Curriculum Vitae Milica uvalic (Updated January 2014)
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIESTeaching at Universities in Italy University of Bologna, Forlì Campus, Master at MIRESS, Course on Economic transition in Southeast Europe,2006 University of Trento, Course on Economic Transition in Southeast Europe, M.A. on Local Development, 2002, 2003, 2004 Graduate School SEU (Servizio Europa Umbria), Perugia, founded by Prof. P. Cecchini, courses on Transition Economies and EU Enlargement, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2006 Fondazione di Ricerche e Studi Internazionali, Florence, Course for Diplomats from Central and Eastern Europe on Transition Economies, 1997 European University Institute, Florence, multiple lectures on Transition Economies and their relations with the European Union, 1990, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
University of Belgrade, Faculty of Political Science, MA on Balkan Studies, Lecture, March 2013 University of Ljubljana, MBA in Business and Economics, Lecture, 2011 Institute for Economic Growth, University of Delhi, India, Lecture, 2011 London School of Economics and Political Science, Lecture, 2010 London Business School, Lecture, 2007 Coimbra Winter School, Short course on EU policies and South East Europe, University of Split, February 2004 G17 Institute Summer School, Courses on Economic Transition in Southeast Europe, Belgrade (Serbia And Montenegro), 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006 University of Bucharest (M.A. course on Public Policy) and the National School of Political Studies and Public Administration (undergraduate), Romania, Lectures on EU policies towards Eastern Europe, 1998 Belgrade (Serbia): various lectures at the University of Belgrade, including the Faculty of Economics, Summer School of the G17 Plus Institute, Alternative University Network, Belgrade Open School, Diplomatic Academy (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Belgrade) on different topics during the past 15 years
2013 (December) Member of PhD Jury and Rapporteur, Universuté Paris 1, Panthéon – Sorbone. 2013 (March) Member of PhD Jury, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Economics. 2012 (April) Member of PhD Commission, University of Trento, Faculty of Economics 2010 (November) Member of PhD Jury and Rapporteur, Université Paris 1, Panthéon – Sorbone 2005 Member of PhD Commission, University of Rome, La Sapienza 1998 Member of PhD Jury and Rapporteur, Université Sorbone, Paris
Perugia, (2010 – present) Member of the Scientific Board of the European Journal of Comparative Economics (2004 - present) Member of the International Board of Economic Annals, University of Belgrade (2007 – present) Member of the International Editorial Board of the Economic and Business Review for Central &
Member of the International Editorial Board of The South East European Journal of Economics and Business, University of Sarajevo (2005 - present) Member of the Editorial Board of the Montenegrin Journal of Economics (2005 – present) Member of the Editorial Board of Ekonomska misao, Association of Serbian Economists (1996 - present) Co-editor (with Will Bartlett), Economic Analysis - Journal of Enterprise and Participation, Carfax Publishing Company (1998 - 2001) Member of the Scientific Committee of Europa Europe, Rome, Gramsci Institute, (1998 - present); previously member of the Editorial Board (1991 - 1997) Guest co-editor (with Will Bartlett) of Advances in the Economic Analysis of Participatory and Labor
Association for Comparative Economics (2007-08) Impact of the 2004 Enlargement for the Western Balkans (2002- present) EU policies towards the Western Balkans (1992 - present) Effectiveness of international assistance programs in Southeastern Europe (2000 - present) Economic reconstruction and regional cooperation in Southeast Europe (1999 -present) Trade liberalisation and integration in Southeastern Europe (2000 - present) Economic transition in the Southeast European countries (1989 - present) Science and Technology in Southeast Europe (2004) Trade unions and social dialogue in Serbia (2004) Privatisation and Corporate Governance in Serbia (1990 - present) Models of development – The case of the Czech Republic, sponsored by WIDER, Helsinki (2007-08) Employee Financial Participation in the enlarged EU, sponsored by the European Commission (2004-8)
Privatization and Corporate Governance in Slovenia and Macedonia, EU ACE Project, Research Coordinator, 1999-01 The Economic Impact of Exclusion from EU and EMU - The case of the Balkans and the Baltics, in collaboration with the London Business School sponsored by the ESRC (UK), 1998 – 2000 Training for Central European Initiative (CEI) Countries in Transition, in collaboration with the University of Bologna, sponsored by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1999 – 02 Transition from Below: The Small and Medium Enterprise Sector in Transition Economies, sponsored by WIDER (UN, Helsinki), 1998 - 01 Privatization in east and central Europe, Russia and the Baltic States sponsored by the ILO, Central and Eastern European Team (Budapest), 1995-98 Corporate governance of privatisation investment funds in the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovenia sponsored by the EU ACE Programme and coordinated by the Central & Eastern European Privatization Network, Ljubljana (Slovenia), EU ACE project, 1996 - 98
Research coordinator, Economics Experts Group of the project Training for CEI Countries in Transition sponsored by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Central European Initiative (1999–2002) Research coordinator, Economics Experts Group of the EU-sponsored International Network Europe
Research Coordinator, Insiders Privatisation in east and central Europe, sponsored by the ILO, Central East European Team (Budapest), (1994-97) Coordinator of the Working Group on East-West Relations, European University Institute, European Policy Unit, Florence (1990-91) Research coordinator of the group of experts preparing background papers for the PEPPER Report commissioned in 1990-91 by the Commission of the European Communities (DGV), Brussels Coordinator (Scientific Secretary) of Governor Avramovic’s Working Group on Privatization, Belgrade, National Bank of Yugoslavia, 1996
AISSEC; University of Macerata, June 2011. Inequality in East and West, Workshop organized by AISSEC, Assisi, June 2010. Growth and Development Patters: The Role of Institutions in a Comparative Perspective, XVII Scientific Conference of AISSEC, University of Perugia, June 2009. EU Policies towards the Western Balkans,Workshop directed together with B. Cerovic, organized by the Robert Schuman Center, European University Institute, Florence at Montecatini Terme, 2009.
occasion of his 70th birthday, University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Faculty of Economics, September 2007.
October 2006. 9th Bi-annual Conference of the European Association for Comparative Economic Studies, University of Brighton, UK, September 2006 Conference on Treaties in the Balkans, session on Regional cooperation and FDI in Southeast Europe, University of Forlì, February 2006 Workshop on Privatisation, of the European Association for Comparative Economic Studies, Belgrade September 2005 Workshop on Innovation of the European Association for Comparative Economic Studies, Halle, Germany, July 2005 8th Bi-annual Conference of the European Association for Comparative Economic Studies, Belgrade, September 2004 Impediments to the Transition in Eastern Europe, European University Institute, European Policy Unit, Florence, January 1992 Seventh Conference of the International Association for the Economics of Self-management, Portoroz, Slovenia, June 1994 First Conference of the International Association for the Economics of Participation, Prague, 1996 Conference on Financial Participation in EU member states, European University Institute, Florence, 1990
Sixth Conference of AISSEC, University of Urbino, 1989 Fifth Conference of AISSEC (Associazione Italiana per lo Studio dei Sistemi Economici Comparati), University of Pavia, 1988 PARTICIPATION AT CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS International: 1985-2013: Papers presented at international conferences or seminars organized by various universities, institutions, and associations, including the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, the Association for the Study of Nationalities, the European Association for Comparative Economic Systems, the European Association for Evolutionary Economics, the International Economics Association, the International Association for the Economics of Self-Management, the International Association for the Economics of Participation, the Serbian Scientific Society of Economics, the International Economics Association, the London School of Economics, the London Business School, Central European University (Budapest), the Universities of Berkeley, Belgrade, Berlin, Boston, Bristol, Brussels, Budapest, Columbia, Cornell, New Delhi, Dubrovnik, Florida, Grenoble, Groningen, Krakowia, Kiev, Liege, Ljubljana, New York, Madrid, New Delhi, Paris, Prague, Sarajevo, Sapporo, Split, Tallin, Tirana, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb, the World Bank, Commission of the European Communities (DG II and DG V), Fundacion Jaime Vera and PSOE (Madrid), Karl Renner Institut (Vienna), French Ministry of Labour (Paris), International Labour Organisation - Central East European Team (Budapest), OECD (Paris), Stability Pact for South-Eastern Europe (Geneva, Brussels, Tirana), ELIAMEP (Halki, Thessaloniki), G17 Institute (Belgrade), Bertlessman Foundation (Munich), the United Nations (Geneva, New York), WIIW (Vienna), the Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars (Washington DC), the World Bank (Washington DC).
Ancona, Bologna, Brescia, Firenze, Faenza, Forlì, Macerata, Modena, Napoli, Padova, Parma, Pavia, Perugia, Roma, Siena, Trento, Trieste, Urbino, Verona, European University Institute (Florence); and by various institutions including Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei (Rome), CeMISS (Rome), CeSPE (Rome), CeSPI (Rome), CSSI (Univ. of Florence), Istituto Affari Internazionali (Rome), Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Rome), Fondazione di Ricerche e Studi Internazionali (Florence), Fontemaggiore (Perugia), Istituto Banfi (Reggio Emilia), Istituto Gramsci (Rome), Istituto Gramsci (Florence), Istituto per il Mediterraneo (Rome), ICS – Italian Consortium of Solidarity (Rome), Scuola per la Pace (Florence), RAI (Venice), Fondazione Edison (Milano). |