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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Csaba TÖRŐ Ph.D. Nationality: Hungarian Official address: Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, Budapest, Bérc utca 13-15, 1053, Hungary, CURRENT POSITIONS: - Senior research fellow, Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, Associate professor, Department of European and International Law and Head of the Institute of Social Sciences and International Studies, Faculty of Law, Karoli Gaspar Protestant University, Budapest, Visiting professor: Budapest Campus of McDaniel College (US) (Courses: International Law and Organisations, Conflict Resolution, Peacemaking and Peacekeeping in Post-Cold War World) , 2007 EDUCATION: 2003: Ph.D. (Summa cum laude) in International Relations, Budapest Corvinus University (formerly Budapest University of Economics and Public Administration) 1999: Diploma (LLM) in Law, Eötvös Lóránd University Budapest 1996: MA in International Relations, University of Sussex, Brighton (UK) - British Council/Foreign and Commonwealth Office Chevening Scholarship 1994: Diploma (MA) with specialisation in International Relations, Budapest University of Economics EMPLOYMENT: I. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Jun July 2008: Jan Sept.2006: Sept.-Dec.2004: Oct.2000-Sept. 2001: Sept.1998-Jan.1999: Head of section, EU Department, Office for Foreign Relations of the Hungarian National Assembly, Budapest Legal counsellor, European Law Department, Office of European Affairs, the Hungarian Prime Minister s Office Legal counsellor, European Integration Secretariat, Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Analyst, Strategic Planning Department, Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Analyst, European Integration Department, Hungarian Prime Minister s Office II. PREVIOUS ACADEMIC POSITIONS: : Senior teaching fellow, Institute of International Studies, Budapest Corvinus University, Courses (in English): International Law and Organisations, International Humanitarian Law, Various actors of armed conflicts, Multilateralism and the collective management of the international 1

2 order 2008: Part-time lecturer, International Study Programmes at the Budapest Corvinus University, Course: Introduction to the European Union (in English) : Associate professor, Budapest College of Communication and Business Courses: Diplomatic history, International development policies, International Organisations, Common policies of the EU, EU law (in Hungarian) : Associate professor, Department of International Relations and European Union, Izmir University of Economics, (Izmir, Turkey), Courses (in English): Public International Law, EC Law, History of Political Thought : Associate professor, Kodolanyi Janos College, (Szekesfehervar, Hungary). Courses: Public International Law, Contemporary Security Issues, Foreign Policy Analysis, European Studies (in Hungarian) Part-time lecturer, Deak Ferenc Postgraduate Training Institute of the Faculty of Law, Pazmany Peter Catholic University (Budapest) Courses: Institutions and legal sources of European Integration (both in Hungarian and in English) Part-time lecturer of International Law and Organisations (in English) at the Budapest Campus of McDaniel (formerly Western Maryland) College (US) : Part-time lecturer of EU Law and Public International Law (in English) at the Budapest Campus of Western Maryland College (US) : Assistant lecturer, then lecturer at the College for International Management and Business Studies, Budapest, Courses: European Community Law, Understanding Central Europe (in English), International Politics, International Organisations, European Political Integration (in Hungarian), RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS 2010: Visiting Fellowship (October 2010), School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow, UK 2007: Research Fellowship at the Centre for Eastern Studies (Warsaw) granted by the Jozef Mianowski Foundation (Polish Academy of Sciences) for scholars from Central-Eastern European countries 2001: Eastern Scholar (teaching fellow) in the Civic Education Project (CEP) of the Open Society Institute (OSI) 2000: Research fellow, Institute of Strategic and Defence Studies, Budapest CONSULTANCY : External Hungarian EU expert in the EU Twinning Project on Strengthening the Assembly of Albania ( ) organised by the Hungarian National Assembly and the French National Assembly : External Hungarian EU expert in the EU Twinning Project on Support to Kosovo Assembly ( ) organised by the Hungarian National Assembly 2010: External legal expert in the Feasibility Study on Creation of the Dniester/Nistru Euroregion, International Centre of Democratic Transition (ICDT), Budapest : External Hungarian EU expert in the EU Twinning Project on Strengthening the capacity of the National Assembly of Moldova ( ) organised 2

3 by the Hungarian National Assembly and the French National Assembly : Hungarian EU expert in the EU Twinning Project on Strengthening the capacity of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey organised by the Hungarian National Assembly and the Italian Parliament FURTHER PROFESSIONAL TRAINING - International Visitor Leadership Programme on U.S. foreign policy decisionmaking process, US Department of State, 26 March 6 April UN Summer Institute: Global Issues at the UN: Legal, Political and Humanitarian Perspectives, Columbia Law School United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), New York, 7 18 June 2004 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS 2013: - Presentation: Accommodation of differences in the adoption and implementation of CSDP decisions: possibilities for flexibility in the treaty framework, The external dimensions of a multi-speed, multi-tier European Union conference, Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), 6 May Presentation: R2P without UN Security Council mandate - Subsidiary action as the possible way out of institutional deadlock? Responsibility to Protect in Theory and Practice Conference, Faculty of Law, University of Ljubljana, April : - Panellist, Official side event on the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), UN Human Rights Council 20 th Session, Geneva, 19 June Presentation: The impact of EU membership on national considerations and policy formation in foreign affairs the case of Hungary, Centre for Russian, Central and East European Studies (CRCEES) V Annual Research Forum, University of Glasgow, May : - Presentation: Possibilities and limitations of external human rights protection Recent examples from the Arab spring, 4 th Budapest Human Rights Forum, Budapest, 27 October Presentation: The possibilities and reality of co-operation among Visegrad countries within the EU, Collaboration between Central European countries and their place in the European Union organised by the Centre for Political Thought, Jagellonian University, Cracow, 15 October Presentation: Prospects for Central European coordination in EU external energy relations, Energy security of Central Europe: Looking through regional lenses organised by the Polish Institute of International Affairs, 15 September Presentation: Hierarchy of responsibilities in international collective security: regional action as subsidiary response in the absence of UN Security Council authorisation, ESIL 4th Research Forum, European Society of International Law (ESIL), Tallinn, May Presentation: The evolving features of the EU as a security agency of collective action in Europe and beyond, International Conference on The EU as a global 3

4 player organised by the Instituto Universitario de Estudios Europeas, Universidad San Pablo, Madrid, 7-8 April : - Presentation: West Coast Seminars on Economic and Social Change in Russia and Eastern Europe: In search of the effective representation and promotion of sharedinterests from Central Europe to the Baltic Sea: The emerging pattern of coordination between the Visegrad (V4) and the Baltic (B3) countries within the EU and beyond, University of Glasgow, 27 October Presentation: A Central European perspective on the changing requirements for deterrence in 21st century, Credible deterrence for NATO in the 21st century organised by the Arms Control Association, the British American Security Information Council, the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy Hamburg, and Polish Institute of International Affairs, Warsaw, 5-6 July Presentation: The possible legal framework of the Euroregion, Workshop on the Feasibility Study for the Creation of the Euroregion Nistru organised by the International Centre for Democratic Transition (ICDT), Chisinau (Moldova), 23 June : Presentation: Collision of interests over the North Stream: the policy means to manage the divergence of corporate, national, regional and European perspectives within the Union, European Integration Challenges and Visions from the Baltic Perspective: debates on the Future of Europe from Constitutional to the Lisbon Treaty and beyond organised by the Riga Graduate School in cooperation with ARENA Centre for European Studies, University of Oslo supported by the RECON, 6 th Framework Programme of the European Union, Riga, November : Presentation: Lessons of state-(re)construction from the Balkans as applicable EU prescription for conflict management in the Caucasus?, II. International Congress on the Caucasus and Central Asia in the globalization process, Qafqaz University, Baku, 3-5 May : - Presentation: The extension of the normative influence of the European Union through pacification and state-building in the Balkans and possibly beyond, 2006 Annual Conference of the Central and Eastern European International Studies Association, Tartu, June Presentation: The contribution of regional organisations to crisis management and the maintenance of security, 2 nd International Conference on Security, Izmir University of Economics, Izmir, 4-6 April : Presentation: EU policy towards Bosnia and Macedonia, The New Neighbours of the Enlarged EU, Centre of International Studies, University of Cambridge, 21 June 2004 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS Membership in the Hungarian Branch of the International Law Association (ILA), Membership in the Central and Eastern European International Studies Association (CEEISA), Membership in the European Society of International Law (ESIL),

5 LANGUAGES: Hungarian: native, English: reading, writing, speaking - fluent, Italian: speaking and reading - good, writing - fair, Polish: speaking and reading - beginner PUBLICATIONS IN ENGLISH Book chapters: - Hungary: Building national consensus In Gale A. Mattox Joseph Rachwald (Eds.): Domestic debates over NATO enlargement, Lynn Riener Publishers, Boulder, International praetorians on the Hindukush: the International Security Assistance Force In Kabul In Harvey Langholz - Boris Kondoch - Alan Wells (Eds.): International Peacekeeping: The Yearbook of International Peace Operations, Volume 8, Kluwer Law International, The Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) as an instrument of stabilisation in South East Europe (co-author: Agnieszka Klucznik-Törő) In Jolan Roka (Ed.): ANNALES Tomus III., Budapest College of Communication and Business, The evolving features of the EU as a security agency of collective action in Europe and beyond In José María Beneyto (Ed.): The EU as a global player, CEU Ediciones, Madrid, Hungary: The Europeanization of perspectives and purposes In Michael Baun Dan Marek (Eds.) The New Member States and the European Union - Foreign Policy and Europeanization, Routledge, State acts and responsibility in the Hungarian-Azeri-Armenian triangle of the Safarov case In Petra Láncos Marcell Szabó Réka Varga (Eds.): Hungarian Yearbook of European and International Law 2012, Eleven International Publishing, 2013 (forthcoming) - R2P without UN Security Council mandate - Subsidiary action as the possible way out of institutional deadlock? In Vasilka Sanic and Masa Kovic Dine (Eds.): Responsibility to Protect in Theory and Practice, GV Zalozba, The beginning of EU military crisis management in practice: the first accomplished ESDP missions in Macedonia In András Osztovits (Ed.): Acta Iuris Internationalis et Europae Caroliensia, Patrocinium, 2014 (forthcoming) - Accommodation of differences in the adoption and implementation of CSDP decisions: possibilities for flexibility in the treaty framework In Steven Blockmans (Ed.): The external dimension of EU variable geometry, CEPS Paperback - EPIN Working Paper, Brussels, 2013 (forthcoming) Academic journal articles: - The latest example of enhanced co-operation in the Constitutional Treaty: the benefits of flexibility and differentiation in ESDP decisions and their implementations, European Law Journal, Volume 11 Issue 5 (September) EU security enterprises of conflict prevention through state-building in the Balkans: preparation and recipe for engagements in the European Neighbourhood? Perceptions Journal of International Affairs, Vol. XI, Autumn

6 - External state partners in ESDP missions: third country participation in EU crisis management, European Review of Foreign Affairs, 2010, Volume 15, Issue 3 - A timely overview of contemporary security and identity in the V4, International Issues & Slovak Foreign Policy Affairs, Issue 2/ The impact of EU membership on Hungarian foreign and security policy perspectives, perceptions and practices A brief impact assessment (co-author: Márton Csanády), Foreign Policy Review Vol. 9 (2013) - Visegrad: the evolving pattern of co-ordination and partnership after EU enlargement (coauthors: Eamonn Butler and Károly Grúber), Europe Asia Studies Special Issue: Assessing Accession: Power, Influence and Representation Central and Eastern Europe in the EU, 2013 (forthcoming) Policy analysis: - Hungary energised for the task ahead, Government Gazette, Centre for Parliamentary Studies (UK), November 2010 edition (co-author Eamonn Butler) - Creating the Dniester/Nistru Euroregion, ICDT Papers No. 2, International Centre for Democratic Transition, 2011 (in collaboration with Sándor Köles and Lóránd Szakáli) - Hungarian perspective on the EU budget proposal for A brief overview of the national position, HIIA Analysis, Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, 2011/18 - The currency and continuity of Visegrád Cooperation within the EU, Central European Digest, Center for European Policy Analysis, September 10, CSDP on the agenda of Visegrad cooperation An increasingly important and practical instrument in a Central European concert, AIES Fokus 2/2013, Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy Editorial: - Visegrad co-operation within NATO and ESDP, V4 Papers No. 2, Polish Institute of International Affairs, Warsaw, 2011 Budapest, 13 December 2013 Csaba TÖRŐ 6