CURRICULUM VITAE - Centre for Southeast European Studies
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<strong>CURRICULUM</strong> <strong>VITAE</strong><br />
NAME:<br />
CONTACT DETAILS:<br />
Ljubica Spaskovska<br />
History Department<br />
University of Exeter<br />
Amory Building<br />
Rennes Drive<br />
Exeter EX4 4RJ<br />
England UK<br />
Phone numbers: +44 (0)7943608521; +389(0)70575418<br />
E-mail address:<br />
ls351@exeter.ac.uk; ljubiji@yahoo.com<br />
PERSONAL DETAILS:<br />
-Date of birth: 2 nd May 1981<br />
-Gender: female<br />
-Nationality: Macedonian<br />
-Marital status: single<br />
ACADEMIC HISTORY:<br />
September 2010 – present: PhD candidate, College of Humanities,<br />
University of Exeter, UK<br />
June 2009: Central <strong>European</strong> University, Budapest - Hungary, Master of<br />
Arts degree in Central <strong>European</strong> History with distinction<br />
July 2008: Sarajevo Peace Academy, Bosnia-Herzegovina, “Civilizing<br />
Nationalism - Pacification of the Region”<br />
October 2007: University of Sarajevo/University of Bologna, Master of<br />
Arts degree in Democracy and Human Rights<br />
June 2007: Inter-University <strong>Centre</strong> of Post-Graduate <strong>Studies</strong>, Dubrovnik,<br />
Croatia, Summer course “War Crimes, Genocide and Memories”<br />
April 2007: CODAP (Youth Human Rights Resource <strong>Centre</strong> - Geneva,<br />
Switzerland), Human Rights Training<br />
2000 – 2005: University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius - Skopje, Bachelor<br />
of Arts in Comparative Literature and French<br />
2003/2004: Women (Gender) <strong>Studies</strong>, Women’s <strong>Centre</strong> of Macedonia<br />
SOZM (participation and training in the Alternatives <strong>for</strong> Violence Project)<br />
September 2003: University of Strasbourg, France, Transeuropéennes<br />
Summer University on the Balkans, the post-conflict period and the EU enlargement<br />
2002/2003: Duke University, USA, visiting student - Undergraduate<br />
Exchange Program, Open Society Institute<br />
WORK/VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE:<br />
October 2010 – present: University of Exeter, U.K., “History Foundation”<br />
seminar tutor<br />
July 2009 – July 2010: University of Edinburgh, Scotland, U.K.,<br />
“<strong>European</strong>ization of Citizenship in the Successor States of the Former Yugoslavia”<br />
(CITSEE), research fellow
January 2008 - May 2008: NGO DELTA <strong>for</strong> the Balkans, Pristina, R.<br />
Kosovo, program officer<br />
November/December 2007: wider NGO coalition, “Comparative analysis<br />
of the legal aspects in Macedonia and the EU on sexual and health rights”, assistant and<br />
co-author<br />
February 2006 - April 2006: Poland, volunteer at the PEACE – Lesson of<br />
Tolerance project organized by AIESEC and the UNDP (teaching MDGs in Polish highschools)<br />
November 2005 - June 2006: Macedonian Academy of Sciences and<br />
Arts, part-time junior project assistant<br />
August 2002 - May 2003: Duke University Libraries, USA, student<br />
assistant<br />
2000/2001 - <strong>European</strong> Youth Forum AEGEE (Association des Etats<br />
Généraux des Etudiants de l’Europe), active board-member<br />
October/November 1999: OSCE/ODIHR mission in Skopje, Macedonia,<br />
interpreter/translator<br />
PUBLISHED WORKS<br />
Academic Papers/Chapters/Book Reviews:<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “Landscapes of Triumph, Memory and Loss: Yugoslav<br />
Supra-Nationalism and Anti-Nationalism”. In: Bojan Bilic and Vesna Jankovic,<br />
Eds. Resisting the Evil: (Post) Yugoslav Anti-War Contention (Nomos),<br />
<strong>for</strong>thcoming 2012.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “The Fractured ‘We’ and the Ethno-National ‘I’: the<br />
Macedonian Citizenship Framework”, Citizenship <strong>Studies</strong>, <strong>for</strong>thcoming 2012.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “Stairway to Hell – the Yugoslav Rock Scene and Youth<br />
during the Crisis Decade 1981-1991”, East Central Europe 38 (2011): 355-372.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “Book Review: ‘Macedonia and the Macedonians: a<br />
History’”, <strong>Southeast</strong>ern Europe 34/2 (2010): 260-262(3).<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “In Search of a Demos: Trans<strong>for</strong>mations of Citizenship and<br />
Belonging in the Republic of Macedonia”, CITSEE Working Paper Series<br />
2010/11.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “Macedonia’s Nationals, Minorities and Refugees in the<br />
Post-Communist Labyrinths of Citizenship”, CITSEE Working Paper Series<br />
2010/05.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “The Glocal Entrapment - on the Phenomenon of Poverty<br />
in a Global Context”, SEEU Review 4/2 (2008): 123-139.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “ReCommuNaissance - on the Phenomenon of Communist<br />
Nostalgia in Slovenia and Poland”, Anthropological Journal of <strong>European</strong> Cultures<br />
17/1 (2008): 136-150.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “Under the Waves of the Ocean of Consciousness - on the<br />
Phenomenon of Remorse of Consciousness in Ulysses by James Joyce.”<br />
Mirage, 19/2008.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “The Cry of the Black World – on Certain Aspects of<br />
Beloved by Tony Morrison”, Mirage, electronic magazine, 11/2005.
Newspaper Articles:<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “On Temples and Other Demons”, Globus weekly, 2010.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “The Shine and Misery of Ethnic Entrepreneurs”, Nova<br />
Makedonija (Macedonian Daily Newspaper). 18 th July, 2009.<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “The ‘Human’ in Human Rights”, Novi Pogledi - Journal of<br />
the Alumni Association of the <strong>Centre</strong> <strong>for</strong> Interdisciplinary Postgraduate <strong>Studies</strong><br />
(ACIPS) Vol. 12 (2008).<br />
• Spaskovska, Ljubica. “Looking Away from Workers’ Rights”, Dnevnik<br />
(Macedonian Daily Newspaper), 21 st July, 2007.<br />
Translated books:<br />
• Houellebecq, Michel. La Possibilité d’une île (translated from French into<br />
Macedonian by Ljubica Spaskovska). Skopje: TRI, 2007.<br />
• Echenoz. Jean. Un An (translated from French into Macedonian by Ljubica<br />
Spaskovska). Skopje: Templum, 2006.<br />
Fiction:<br />
• Spaskovska. Ljubica. Matisse’s Snail, short stories. Skopje: Matica Makedonska,<br />
2006.<br />
ADDITIONAL SKILLS:<br />
- Languages:<br />
Macedonian- native<br />
English – professionally fluent<br />
French – professionally fluent<br />
Serbo-Croat – fluent<br />
Spanish- intermediate