ‘Strategic Studies’ (compulsory course
on current security issues for the ‘International Relations and Security Studies’ degree).
JOURNALISM & EDITING
Sept. 99‐
Feb. 00
Jan‐Aug.
98
Sept. 96‐
May 97
POLITIS (national daily newspaper), Nicosia, Cyprus.
Journalist/ News Editor: Conducted interviews with high‐level political leaders; wrote commentaries and
editorials for International and Politics pages; columnist for Sunday paper on topical issues.
POSTA EUROPE (French‐Turkish monthly newspaper), Paris, France.
Freelance Journalist: Prepared articles and editorials analysing political issues.
MIDDLE EAST INSTITUTE, Washington, DC, USA.
Middle East Journal Department Volunteer: Prepared book reviews.
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EDUCATION
2003‐2007 PhD in International Relations and Security Studies
UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD, Department of Peace Studies, Bradford, UK.
Thesis: “The European Union and Learning from Support for Post‐Conflict Police Reform: A Critical Analysis of
Macedonia (2001‐2005)” (passed with no corrections).
2002‐2003 Master of Research (MRes) in Research Methods for the Social Sciences (International Relations)
(Distinction)
UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD, Department of Peace Studies/ Graduate School, Bradford, UK.
Dissertation: “Evaluating Outside Intervention in Post‐Conflict Police Reform: The Construction of Research
Strategies for ‘Bottom‐Up’ Evaluation”.
1997‐1999 Diplôme d’Etudes Approfondies (DEA) in Political Science (Comparative Politics & Middle East Studies)
INSTITUT D’ETUDES POLITIQUES DE PARIS (‘Sciences‐Po’), Paris, France.
Dissertation: “The Rapprochement between the Greek‐ and Turkish‐Cypriot Communities: The Problematique
of Transitioning to a Multiethnic Society” (in French).
1992‐1996 Bachelor of Arts (BA) (Distinction)
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA.
Double Major: Foreign Affairs and French Literature
AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS & HONOURS
TOTAL AMOUNT FUNDRAISED: 130,000 EURO
♦ International Studies Association (ISA) Grant (2009).
♦ Compagnia di San Paolo (Torino) Conference & Travel Grant (2008).
♦ Fellowship of the Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (Stockholm) in the context of the joint research and training programme
entitled ‘European Foreign and Security Policy Studies’ (2005‐2007).
♦ Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (Stockholm) Conference & Travel Grant (2006, 2007).
♦ Travel Grant of the Young Researchers Workshop of the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) Standing
Group on International Relations (2007).
♦ Volkswagen Stiftung (Hanover) Conference & Travel Grant (2007).
♦ The UK Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Studentship (2003‐2007).
♦ In the context of the Specialist Group on ‘European Union Conflict Prevention and Crisis Management Policies’
(EUCPCM), the UK University Association for Contemporary European Studies (UACES) Travel Grant (2006, 2007).
♦ The UK University Association for Contemporary European Studies (UACES) Scholarship (2005).
♦ The British International Studies Association (BISA) Postgraduate Research Award (2004).
♦ Travel Grant from the Centre for International Cooperation and Security (CICS) (2004).
♦ Marie Curie Research Fellowship in the framework of the European Commission research and training network
entitled ‘Bridging the Accountability Gap in the European Defence and Security Policy’ (2003‐2004; 2001‐2002).
♦ The Chevening Scholarship, British Council/ UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (2002‐2003).
♦ The Democratic Leadership Programme, Council of Europe Training Award (2002, 2005).
♦ ‘Sciences‐Po’ Travel Grant for fieldwork in Turkey (April 1998) and Cyprus (May 1998).
♦ Graduated with Distinction at undergraduate and graduate levels.
♦ Dean’s List (1992‐1996).
♦ Member of merit‐based honour societies: Golden Key National Honour Society; Pi Sigma Alpha (The National Political
Science Honour Society); Phi Sigma Iota (The International Foreign Language Honour Society); Phi Eta Sigma
(Freshman Honour Society).
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS
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Editorial Board Member of the Peace, Conflict & Development Journal (Department of Peace Studies, University of
Bradford, Bradford, UK) (2002‐present)
Peer Reviewer for a number of academic journals on peace studies and international relations.
Trainer in Conflict Resolution: advanced training in media skills in conflict‐torn societies, negotiation, conflict
resolution, confidence building and leadership skills. Organised by the Fulbright Commission Cyprus, the Democratic
Leadership Programme of the Council of Europe, and NGOs in Cyprus and the Western Balkans.
Certified Trainer in the problem‐solving methodology “Structured Democratic Dialogue Process” (SDDP).
Senior Advisory Board Member, ‘Hope for Children’‐Office for Children’s Rights, Nicosia, Cyprus.
Substantive stay in conflict zones (Macedonia, Bosnia‐Herzegovina and the Palestinian Territories); extensive travel in
the Middle East, Western Balkans, North America, Europe and Japan.
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MEMBERSHIP AND AFFILIATION
‘European Foreign and Security Policy Studies’ Joint Research and Training Network of the Riksbankens Jubileumsfond
(Stockholm), Compagnia di San Paolo (Torino) and VolkswagenFoundation (Hanover) (2006‐present)
International Studies Association (ISA), USA (2006‐present)
British International Studies Association (BISA), UK (2003‐present)
University Association for Contemporary European Studies (UACES), UK (2005‐present)
♦ UACES Specialist Group on “European Union Conflict Prevention and Crisis Management” (EUCPCM), UK (2006‐
present)
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Women in International Security (WIIS) ‐ Brussels, Belgium (2005‐present)
Democratic Leadership Programme, Council of Europe, Strasbourg, France (1999‐present)
Association for Cypriot, Greek and Turkish Affairs, UK (1997‐present)
References Available upon Request.
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ANNEX I
PUBLICATIONS AND WORK IN PROGRESS
Book
The Politics of European Policebuilding: Innovation, Change and Learning in Post‐Conflict Reconstruction. (in preparation)
Chapters in Books
EU Missions in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. In G. Grevi and D. Keohane (eds) Ten Years of European
Security and Defence Policy (ESDP). Paris: European Union Institute for Security Studies. (forthcoming Oct. 2009)
Demobilisation after War. In International Encyclopaedia for Peace. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (forthcoming Oct. 2009)
La réforme de la police en Macédoine : la coordination interinstitutionnelle et la coopération internationale à l’épreuve. In B.
Delcourt, E. Klimis and M. Martinelli (eds) L’Union européenne et la gestion de crises. Aspects civils et militaires. Brussels:
Presses universitaires de Bruxelles, 2008, p. 103‐128.
Police Mission in Macedonia. In M. Emerson and E. Gross (eds) Evaluating the EU’s Crisis Management Missions in the Balkans.
Brussels: Centre for European Policy Studies, 2007, p. 81‐126. Available at www.ceps.eu
EU Police Mission Proxima: Testing the ‘European’ Approach to Building Peace. In A. Nowak (ed.) Civilian Crisis
Management: The EU Way. Chaillot Paper No. 90. Paris: European Union Institute for Security Studies, June 2006, p. 69‐86.
Available at www.iss.europa.eu
Surplus Weapons and their Disposal. In Conversion Survey 2003: Global Disarmament, Demilitarization and Demobilization.
Baden‐Baden: NOMOS Verlagsgesellschaft, May 2003, p. 81‐99. (with Sami Faltas and Jocelyn Mawdsley)
Surplus Weapons and their Disposal. In Conversion Survey 2002: Global Disarmament, Demilitarization and Demobilization.
Baden‐Baden: NOMOS Verlagsgesellschaft, May 2002, p. 79‐86. (with Sami Faltas and Mary Foster)
Journal Articles
“European Policebuilding: Exporting Security or Securing Peace?” (in preparation to be submitted to Ethnopolitics)
“Learning from EU Civilian Crisis Management: The Limits of Change in International Organisations.” (in preparation to be
submitted to European Foreign Affairs Review)
“EU Police Reform in Macedonia: ‘Learning‐by‐Doing’?”, CFSP Forum 4(4), July 2006, p. 5‐8. Available at www.fornet.info
Policy Reports & Briefs
‘European Policing’? A Critical Analysis of EU Crisis Management Efforts in the Western Balkans. In ASN Conference
Proceedings “Globalisation, Nationalism and Ethnic Conflicts in the Balkans and Its Regional Context”. Belgrade: Forum for Ethnic
relations, 2007.
Strengthened Export Controls: Pakistan’s Experience, Current and Future Challenges and Options. Conference Proceedings. Annual
Conference of South Asian Strategic Stability Institute (UK). Brussels, 16‐17 November 2006.
Workshop III: Transnational and Global Challenges. Rapporteur’s Report. 4th Belgian Inter‐University Conference organised by
the Euro‐Atlantic Association, in Brussels, 18 March 2005.
International Post‐Conflict Policing Operations: Enhancing Coordination and Effectiveness. Report on Wilton Park Conference S03/4.
Wilton Park/ Bradford, January 2004. (Rapporteur and co‐author) Available at
http://www.wiltonpark.org.uk/documents/conferences/WPS04‐3/pdfs/WPS04‐3.pdf
The European Rapid Reaction Force: Implications for Democratic Accountability. Paper 24. Bonn: Bonn International Centre for
Conversion (BICC), September 2002. Available at www.bicc.de
La Pauvreté. Premières réflexions sur les moyens de lutte et pistes pour l’action. European Commission Working Paper 2000.
Brussels: Forward Studies Unit, Secretariat‐General, European Commission, 2000. (with Benedicte Caremier and Francesco
Milner) Available at http://europa.eu.int/comm/cdp/working‐paper/pauvrete.pdf
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The Role of Cross‐border Cooperation in the EU’s Policy towards its Neighbours – An Assessment of the Last Ten Years. II D(2000)
900552. Brussels: Forward Studies Unit, Secretariat‐General, European Commission, 17 July 2000.
The Communist Party, the National Government and the Military of the Peoples Republic of China: Structure and Process.
Washington, DC: Arms Control and International Security Programme, Union of Concerned Scientists, December 1996.
Numerous policy briefs for the European Parliament Intergroup on Sustainable Development, 2000‐2001; European Bureau
for Conservation and Development Newsletters, 2000‐2001.
Book Reviews
“Book Review: Democratisation and the Prevention of Violent Conflict: Lessons Learned from Bulgaria and Macedonia (J.
Engström)”, The Cyprus Review (forthcoming: 2009).
“Book Review: EU Security Governance (Kirchner E. and Sperling, J.)”, Journal of Common Market Studies 47(3), June 2009:
677‐678.
“Book Review: Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding in Post‐War Societies (Ed. Mason, T. D. and Meernik, J. D.)”, Peace,
Conflict and Development: An Interdisciplinary Journal (forthcoming 2009).
“Book Review: More than the Break‐up of Yugoslavia”, Peace, Conflict and Development: An Interdisciplinary Journal 10, March
2007. Available at www.peacestudiesjournal.org.uk
“Book Review: Cyprus‐Across the Cultures”, Peace, Conflict and Development: An Interdisciplinary Journal 9, July 2006.
Available at www.peacestudiesjournal.org.uk
Journalism
“In Defence of Democracy”, Parliament Magazine (Brussels: European Parliament), 11 November 2002, p. 47.
« Diviser pour Régner : la construction de l’identité chypriote turque. Part I », Posta Europe 19, May 1998, p. 16.
« Diviser pour Régner : la construction de l’identité chypriote turque. Part II », Posta Europe 20, June 1998, p. 16.
Numerous articles on international relations and politics for POLITIS (in Greek), 1999‐2000. Available at www.politisnews.com
Recent Conference Papers & Lectures
“ESDP @ 10: what lessons for the future?” A high level debate organised jointly by the Swedish Presidency of the European
Union, the EU Institute for Security Studies in collaboration with the Swedish Institute of International Affairs, in Brussels,
28 July 2009.
“Contesting the Police Reform Agenda: What Peace Are We Building?” Paper prepared for the panel “Critical Reflections
on Statebuilding: Searching for Clarity Where There Is None” of the International Association Studies (ISA) Annual
Convention, in New York, New York, 15‐18 February 2009.
“Security Sector Reform in EU External Relations: Assessing the Concept and its Implementation in the Balkans”. Paper
prepared for the International Studies Association (ISA) Annual Convention, in San Francisco, California, 25‐29 March 2008.
“The Limits of Learning and Change in International Organisations: Insights from EU Civilian Crisis Management”. Paper
presented at the conference titled “Learning and its Application to EU Foreign and Security Policy”. Organised by the
Centre for the Study of International Governance, Loughborough University, at the Royal Overseas League, in London, 16
November 2007.
“‘European Policebuilding’: A Critical Approach to EU Police Reform in Post‐Conflict Societies”. Paper prepared for the
Young Researchers Workshop of ECPR Standing Group on International Relations titled “Fighting Crime in the Backyard:
EU Internal Security Policies in the Balkans”, in Turin, 11 September 2007.
“‘European Police‐building’ in Macedonia: ‘Hard’ Targets Hidden in a ‘Soft’ Agenda?” Paper prepared for the final
conference of the University Association for Contemporary European Studies (UACES) Specialist Group on ‘European
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Union Conflict Prevention and Crisis Management Policies’ (EUCPCM), Fondation Universitaire, in Brussels, on 5‐6 July
2007.
“Understanding EU Institutional Change in Civilian Crisis Management: Learning from Police Reform Efforts?” Paper
prepared for the Research Seminars on International Relations, Peace and Security entitled “‘Institution‐building’: Une
modalité de gestion des désordres internationaux ?” Organised by the REPI and the Bernheim Pole on Peace and
Citizenship, in Brussels, 14 May 2007.
“‘European Policing’? A Critical Analysis of the EU Crisis Management Efforts in the Western Balkans”. Paper presented at
the Association for Nationalism Studies (ASN) Conference entitled “Globalisation, Nationalism and Ethnic Conflicts in the
Balkans and Its Regional Context”, in Belgrade, 28‐30 September 2006.
“Police Reform in Macedonia: Assessing EU Cross‐Pillar and International Cooperation”. Paper presented at the Conference
entitled “Evaluating EU Crisis Management: Civil and Military Aspects”, organised by the Institute for European Studies,
Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and the Bernheim Pole on Peace and Citizenship, in Brussels, 21‐22 September 2006.
“Policy Learning in the European Union on Civilian Crisis Management: The case of Externally Assisted Police Reform”.
Paper presented at the 2nd Autumn Conference “An EU Foreign and Security Policy with Global Reach? Actors,
Procedures, Capabilities and Effectiveness”, organised by the Institut für Europäische Politik (IEP), Compagnia di San Paolo
(Torino), Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (Stockholm) and the Volkswagen Foundation (Hanover), in Brussels, 12‐16 September
2006.
“‘European Policing’?: A Critical Approach to EU Crisis Management Efforts”. Paper presented at the European Foreign
Policy Conference 2006, organised by the London School of Economics and King’s College London, in London, 30 June‐1
July 2006.
“Implementing Police Reform in Macedonia: Lessons (Not) Learned on EU Coherence and Effectiveness”. Lecture delivered
for the course entitled “Divided Societies IX: The Challenge of Institution‐Building”, organised for advanced
undergraduates and MA students from Wayne State University, in Dubrovnik, Croatia, 18‐28 April 2006.
“Police Reform in Macedonia: Testing EU Coherence and Effectiveness on the Ground”. Paper presented for the first
Workshop of the University Association on Contemporary European Studies (UACES), Specialist Group “European Union
Conflict Prevention and Crisis Management”, organised at the London School of Economics, in London, on 2 February 2006.
“‘Democratic Security’ in the Cyprus Police Force”. Paper prepared for the seminar entitled “Democratic Oversight of the
Security Sector”, organised by the Council of Europe and the Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces
(DCAF), at the European Youth Centre Strasbourg, in Strasbourg, 9‐13 March 2005.
“Implementing the European Security and Defence Policy in Macedonia: Achievements, Challenges and Prospects”. Paper
presented at the International Politics and Security Studies Research Group, Department of Peace Studies, University of
Bradford, in Bradford, on 6 October 2004.
“Putting EU Crisis Management and Conflict Prevention to the Test: Police Reform in Macedonia and Accountability”.
Paper presented at the workshop titled “The EU’s Role in Conflict Prevention and Crisis Management: A View from an
Accountability Perspective”, Institute of Studies in Conflicts and Humanitarian Action, Madrid, 12‐13 December 2003.
“The EU Enlargement Process: a Catalyst for a Solution to the Cyprus Problem?” Paper presented at the “Democratic
Leadership Programme Forum”, in Ohrid (fYROM), 18‐24 November 2002.
“The European Rapid Reaction Force: Understanding the Implications for Democratic Accountability and Transparency”.
Paper presented at the workshop entitled “Arms Control, Procurement and Transfers in Europe: Aspects of Accountability,
Transparency and Legitimacy”, organised by the Bonn International Centre for Conversion (BICC) and the Université libre
de Bruxelles (ULB), in Bonn, 21‐23 June 2002.
“Efforts of the G8, Regional Frameworks and the United Nations toward the Resolution of Conflicts” (Panellist) and “The
Role of Civil Society toward the Realisation of a Peaceful International Community” (Panellist). Contributions presented at
the Young Leaders Summit 2000 on “Building a 21st Century of Peace and Coexistence”, organised by the Foreign Ministry
of Japan and the European Commission, in Okinawa, Japan, 11‐14 June 2000.
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