Roumen Daskalov - Curriculum Vitae#

EMPOYMENT AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

• Since 2008 – (Full) Professor at the New Bulgarian University in Sofia
  
• 2005 – 2008 - Associate Professor at the New Bulgarian University in Sofia
  
• Since 2005 – Professor at the Central European University in Budapest
  
• 1999 - 2005 - Associate Professor at the Central European University in Budapest
  
• 2003 (Spring semester) and 2000 (Spring semester) - Visiting Associate Professor at the University of California-Berkeley
  
• 1995 - 1999 - Associate Professor (Dozent) at Sofia University
  
• 1988-1995 - Assistant-professor at Sofia University

STUDIES, DEGREES:

• 1995 - Habilitation at Sofia University ("Between East and West: Bulgarian Cultural Dilemmas")
  
• 1988 - Ph.D. degree granted by Sofia University (doctoral thesis on the comparative historical sociology of Max Weber)
  
• 1984 – M. A. (thesis in the modern cultural history of Bulgaria)
  
• 1983-1984 - GRADUATE studies (toward master's degree) at Sofia University (Department of History)
  
• 1979-1983 - UNDERGRADUATE studies in History at Sofia University

SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, AWARDS:

• 2009-2013 – Advanced grant of the European Research Council, hosted by NBU in Sofia
  
• Oct. 2004 - Dec. 2004 - member of the Institute for Advanced Study (NIAS) - Wassenaar, the Netherlands
  
• 2001 – research grant of the Central European University
  
• June 1997 - September 1998 - Humboldt Fellowship at Freie Universitaet - Berlin
  
• 1997 - Getty grant
  
• June 1996 – Oct. 1996 - Fulbright Fellowship at the University of Maryland - College Park
  
• 1995/6 - Mellon fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, N.J., U.S.A.
  
• February 1995 - Fellow at St. John's College, Oxford University
  
• 1993/4 - Jean-Monnet Fellowship at the European University Institute - Florence

LANGUAGES:

• Bulgarian (mother tongue)
  
• English
  
• Russian
  
• German
  
• French - reading
  
• Spanish - reading
  
• Italian - reading
  
• Serbo-Croatian - reading

MEMBER of EDITORIAL BOARDS:

• (2002-2007) "Contemporary European History". Cambridge University Press
  
• (1994-1999) "Studia Culturologica", Bulgaria
  

ORGANIZATIONS:

• The Bulgarian Historical Association
  
• American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies (AAASS)
  

ADVISORY BOARD:

The Institute for the Study of the Recent Past (in Sofia)

EXPERT evaluator for the European Commission F-6 Framework (2002-2004) and F-7 Framework (2005-2013).