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Affiliation:<\/h4>\n

University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia<\/p>\n

Expertise:<\/h4>\n

Tatjana Muravska is Professor of Regional and European integration studies at the University of Latvia (LU). Since the early\u00a01990s, she has been involved in the process of designing and teaching courses in European Studies at LU, and has been a visiting professor at\u00a0partner universities in Europe, Canada and India. She has held fellowships in a number of academic institutions in the EU and Canada. Since 2000, she has been Director of the Centre for European and Transition Studies,<\/em> European Studies Master\u00a0Programme<\/em>, Doctoral School for European Integration and Baltic Sea Region Studies<\/em>, academic coordinator of the\u00a0Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence,<\/em> and Jean Monnet Chair ad personam<\/em> at LU, as well as the former\u00a0President of Latvian European Community Studies Association. <\/em>She has been involved in EU, World Bank, UNDP, and CIDA research projects.<\/p>\n

Her research covers economic, social, and regional policy issues in the EU and New Member\u00a0States with a special focus on EU structural funds implementation and energy policy in the EU and Baltic States.<\/p>\n

Dates of the visit:<\/h4>\n

March 1-22, 2016<\/p>\n

Contribution to University activities:<\/h4>\n