Marija Stambolieva'sprofile

Affiliation: University Kassel
Full title: MES
Address: Nora-Platiel-Straße 1
34109 - Kassel - Germany
Tel.: 0049.151.54928181
E-mail: marija.stambolieva@yahoo.de

 

Main scientific activities

• Transformation processes after the dissolution of Yugoslavia

Edited Books

• With Stefan Dehnert, Welfare states in transition: 20 years after the Yugoslav welfare model, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Sofia, 2011, 366 pages

Main recent articles

• Stambolieva, Marija, "The Nexus between Politics and Socio-economic Development in South-Eastern European Transition: the Macedonian Case", in Ehrke, Michael (ed.), Export-led Growth in the Western Balkans: Central European Experiences-Magic Formula for the Western Balkans?, Belgrade, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, 2011, pp. 131-145
• Stambolieva, Marija, "Privatization of the (Welfare) State - post-socialist Transformations in the former Yugoslavia", in Staat oder Privat? Akteure und Prozesse zwischen Staaten und Gesellschaften in Osteuropa, Forschungstelle Osteuropa, Bremen, Arbeitspapiere und Materialien No.109, Beitraege fuer die 18 Tagung junger Osteuropa-Experten, 2010, pp.135-139
• Gjorgievski, Mate and Stambolieva, Marija, "Comparative experiences in the use of EU pre-accession funds - How to avoid the mistakes?", in Successful implementation of IPARD funds, Skopje, Macedonian Centre for International Cooperation & Macedonian Enterprise Development Foundation, 2007, pp.7-23

Other pubblications

• Rahkola, Joonas, Stambolieva, Marija and Tevdovski, Dragan, The Global Financial Crisis and its Socio-economic Effects in Macedonia - the Social-democratic Response to the Crisis, Skopje, Progres Institute, 2009
• Stambolieva, Marija, Youth in Macedonia and the Labor Market - Situation and Recommendations, Skopje, Progres Institute, 2008

Projects

• PhD Dissertation: "Welfare States in South-Eastern Europe - comparing social policies' development in the post-Yugoslav era"
• ERSTE Fellowship: Generations in Dialogue, research paper "Labor Migration and Social Security Coordination: Effects on Welfare in Countries of Origin and Destination - the cases of Macedonia, Serbia and Kosovo"