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Krenar Gashi (born 1982) is Kosovar political scientist, currently based in Belgium as a Basileus doctoral fellow at the Centre for EU Studies, Ghent University.〔(Official Website of the Centre for EU Studies )〕 His research interest include international relations and foreign policy of the European Union, democratization and democratic transition, political systems and party politics, while his special focus is the relation between the EU and the countries of the Western Balkans. He studied sociology at the University of Pristina, and obtained an MA in Journalism and Communication. In 2013, Gashi obtained an MA (with distinction) in European Politics from the University of Sussex, and was awarded the Jean Monnet Prize by the Sussex European Institute.〔(Sussex Library, Official Website )〕 Gashi started his career as a reporter, having worked for key Kosovo print and broadcast media. He reported for the Financial Times〔(Gashi’s stories in the Financial Times )〕 and was the Kosovo Editor of the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network, where he edited Balkan Insight〔(Gashi’s stories in Balkan Insight )〕 and established Kosovo’s only English-language newspaper Prishtina Insight. In 2009, Gashi joined KIPRED institute, Kosovo’s first think tank, initially as a research director and later executive director. In 2011 he established the Institute for Development Policy (INDEP) a think tank that focuses on democratisation and sustainable development.〔(Official website of the Institute for Development Policy )〕 Under Gashi’s leadership INDEP became the most influential think tank in Kosovo, working closely with the Assembly of Kosovo and its parliamentary committees. His publications include papers on democratization, election reform, development policy and European integration.〔( Krenar Gashi’s official website )〕 He writes Kosovo sections of Bertelsmann Foundation’s Transformation Index〔(Bertelsmann Transformation Index )〕 and Freedom House’s Nation in Transit report, which is one of the most eminent publication assessing the democratization process in the world. He appears frequently in national and international media and engages in public debates on politics of Kosovo, the Western Balkans and the European Union.〔(Gashi's interview on Kosovo's 2014 political stalemate for the Tribuna daily (in Albanian language) )〕〔(Gashi's interview for Blic Newspaper )〕〔(Gashi's interview on peacekeeping in Kosovo for Voice of Russia )〕 == Awards == - 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Krenar Gashi」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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