Antonio Moneo is the Diplomacy and International Strategy Executive Masters Programme Assistant at LSE IDEAS, the centre for diplomacy, international affairs and strategy at the London School of Economics; where he also worked as the Balkan International Affairs Programme assistant, and web and video editor.
After finishing his Ph.D. in 2011, he is focusing on the fields of Knowledge Transfer and Exchange in the field of Social Sciences, and is particularly interested in projects that enhance the visibility and interaction of researchers and knowledge generated at Universities. He is the co-director of www.eurasianet.es, a virtual platform for researchers interested in Eastern Europe andCentral Asia.
Antonio obtained his Ph.D. in Political Science at the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (Spain), in which he explored the constitutional transformations inYugoslavia(1946-1989). His research focuses on the institutionalization of authoritarian regimes, the Cold War, the Balkans, the post-electoral revolutions in Eurasia and most recently onSpainand theMediterraneanin the Cold War. His publications include “Institutional Transformations inYugoslavia from 1946 to 1980” (Valencia, 2009) and “The emergence of pluralism in New Europe: from the soviet model to the liberal democracy” (Valencia, 2009).
He has been a fellow at the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia and a visiting fellow at LSE IDEAS (UK, 2009), the Faculty of Political Sciences inBelgrade(Serbia, 2008) and at the Belgrade Centre for Human Rights (Serbia, 2007). Parallel to his research, he has also worked as an international election observer for OSCE/ODIHR where he has participated as short-term observer (Macedonia, 2006;Serbia, 2006;Montenegro, 2009) and long-term observer (Georgia, 2008).
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