Petia Kostadinova
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. The Florida State University, 2002
Phone: 312-413-2187
Fax: 312-413-0440
E-Mail: pkostad@uic.edu
Fields of Interest:
Comparative politics, comparative
political economy, East European Politics, and the European Union
Selected
Publications:
"Communicating
Policy Change: Media Framing of Economic News in Post-Communist Bulgaria."
With Daniela Dimitrova in
European Journal of Communication 27(2). Forthcoming in June 2012.
"Reforming
social policy to meet Lisbon Strategy goals: comparing 'new' and 'old'
Europe" in Smith, Mitchell, Michelle Chang, and George Menz, eds.
Europe and National Economic Transformation: The EU After the Lisbon
Decade. Palgrave Macmillan. Forthcoming in January 2012
Review of Chang's
Monetary Integration in the European Union. EUSA Review 2010 23:1
"Neo-liberal
Supra-territoriality? The Impact of Economic Liberalization on
Globalization in Central and Eastern Europe" in Katalin Fabian, ed.
Globalization: Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe. Elsevier
Press. July 2007.
Works in
Progress
Dr. Kostadinova's main area of
research involves the role of public preferences, and media's transmission
of these preferences, in shaping social and economic policies in the
post-communist countries.
A second stream of research focuses on the impact of the European Union on
non-member states. Projects in this category involve the extent to which
the EU's accession process and conditionality affect the policies of the
applicant countries, and the determinants of the EU's official development
assistance to the third world and pre-accession countries.
Grants, and
Memberships:
2010
Department of Education, National Resource Center (NRC) Title VI grant
2010
(co-PI)
European Commission Jean Monnet Program-Jean Monnet
Course Module (PI)
Department of Education, National Resource Center (NRC) Title VI grant 2006
(co-PI)
Editorial Board Member, APSA Comparative Democratization Section
Newsletter
Managing Board Member, American Research Center in Sofia
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