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Sofia Sebastián

Associate Fellow

Sofia Sebastian graduated from a PhD in the Government Department at the London School of Economics (LSE) with a dissertation entitled ‘State Building in Deeply Divided Societies: Beyond Dayton in Bosnia.’ Prior to her PhD studies, Sofia earned an MSc in Foreign Service with a focus on foreign policy and international security at Georgetown University under the sponsorship of the Fulbright Commission.

Sofia received her BA in Political Science and International Relations from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Before joining FRIDE as an associate fellow, Sofia worked as a consultant for the Economic Management and Poverty Reduction Division of the World Bank’s East Asia vice Presidency in Washington DC.

Spoken languages

English, French, Spanish

Written languages

English, French, Spanish

Expert publications

• 12/01/2010 - Spanish Foreign Policy in the Balkans: Wasted Potential

• 09/09/2009 - No time to wind-down in Bosnia

• 27/03/2009 - Making Kosovo work

• 18/09/2008 - Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina

• 28/04/2008 - Serbia's 2008 parliamentary elections: domestic and regional dilemmas

• 12/02/2008 - The Stabilisation and Association Process: are EU inducements failing in the Western Balkans?

• 16/11/2007 - Leaving Dayton behind: constitutional reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina

• 08/05/2007 - The EU's challenge in Kosovo

• 15/01/2007 - Serbia's Elections and the Challenges Ahead

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