Aron James Miszlivetz
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Aron James Miszlivetz holds a Master's degree in EU International Relations and Diplomacy from the College of Europe. In 2021, he spent six months as a seconded national expert at the European Commission, where he worked on the EU's neighbourhood and enlargement policy. Since March 2020, he has been a visiting researcher at the Europe Strategic Research Institute of the University of Public Service where he has published widely on the EU's security and defence policy, as well as on the EU's enlargement policy and the Western Balkans. From 2022 to 2023, he was the Policy Director of Blue Door Consulting. Currently he is working on multilateral diplomacy and human rights as Head of Department for International Organisations at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Hungary.
miszlivetz.aron.james@uni-nke.hu |
EUSTRAT publications:
What way forward for the EU in 2024?
A new financial investment plan for the Western Balkans
Reforms for a new Europe: A revival of the Franco-German tandem?
European elections in times of war
Spanish priorities for a more strategic autonomous Europe
The EU’s waning stance in the Western Balkans
The role of the European Union in a post-war continental order
Belgrade and Pristina at turning points
Ukraine’s recovery: Marshall Plan 2.0?
2022: They European Year of Youth
The future of enlargement in the light of war
Crisis in the Neighborhood: A new impetus for European defense
A new year for European defense?
Eastern Partnership Summit: Renewed hopes?
The pivot to Asia and the future of Europe
Towards a new security paradigm? The EU’s Security Union Strategy
Cybersecurity in the European Union: Possibilities and perspectives
Competitiveness without competition? The Ericsson-Huawei affair and the EU’s 5G strategy
Small, but professional: The Centers on Thematic Expertise in DG NEAR
Turbulent fall after elections: North Macedonia
The EU’s crisis response to COVID-19: Civil or military aspect?
Western Balkans at the door: The new enlargement package
Macro-financial assistance in challenging times: The EU in Ukraine