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AUA Office: 135W, Paramaz Avedisian Building
Courses:
PG101 - Politics and Governance
PSIA344 - Public Policy Analysis
PSIA352 - Economics for Political Science
PSIA345 - Development Policy and Strategy
Office Hours (Spring 2022):
Tuesdays: 16:00-18:00
Wednesdays: 17:00-18:30
Zoom by appointment only
Research Interests:
- Minority Nationalism / Minority Politics
- Acculturation Models
- Autonomy Policy
- Vojvodinian Politics
Research Projects:
-PERITIA PROJECT - Policy, Expertise and Trust
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Short Bio:
I was born in the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. I spent my childhood and adolescence in Dubai, UAE. I have worked and studied across the world including the United States, Australia, and the UK. I hold two BA degrees in Philosophy and Religion, an MA degree in International Studies, and a PhD in Public Affairs and Policy. Before moving to Armenia, I used to be a researcher and political science lecturer in the Mark O. Hatfield School of Government at Portland State University. I come to AUA with a zeal for teaching and research in the areas of ex-Yugoslav politics, minority policy, and autonomy arrangements.
Publications:
Prokic, U. (2016). How Has Religiosity Influenced the Restrictiveness of Marriage Immigration Policy in Serbia, Denmark, and the United States? Hatfield Graduate Journal of Public Affairs, 1(1), 1-13.
Prokic, U. (2021). Marko Grdesic. The Shape of Populism: Serbia before the Dissolution of Yugoslavia. Journal Southeastern Europe, 45(1), 155-157.
Prokic, U. (2022). Hume’s “Third Way”: A Pareto Optimal Account of Convention. International Journal of Applied Philosophy, 35(2), 253-272.
Prokic, U. (2019). Ethnonational Identity and Detached Lives in a Serbian Province: A Study of Parallelism Among Vojvodina’s Hungarian Community. Dissertation and Theses. Paper 5413.