Damjan Krnjević Mišković
Professor of Practice; Director for Policy Research, Analysis and Publications (IDD)
It’s a privilege to be back in academia. It’s an exciting time to be in the heart of a region I’m convinced will continue to grow in importance as a critical seam of international relations in our complicated era of quickening geopolitical transformation. I feel honored to be able to share with the ADA University community—its students, first and foremost—nearly two decades’ worth of experience as a UN and Serbian policymaker and diplomat, think-tank director and researcher, and editor of world class journals on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Biographical Note: Damjan Krnjević Mišković has served as a senior political strategist, diplomatic adviser, and crisis counselor at both international and national levels. He came to ADA University from Belgrade, Serbia, serving as Executive Director of the Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD) and Editor of its journal Horizons. Former appointments include: Senior Special Advisor to the President of the UN General Assembly; Senior Adviser and Chief Speechwriter to Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia; Director of Policy Planning and Analysis in the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Serbia; Special Adviser to the President of the Republic of Serbia; Fellow in European Studies at the Nixon Center (now Center for the National Interest); and Managing Editor of The National Interest. |
Joined ADA | March, 2020 |
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Selected publications: - Ludovika Scholar Public Lecture, “From Grand Chessboard to Card Table: The Great Powers, Keystone States, and the Emerging Order in the Silk Road Region,” University of Public Service-Ludovika, Budapest, 29 March 2023. - Ludovika Scholar Workshop, “The Geopolitics of Energy in the Silk Road Region and its Implications for Hungary and Europe,” University of Public Service-Ludovika, Budapest, 28 March 2023. - “Will Armenia Accept the Peace Dividend on Offer? Never Closer…But Close Enough?,” Baku Dialogues, Vol. 6, No. 1 (Fall 2022). - “Prospects for Peace After Geneva: Moving Closer to Fruition,” Analytic Policy Brief for the Institute for Development and Diplomacy (IDD) at ADA University, 4 October 2022. - “Henry Kissinger and Ending the Conflict Over Ukraine,” The National Interest, 5 June 2022. - “Does Western Solidarity with Ukraine Amount to Geo-Economic Malpractice? Some Unforeseen Consequences of the Sanctions Against Russia,” IDD Analytic Policy Brief, 4 April 2022. - “Bringing Russia Back in From the Cold: The Strategic Consequences of Not Ending Quickly the Conflict Over Ukraine” (Co-author Nikolas Gvosdev), Baku Dialogues, Vol. 5, No. 3 (Spring 2022). - “Atticism and the Summit for Democracy,” Baku Dialogues, Vol. 5, No. 2 (Winter 2021-2022) - “Geopolitics and the Second Karabakh War,” Caucasus Strategic Perspectives, Vol.1, No. 2 (Winter 2020). - “Back with A Vengeance: The Return of Rough and Tumble Geopolitics”, Orbis, Volume 65, Issue 1, 2021. - “Great Power Populism” (co-author Nikolas Gvosdev), The National Interest 167 (May/June 2020). |