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DR. KYRIAKOS KOUVELIOTIS
CURRICULUM VITAE


Personal
Information • Name: Dr. Kyriakos P. Kouveliotis
• Marital status: Married
• Nationality: Hellenic
• Date of Birth: 21 / 6 / 1970.


Education 2001 – 2002
• Post-Doctorate in Conflict Resolution and Crisis Management
Foundation for Mediterranean Studies, Athens, GR. Scholarship from the State Scholarship’s Foundation (IKY).

2000 – 2001
• Post-Doctorate in Decision and Policy-Making
Scottish Centre for International Security (SCIS), University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK.

1995 – 1998
• Ph.D. in European Integration and International Relations
‘The Common Foreign and Security Policy of the European Union’, Department of Politics, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK.

1994 – 1995
• Master of Arts (MA) in Diplomacy
Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Lancaster, UK.

9/1993 – 1/1994
• Certificate in Linguistics
Department of Linguistics, University College of North Wales – Bangor, UK.

1990 - 1994
• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in English Literature and Linguistics
School of English, Faculty of Philosophy, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GR.

1989 – 1990
• The American College of Greece – Deree College (English Major)
• TEI OF CRETE (School of Health Sciences)



Academic
Experience
• Professor in the International Telematic University – UNINETTUNO Director of the MSc in Health Management April 2009 – today.


• Professor in the Air Force War College, Sept. 2002 - today, areas of expertise:
➢ European Defence and Security,
➢ International Relations and Security in SE Europe,
➢ Leadership,
➢ Negotiation Techniques.


• Adjunct Professor in the American College of Greece – Deree College, Sept. 2001 – Sept. 2004. teaching areas:
➢ International Business,
➢ Business Communications,
➢ International Management,
➢ Business Negotiations,
➢ Decision Making and Leadership.
Member of the Graduate Studies Committee responsible for the organization of postgraduate programs such as the ACG MBA

• Lecturer / Teaching Assistant at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Department of Politics, Oct. 1996 – Oct. 1998, teaching areas:
➢ The Common Market and EU Policies,
➢ International Political Economy and Globalisation,
➢ Information Technology in Politics,
➢ European Business and Politics.


• Visiting Lecturer in Sunderland University, School of Social and International Studies, Nov. 1996 – June 1997, teaching areas:
➢ EU Politics and Policies,
➢ Political Theory.


• Lecturer / Tutor in Keele University for teaching in its HRM Postgraduate Distant Learning Programme, Sept. 2000 – June 2001, teaching area:
➢ Human Resources Management.

• Research Associate in the Scottish Centre for International Security, University of Aberdeen, Scotland, Sept. 2001 - 2003, area of expertise:
➢ Decision and Policy Making.

• Professor in the Naval War College, Sept. 2001 - 2003, areas of expertise:
➢ Diplomatic Principles,
➢ Negotiation Techniques,
➢ Simulation Games,
➢ Decision Making in the Armed Forces.

• Department Chair - Professor in the University of Indianapolis,
Department of International Relations, History and Political Science,
Sept. 2002 – Dec. 2003.



Current Professional Activities
• President of the Educational Organisation: Atheneum – Liberal Studies
Athens – 2007 - today.

• Professor - Director of the Technological Pole of the International Telematic University – UNINETTUNO April 2009 - today.



Publications Books:

• ‘Olympic Truce’, Kindle Book - Amazon 2011.
• ‘European Defence’, LULU ebook 2011.
• ‘Small and Light Weapons’, LULU ebook 2011.
• ‘Exploring Global perspectives on the United States’, contribution to the Encyclopedia published Berkshire Publishing Group, 2005.
• ‘The Foreign Policy of Russia in the New International System’, Paraskinio, Athens, October 2002.
• ‘The Europeanisation on Greece’s Foreign and Security Policy’, Paraskinio, Athens, October 2002.
• ‘Philosophy of War and Leadership’, Epikoinonies A.E., Athens, January 2002.
• ‘Chemical and Biological War’, Troxalia, Athens, October 2001.
• ‘Management and Political Science: the Case of Diplomatic Negotiation’, Papazisis, Athens, Sept. 2001.
• ‘The Impact of Europeanisation on the Greek Foreign Policy’, Institute of International Economic Relations, Athens, June 2001.
• ‘Reader’s Guide to Social Sciences’ (contribution), Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, London, 2000.
• ‘The Common Foreign and Security Policy and Weak States: The Case of Greece’, PhD Thesis, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, 1999.

Papers / Articles:

• ‘The Impact Of European Integration On The Diplomatic And Strategic Domains Of Greece’, London School of Economics The 2nd Hellenic Observatory PhD Symposium on Modern Greece: "Current Social Science Research on Greece" L