Adrian Pop

Scoala Nationala de Studii Politice si Administrative, Facultatea de Stiinte Politice, Bucuresti, .

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Pagina web a instituţiei: http://doctorat.snspa.ro/profesori/adrian-pop

Nascut(a) in: 1958

Interese: relatii internationale; geopolitica; cooperare regionala si securitate in Europa Centrala si de Sud Est; comunismul est-european

Detalii:
Adrian Pop detine un doctorat si un masterat in istorie din partea Universitatii Babes-Bolyai din Cluj-Napoca si un masterat in stiinte politice din partea Universitatii Central Europene din Budapesta. A beneficiat de o bursa postdoctorala de cercetare la Colegiul de Aparare al NATO din Roma, precum si de o bursa postdoctorala Fulbright la Universitatea Maryland, SUA.
Este profesor la Facultatea de Stiinte Politice a Scolii Nationale de Studii Politice si Administrative si preda si la alte universitati din Bucuresti cursuri de relatii internationale, organizatii internationale, geopolitica, integrare europeana si euro-atlantica, cooperare regionala in Europa Centrala si de Sud-Est si caderea comunismului in Estul Europei.
Aria sa prioritara de interes stiintific vizeaza integrarea europeana si euro-atlantica, formele de cooperare regionala din Europa Centrala, de Sud-Est si bazinul Marii Negre si prabusirea comunismului in Rasaritul Europei.

Details:
Adrian Pop holds a Ph.D. and a M.A. in History from Babes-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania and a M.A. in Political Sciences from Central European University in Budapest, Hungary. He is a former International Research Fellow with the NATO Defense College in Rome, Italy and a former Fulbright Visiting Scholar with the University of Maryland, USA.
He is Professor with the Faculty of Political Sciences at the National School for Political Studies and Public Administration in Bucharest and teaches also at other universities in Bucharest courses at graduate and undergraduate levels on international relations, international organizations, geopolitics, European and Euro-Atlantic integration, regional co-operation in Central and South Eastern Europe and the breakdown of Communism in Eastern Europe.
His personal research interests include the European and Euro-Atlantic integration, the regional and sub-regional frameworks of co-operation pertaining to Central, South Eastern Europe and the Black Sea region, as well as the East European Communism.

Publicații selectate:

* Adrian Pop, The Independence of Kosovo in the Light of the Regional Security Complex Theory, European Journal of Science and Theology, Volume 9, Supplement 2, June, 2013.

* Adrian Pop, The Impossible Trinity and the Prospects for an European Fiscal Union, European Journal of Science and Theology, Volume 8, Supplement 1, June, 2012.

* Adrian Pop, Constantin Corneanu (eds.), Prãbuşirea imperiului sovietic. "Lecţii" în retrospectivã, Cetatea de Scaun, 2012.

* Adrian Pop, The 1989 Revolutions in Retrospect, Europe-Asia Studies, Vol. 65, No. 2, March 2013, 2013.

* Caner Sancaktar (ed.), Regional Cooperation in South Eastern Europe: From Lessons Learnt to Best Practices, 3rd International Balkan Congress: "Role of CSOs and Think Tank Institutions in Regional Cooperation in the Balkans", 2010.

* Adrian Pop, “The Typology and Novelty of Eastern European Revolutions”, Transylvanian Review, Vol. XX, No. 4, 2011.

* Adrian Pop, Originile si tipologia revolutiilor est-europene, Editura Enciclopedica, 2010.

* Adrian Pop, European Union Initiatives in Tackling Migration and Organized Crime at Its New Eastern Border, Romanian Journal of European Affairs, Vol. 8, No. 1, 2008.

* Adrian Pop, "Globalization, Regionalization and the EU-Japan-U.S. Triad", Romanian Journal of European Affairs, Vol. 6, No. 3, 2006.

* Adrian Pop, Romania: reforming the security sector, Center for European Security Studies, David Greenwood, Peter Volten, and others, Security-Sector Reform and Transparency-Building: Needs and options for Ukraine and Moldova, Harmonie Paper 17, 2004.

* Adrian Pop, Romania's Challenge, NATO Review, Spring, 2003.

* Adrian Pop, Sub-Regionalism and Security in Central and South East Europe, UNESCO-CEPES, Rãzvan Theodorescu and Leland Conley Barrows, South East Europe - The Ambiguous Definitions of a Space/L'Europe du Sud-Est - Les definitions ambiguës d'un espace, 2002.

* Adrian Pop, Tentatia Tranzitiei. O istorie a prabusirii comunismului in Europa de Est, Corint, 2002.

* Adrian Pop, When the Mouse Challenges the Cat: Bessarabia in Post-War Soviet-Romanian Relations, The Macmillan Press/St. Martin's Press, Odd Arne Westad, Sven Holtsmark and Iver B. Neumann, Soviet Union in Eastern Europe 1945-91, 1994.

* Adrian Pop, Civil Society and the Breakdown of the Totalitarian Regimes in Eastern Europe: Case Studies, UNESCO-CEPES, Razvan Theodorescu and Leland Barrows, Politics and Culture in Southeastern Europe, 2001.

* Adrian Pop, At the Crossroads of Interlocking Subregional Arrangements: Romania's Pivotal Role in East Central Europe, NATO Defense College, NATO Defense College, 1999.