Erik André Andersen
Analyst, Ph.D., M.Sc.
The Danish Institute for Human Rights
Strandgade 56
DK-1401 Copenhagen K
EAA[at]humanrights.dk
Current Research Topic:
- International criminal justice in a historical and contemporary perspective
2003- Analyst at the Danish Institute for Human Rights (Research Department)
1998-2003 Project Manager at the Danish Institute for Human Rights (International Department). Member of Steering Committee for the "Balkan Human Rights Network".
1997 Ph.D. in Political Science on Eastern Europe, University of Copenhagen.
1997-2001 Assistant Associate Professor, Institute of East European Studies, University of Copenhagen.
1996-1997 Guest Senior Researcher at Copenhagen Peace Research Institute. Attached to the research project "Intra-state Conflicts" headed by Professor Håkan Wiberg.
1993-1996 Ph.D. candidate. Attached to the research project "Continuity and Change in Russia, Eastern Europe and the Baltic States" established in cooperation between the Universities of Copenhagen and Odense and headed by Professor Bent Jensen.
1992-1993 Assistant Associate Professor at DiS (Denmark’s International Study Programme).
1990-1993 Head of the Information Centre on Eastern Europe, University of Copenhagen.
1986-1990 Academic free-lance professions: Assistant Lecturer at the Universities of Copenhagen and Odense; Guest Researcher at the Centre for Alternative Social Studies in Copenhagen; Project consultant at the Institute of East European Studies, University of Copenhagen; Guest Researcher at the Danish Council of Security and Disarmament; Study leader and Lecturer at the People's University in Copenhagen; and Lecturer at the Open University in Copenhagen.
1986 M.Sc. in Geography (major) and Political Science on Eastern Europe (minor) at the University of Copenhagen.
1970 Matematical-physical student at Johannesskolen, Copenhagen
1952 Born 24 April in Copenhagen
Civil status: Married, five children.
Language capabilities: Fluently in English and German. Reading capability in Russian.
Publications: More than 75 articles, reports, monographs and editions, mainly about economic-political and ethnic problems in Eastern Europe. See list of publications
Title of Ph.D. dissertation: "An Ethnic Perspective on Economic Reform: the Case of Estonia", Aldershot: Ashgate 1999, 539 pages.