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Dr. Doina Cajvaneanu
E-Mail: dcajvaneanu@gmail.com
Short CV
PhD candidate, School of International Studies, University of Trento. Doina stayed at KFG from October 2008 to February 2009 to complete her PhD. Since March, 2009, she is working as a EU affairs advisor at the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In September 2011, she has been appointed Deputy Director of the EU Policies and Strategies Directorate of the Romanian MFA.
Languages: Romanian (first language), English and French (proficient), Italian (advanced), German (beginner).
Main fields of interest
European integration, conceptual history, virtual worlds
KFG research project
Doctoral completion grant
Dissertation: “A Genealogy of Government. On Governance, Transparency, and Partnership in the European Union”.
Publications
“Virtual Worlds: a Political Incubator”, Database 38 (4), 2007, pp. 104-105.
“Does Tolerance Kill? The Hungarian Minority in Romania: a Case Study”, Romanian Journal of Political Science, 4 (2), 2004, pp.111-118.
“Regulating the New Babylon”, The New Presence. Prague Journal of Central European Affairs, 4 (2), 2002, pp. 22-23.
“Regional Participation: Does Ecumenism Have a Chance in East-Central Europe?, CEP Selected Conference Papers, Budapest, 2000, pp. 78-85.
