Dzhafarov Eldar
EDUCATION
2020-2025 – Post Doctora, International Relations.
5901.01 Baku State University. Baku. Azerbaijan. Dissertation title: “The role of culture in international relations in modern times”.
2012-2015 – Doctorate (PhD), International Relations.
5901.01 Baku State University. Baku. Azerbaijan. Dissertation title: “Political-military aspects of Turkiye-USA relations in Modern period”.
2009-2011 – Master’s degree, International Relations. Baku State University (honors diploma). Baku. Azerbaijan
2005-2009 – Bachelor, International Relations. Baku State University (honors diploma). Baku. Azerbaijan
RESEARCH AREA
• Contemporary problems of World Politics
• The role of culture in international relations
• Foreign policy of the Crown Dependencies
SUBJECTS
• Theory of international relations
• International cultural relations
• USA in Modern World Politics
PARTICIPATION IN REPUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL SEMINARS, CONFERENCES
19-20 october 2017- The 7th International Black Sea conference-symposium – “Turkiye-Russia relations”, organized by Giresun University of Turkiye and the Black Sea Strategic Research Center in Giresun. Giresun. Turkiye.
01-30 march 2017- Grant project within the Erasmus+ program. (KA 107 International Credit Mobility). Lecture at the University of Pavia, Italy. Urgent problems of International Relations (EU-Azerbaijan relations, conflicts and their resolution in the South Caucasus). Pavia. Italy
01-06 july 2017 – The 26th summer conference-seminar jointly organized by the Institute of International Relations of Greece and the University of Athens Piraeus. “Strategy in the 21st century”. Tinos. Greece
01.03 – 01.05 2017 – Seminars of the European Union dedicated to migration problems. “Migration Studies Weekend Series.” MOBILIZE. International Center for Migration Policy Development. Baku. Azerbaijan
30.06 – 05.07 2018 – The 27th summer conference-seminar jointly organized by the Institute of International Relations of Greece and the University of Athens Piraeus. “Strategy in the 21st century”. Tinos. Greece