Boris Najman

CASE Fellow

education:

Ph. D., Economics, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (current Paris School of Economics) (1997-2000),
MA, Economics, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (current Paris School of Economics) (1997),
BA, Economics, University of Paris I Pantheon Sorbonne (1992),
BA, Philosophy, University of Paris I Pantheon Sorbonne (1992).

languages:

French (native), Serbo-Croatian (fluent), English (advanced), Russian (advanced), Italian (advanced) Spanish (basic) Ukrainian (basic).

Expertise:

Background:

Current Positions:

Senior Fellow at CASE – Center for Social and Economic Research (2009-Present)
Associate Professor, University of Paris-Est Créteil (UPEC), 2002-Present
Head of the Master “International Economic Studies” at University of Paris-Est Créteil
Researcher at ERUDITE Research Centre, University of Paris-Est (2010-Present)

Previous Positions:

Visiting Professor at the Carlos III University, Madrid,
Informal economy measurement techniques and surveys in Syria, Pension reform analysis and proposal in Serbia and economic aspects of energy sector in CIS countries, CASE (2007-2008),
New EU members and transition economies. Recent detail analysis of health systems (Serbia-2006), UN committee for economic, social and cultural rights (2006),
Expert on forecasting methods in Ukraine (1994-1997), Romania (1997-1998),
Economic Trends projects: Ukraine (1994-1995), Montenegro (1999-2003), Serbia (2005-2006), and Syria (2007),
Economic Analysis of public institutions (pension fund, health care fund, employment agency, in transitions economies, financed either through EU funding or NGO) (1994-2006),
Since 1994 Expert on Policy advice in Transition economies (Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Montenegro) within EU, USAID, UNDP programs and Open Society Institute,
Public administration reforms and technical assistance projects. (Ukraine, Romania, Serbia),
Instructor, HEC-Master of International Finance, Paris 1, Master, Paris 12,
Global Issues Series organized with the World Bank.

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