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Members of the Board
   From 2006 to 2010

Elsa Ballauri
John Brademas
Erhard Busek
Costa Carras
Nikos Efthymiadis
Smaranda Enache
Selcuk Erez
Zdravko Grebo
Vlasta Jalusic
Maritta von Bieberstein Koch-Weser
Matthew Nimetz
Saso Ordanoski
Antoinette Primatarova
Zarko Puhovski
Gazmend Pula
Dusan Reljic
Pieter Stek
Neslihan Tombul
Rigas Tzelepoglou
Spiros Voyadzis
Aleksandra Joksimovic

 
Former Members

Pekin Baran
George David

Osman Kavala
Albert Koenders
Ivan Krastev
Fatos Lubonja
Richard Schifter
Veton Surroi



News

02-04 July 2010 -   The second cycle of Training Activities for history teachers in Serbia was kicked off during the first weekend of July with an up-skilling workshop for teacher trainers. The event was also attended by representatives of the Serbian Ministry for Education and four more workshops will take place in autumn 2010, targeted at further enhancing the skills of history teachers in multi-perspective modern teaching methodology all over Serbia.  Click here to read the full article.

04 June 2010 - CDRSEE’s 2009 Annual Report available for download. Inaugurating a new decade of activities, the CDRSEE’s 2009 annual report is available for download! In 2009, CDRSEE saw its two flagship projects, Employed Empowered and The Southeast European Joint History Project (JHP) run full steam ahead and yield the results of success, whilst a new project, the Recycle Monster: Don’t Throw It, Show It! was created and implemented right here at the Center’s adoptive home, in Thessaloniki. To read the full article, please click here.

08 & 09 May 2010: The Recycle Monster: ‘Don't Throw it, Show it!’. CDRSEE in partnership with the American College Thessaloniki (ACT), successfully undertook its first public event in Thessaloniki over the weekend of 08 and 09 May and organised in the city’s Artistotle Square an educational campaign titled "Recycle Monster: "Don't Throw it, Show it!". The project was implemented by CDRSEE staff and ACT students, and the community and student spirits were high as the recycle-oriented events took place over the whole weekend. Click here to read the whole article! 

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Members of the Board of Directors

Antoinette Primatarova

In early 2002 Antoinette Primatarova joined the Bulgarian NGO Centre for Liberal Strategies.

From 1993 to 2001 Antoinette Primatarova served in different positions within the Bulgarian diplomatic service. From 1993 to 1997 as Bulgaria's Ambassador to Sweden, Norway and Iceland, from 1997 to 1999 as Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and from 1999 to 2001 as Bulgaria's Ambassador to the European Communities. Upon the opening of negotiations with the EU in early 2001 she was entrusted with the position of Bulgaria's Deputy Chief Negotiator as well.

Antoinette Primatarova's pre-diplomatic experience was in the academic world of the University of Sofia. She was involved from 1979 to 1992 in teaching and research in the broad field of linguistic pragmatics, the main topics being Translation Theory and Linguistic Theory of Argumentation. From 1979 to 1981 Antoinette Primatarova was working for the Nordic department of the publishing House Narodna Kultura as editor. During the eighties and nineties she continued to promote Nordic literature and culture in Bulgaria, being herself a very active translator of Swedish writers and poets.

Born in Sofia in 1954, Antoinette Primatarova graduated in Germanic Studies from the University of Leipzig in 1978.

She and her husband Andrey have a son - Stefan.

Antoinette Primatarova is fluent in German, English, Swedish and Dutch and has hardly problems to understand Russian, Norwegian and Danish.

 
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