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![]() | Vladimir MaticSenior Lecturer, retiredOffice: 230J Brackett Phone: 864-656-3233 Fax: 864-656-0690 Email: VMATIC@clemson.edu |
Educational Background Law Political Science | Courses TaughtInternational Politics in Crisis
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ProfileVladimir Matic has been teaching since 1996 at Clemson University. He is an acknowledged expert on American foreign policy, European and Balkan affairs,and the Middle East, and author of numerous papers and articles. He is a former Yugoslav career diplomat and ambassador who resigned the post of Assistant Federal Minister in 1993 in disagreement on policy and moral issues. After the change of the regime in 2000 in Serbia he was the first diplomatic representative of the new government in the United States as a Special Envoy of the Yugoslav President. He is Senior Peace Fellow at the Public International Law and Policy Group. Was Public Policy Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center 1999. Testified before US Congress Foreign Affairs Committee and Helsinki Commission. Has served since 2000 as a consultant for the Department of State and Foreign Service Institute, 2000-2003 the U.S. Institute of Peace, 2000-20001 analyst at International Crisis Group. Lectured at numerous universities and Foreign Affairs Councils. | |
Research InterestsU.S. foreign policy and transatlantic relations including NATO;
Research PublicationsExploiting Kosovo to Deflect Reform: Serbia Marches Backward with European Collusion, published by the Public International Law and Policy Group.
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