CV of Stefan Bouzarovski - University of Birmingham

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University of Cambridge, 4 th April 2007; • (invited seminar) ‘Liquid architectures: building cities without gravity’, Oxford University Centre for the Environment, 12 th February 2007; • (invited seminar) ‘Geographies of ethnopolitics: unravelling the spatial and political economies of ethnic conflict’, SEESOX Seminar, St Anthony’s College, Oxford, 11 th May 2006; • (selected paper) ‘Happiness and post-conflict cultures’ colloquium, University of Nottingham, 6 th May 2006; • (invited seminar) ‘Households matter: the quiet demography of urban transformation’, School of Geography, Queen Mary University of London, 18 th January 2005; • (plenary speaker) ‘Sustainable development in Europe’ workshop, Council of Europe Youth Centre, Strasbourg, 15 th December 2000. Editorial and reviewing assignments: • Since 2009: Member, Editorial Board, Acta Geografica Universitatis Carolinae; • 2009: Editor, Geojournal special issue on Landscapes and Flexibility; • Since 2006: reviewer for the Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Geoforum, Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, Environment and Planning A, Environment and Planning B, Environment and Planning C, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, European Urban and Regional Studies, Geographical Review, Journal of Urban Affairs, Energy Policy, Area, European Security, Borderlands, Journal of Cleaner Production, Geografie, Identities; Routledge; Ashgate; ESRC, EPSRC, NERC, Grant Agency of the Czech Republic, Anniversary Fund of the Austrian National Bank, Government of Ireland Postdoctoral Fellowships; • 1998: Member, Editorial Board, Environment; • Since 2006: Member, Editorial Board, CEA Journal of Economics; • 1994-1999: Executive Editor, The Macedonian Times. Bibliometric data (as of 29/2/2012) H-index: 5 (not including book citations) Total citations in Web of science: 109 Total citations in Google scholar: 259 Knowledge exchange: • Since 2004: Visiting Professor: Department of Economic Geography, Institute of Geography, University of Gdańsk, Poland; • 2011: Guest Lecturer, College of Europe, Bruges; • 2010/2011: Guest Lecturer, Humboldt University, Berlin; • 2010: Guest Lecturer, Chevening Fellowship Programme on ‘The Economics of Energy’ funded by the British Council and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Institute for Energy Research and Policy, Birmingham; • 2009: Guest Professor, Stockholm Centre on Health of Societies in Transition, Stockholm; • 2009: Visiting Researcher, Centre for Baltic and East European Studies, Södertörn University College Stockholm; • 2009-2011: Core member, Interdisciplinary Research Cluster on Energy Systems, Equity and Vulnerability; • 2008-2011: Visiting Professor, Geography Section, Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic; 10
• 2009: Guest Lecturer, Twelfth International Summer School in Applied Environmental and Regulatory Economics, Foundation for the Environment, Turin; • 2009: Visiting Academic, Universitas 21 Summer School on Climate Change Adaptation, University of Queensland, Brisbane; • Since 2007: Research Associate, Centre for Russian and East European Studies, University of Birmingham; • 2006: Policy Consultant, Ministry for Local Self-Government, Skopje, Government of the Republic of Macedonia; • 2001: Policy Consultant, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Republic of Croatia; • 1999-2003: Member of the Pool of Trainers of the European Youth Forum, Brussels; • 1998: External Analyst, Local Environmental Action Plan, Skopje Municipality, Ministry for the Environment of the Republic of Macedonia. Widening participation: • 2012: Invited outreach presentation, North London Collegiate School; • 2012: Interview for the New Statesman’s Perspectives on Energy series (http://www.newstatesman.com/energy/perspectives-on-energy), accompanied by a youtube clip with more than 800 unique hits to date (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJzO1q-_1uY); • Since 2011: Editor and manager of the Energy, Society and Place Research Unit blog, with more than 500 unique hits to date (http://espru.wordpress.com/); • Since 2011: Editor and manager of the Energy Geographies Working Group blog, with more than 5300 unique hits to date (http://energygeographiesworkinggroup.wordpress.com/); • 2011: Author of the Birmingham perspective (http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/impact/perspective/climate-change.aspx) • 2010: ‘Impoverished SE Europeans turn to wood for heating’, Interview for the Euractiv internet portal (http://www.euractiv.com/enlargement/impoverished-se-europeans-turn-wood-heatingnews-494816) - subsequently carried by more than 20 internet news outlets; • 2009: Invited outreach presentation, Chase Terrace Technology College; • 2009: ‘Europe must act as one voice on energy’, Interview for Radio Free Europe (http://www.rferl.org/content/Expert_Says_EU_Must_Act_As_One_Voice_On_Energy/173732 6.html) - subsequently carried by more than 10 internet news outlets. Doctoral supervision: Ongoing 1. Septin Puji Astuti, PhD in geography, University of Birmingham (Indonesian Development Bank scholarship, since 2011): Energy poverty in Indonesia; 2. Yixin Li, PhD in geography, University of Birmingham (Li Siguang scholarship, since 2011): Urban energy consumption and social justice in China; 3. Kurtulus Hatinoglu, PhD in geography, University of Birmingham (self-funded, since 2011): Energy security in Turkey; 4. Miguel Torres Garcia, PhD in geography, University of Birmingham (self-funded, since 2011): Theorising urban public space; 5. Komalirani Yenneti, PhD in geography, University of Birmingham (U of B school studentship, Hills Scholarship, since 2010): Social justice implications of low-carbon interventions in Bangalore, India; 6. Tihomir Topuzovski, PhD in geography, University of Birmingham (U of B school studentship and LES overseas scholarship, since 2009): Territorialisation and geopolitics in the Western Balkans; 7. Stéphanie Garstin, PhD in geography, University of Birmingham (CEELBAS studentship, since 11
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