Curriculum Vitae Milica uvalic (Updated January 2014)
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Curriculum Vitae Milica UVALIC (Updated January 2014) PERSONALBirth date & place 14.11.1952, Belgrade, Yugoslavia Nationality Yugoslav by birth (today Serbian), Italian since 1982 Marital status Married to Carlo Bonomi, two sons (27 and 30 years old) Home address Borgo Pinti 87, 50121 Florence, Italy Tel.: +39-055-244895, mobile: +39-348-5860938 Office address Department of Economics, Finance and Statistics, Via Pascoli 20, University of Perugia, 06123 Perugia, Italy Tel: +39-075-5855292, 5855279, Fax: +39-075-5855299 E-mail: milica.uvalic@unipg.it EDUCATION1988: Ph.D. in Economics with "special mention", European University Institute, Florence, Italy. Thesis: "Investment in labour-managed firms - Theoretical problems and empirical evidence from Yugoslavia" supervised by Mario D. Nuti. Examiners: Wlodzimierz Brus, Benedetto Gui, Marie Lavigne, Ales Vahcic. 1982: Diploma, Graduate School of International Relations, University of Florence, directed by Prof. Antonio Cassese. Thesis: "Long-term forecasting of international relations" supervised by Umberto Gori.
forecasts of the world economy and their application to Yugoslavia", supervised by Radmila Stojanovic.
2000: Implications for Yugoslavia" supervised by Radmila Stojanovic. LANGUAGES Serbian (Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrin): Native, excellent spoken and written Italian: Near-native, excellent spoken and written English: Near-native, excellent spoken and written French: Good reading and spoken, fair written Russian, Slovenian, Macedonian: Reading knowledge EMPLOYMENT1992 - Present: University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy continuously since Nov. 1992 (except for Jan.-Aug.2001, see below) Present position: Full Professor in Economics, Department of Economics, Finance and Statistics, University of Perugia, Perugia Nov. 1992 – Oct. 2002: Associate Professor in Economics, Institute of Economics Studies and Department of Economics, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Perugia Nov. 1993 - Nov. 1997: Director of the Institute of Economic Studies, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Perugia Courses taught: Undergraduate courses in Macroeconomic Policy (1992- 2009) Undergraduate course in International Economics (1997-2000) Graduate course in European Economic Integration including EU Enlargement and Transition Economics (2002 - present) Graduate course in Economic Development and International Organizations (2009 – present) Graduate course in Macroeconomics, Master in International Relations (2006) Graduate course on EU enlargement, Master preparing experts for managing EU projects (2006)
Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations; Head of two Departments, for the European Union, and for Multilateral International Organisations; and National coordinator of Stability Pact for Southeast Europe's Working Table II (for Economic Reconstruction) March 1984 - Nov. 1992: European University Institute, Florence, Italy March - July 1984: Research Assistant, Department of Economics Sept. 1984 - Dec. 1988: Researcher, Department of Economics Jan. 1989 - July 1990: Research Fellow, Department of Economics (part-time) Sept. 1989 - Nov. 1992: Department of Economics Library Assistant (part-time) April 1978 - Aug. 1982: Institute for International Politics and Economics, Belgrade, SFR Yugoslavia: Research Assistant, Research Fellow OTHER PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS 2011- present Member of the Advisory Board of the Research on South Eastern Europe (LSEE) Network on Social Cohesion, London School of Economics and Political Science (UK) 2007 - 2012 Member of the United Nations Committee for Development Policy (a subsidiary of the Economic and Social Council - ECOSOC), New York (USA), invited for two terms (2007-09, 2010-12) 2009 (Feb. – May) Public Policy Scholar, Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars, Washington DC (USA) 2001- present Member of the Scientific Board, Centro per l'Europa centro-orientale e balcanica, University of Bologna, Forlì campus (Italy) 1999 - present Member of the Scientific Committee, Osservatorio sui Balcani, Roveretto (Italy) 1992 - present Member of the International Network Europe and the Balkans, University of Bologna (Italy) 2007 – 2009 Member of the Council for European Integration, Government of Serbia 2002 – 2005 Member of the Economic Council of G17 Plus, Belgrade, Serbia; previously member of the Council of the NGO G17 Plus 1996 – 2000 Member of the Permanent Group on Transition and Privatisation, European Centre for Peace and Development, UN University for Peace, Belgrade, FRY
Republic, 2007-8 Council of Europe (Strasbourg), Economic consequences of EU enlargement, Political Democracy Workshops, Strasbourg, 2007 Slovenian Ministry for Higher Education, Science and Technology (Ljubljana), National Systems of Research and Technological Development in the Western Balkan Countries, Policy paper, SEE-ERA.NET, 2006 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (Geneva), Trade Liberalisation in Southeast Europe – Recent Trends and Some Policy Implications, Paper prepared for the UNECE Spring Seminar 2005: Financing for Development in the ECE Region: Promoting Growth in Low-income Transition Economies, Geneva, February 2005 UNESCO (Venice), Overview on the state of Science and Technology in Southeast Europe Policy paper, 2004 Swedish National Labour Market Board and Uppsala University, Privatisation and Enterprise Restructuring - Evidence from transition economies, Policy paper, 2003-4 ILO (CEET, Budapest), Trade unions in Serbia, Policy paper, 2003-4 UNDP (Belgrade), Serbia - National Human Development Report 2002, Peer Review, 2003 UNDP (Belgrade), Alternative forms of enterprise, Workshop participation and policy paper, 2002 GTZ (Germany) and G17 Institute (Belgrade), EU policies for the Western Balkans, Conference participation, October 2002 Berenschot International Solutions and EU Policy and Legal Advice Centre (Belgrade), Workshop Lecture (EU integration and the four freedoms), Excellency Network, October 2002 Bertelsmann Foundation (Munich): Risk Reporting 2001-2002 Southeastern Europe, Policy paper with recommendations, 2001-03 WIIW (Vienna): Long-Term Development in Southeast Europe, GDN Research Project, 2001-02 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (Geneva): Regional Cooperation in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe, Policy paper, 2000 Bertelsmann Foundation (Munich): Beyond EU Enlargement – The Agenda of Stabilisation for Southeastern Europe, Policy paper on regional cooperation, 2000 WIDER (UN, Helsinki), Transition from Below, Policy paper on Privatisation and SMEs, 1998-99 National Bank of Yugoslavia, Consultant to Central Bank Governor Dr. Dragoslav Avramovic, Secretary of Working Group for Privatisation in FRY, April - May 1996 ILO - Central East European Team, Budapest, Insiders’ Privatisation in East and Central Europe, Research Project Coordinator; policy paper on Privatisation in Southeast Europe, 1995-96 WIDER (UN, Helsinki), Participatory Firms in Western Economies, Policy paper, 1992 Commission of the European Communities (DG V), Brussels; principle author of the PEPPER Report which served for adopting the European Council Recommendation 92/443/EEC on PEPPER of 27 July 1992 (1990-91) (see publications) Commission of the European Communities (DG II), Brussels, Economic Transition in SFR Yugoslavia, Policy paper, 1990-91 OECD, Paris, Social Safety Net in Former Yugoslavia, Policy paper (with Will Bartlett), 1990-91 POSITIONS IN PROFESSIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS International Economic Association, member (2011 – present) Italian Association for Comparative Economic Systems (AISSEC), President (2009 – 10), member of the Executive Committee (2004-06, 1999 - 2001, 1993-95), Scientific Secretary (1987-89), member (1984 - present) European Association for Comparative Economic Studies (EACES), member of the Advisory Board (2006 – present), previously President (2004-6), Vice-President (2002-4), member of Scientific Committee (2000-2, 1994-96), and member (1991 - present)
(Oct. 2003 - 2008), member (1988 - present) International Association for the Economics of Participation (IAFEP), Member of the Scientific Committee (1996 - present); previously President (1994-96), member (1994 - present) International Association for the Economics of Self-Management (IAFEM), Vice-President (1991-94), member (1987 - present) Scientific Association of Yugoslav/Serbian Economists, member (1996 - present) HONOURS, AWARDS, AND FELLOWSHIPS April 2013: Invitation to give a lecture on Lessons from twenty years of transition in Eastern Europe at the GUE/NGL Seminar & Forum Social Europe, European Parliament, Brussels April 2011: Invitation to give the Lectio Vicarelli on Twenty years of transition in Eastern Europe, University of Macerata November 2010: Invitation to give a Distinguished Lecture on Serbia’s Transition, Institute of Economic Growth, University of Delhi, India 2009: Research Fellowship, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington D.C. 2000: Remy Schlumberger Award of the International Association for Financial Participation, awarded for Uvalic’s scientific contribution to the area of Financial Participation in Europe 1989: Fellowship, Joint Committee on Soviet Studies, the Sloan Foundation, and the Ford Foundation, for the participation in the Fifth Annual Summer Workshop on Soviet and East European Economics, University of Berkeley Jan.-April 1989: Fellowship, Istituto Studi Politica Internazionale (ISPI, Milano), for research on the Yugoslav economy 1984-88: Fellowship, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, for the Ph.D. programme, European University Institute, Florence 1980-82: Fellowship, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, for attending the post-graduate School in International Relations, University of Florence March 1979: Fellow, Salzburg Seminar in American Studies 1975-77: Fellowship, Scientific Community of Serbia, for post-graduate studies at the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade , SFRY 1975: Award of the Institute of Economic Sciences in Belgrade, assigned to the 12 best students graduated in Economics in 1975
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