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CURRICULUM VITAE NAME: PIOTR DUTKIEWICZ DEPARTMENT: Department of Political Science, Carleton University, 1125 Colonel By Drive ,Ottawa, Ontario Canada , K1S 5B6 TELEPHONE: (613) 520- 2792 E-MAIL: [email protected] 1. EDUCATION

1981 Ph.D. - Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, Russia

1975 LLM – Department of Law and Public Administration, University of Warsaw, Poland

2. EMPLOYMENT 2.1 Academic Appointments 2008- Co-Director, Centre for Governance and Public Management,

Carleton University, Ottawa (jointly with Les Pal)

2003-2008 Director, Institute for European and Russian Studies, Carleton University, Ottawa

1998- Professor, Department of Political Science, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada. Supervisor of Graduate Studies, Department of Political Science (1998-2000) Associate Director, Institute for European and Russian Studies (1996-2003).

1996-1998 Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Carleton University, Ottawa. Associate Director, Institute of Central/East European and Russian Area Studies (CERAS), Carleton University, Ottawa.

1997- Adjunct Professor, University of Ottawa, Ottawa.

1994-1998 Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Carleton University, Ottawa.

1993- Permanent Fellow, Centre for Civilization’s Studies, Russian Academy of Science, Moscow.

1991-1993 Fellow, Centre for International Relations, Queen's University, Kingston.

1994-1998 Visiting Associate Professor, Departments of Political Studies and History, Queen's University, Kingston.

1994-1998 Assistant Professor, Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland. (Tenured Position)


1986-1989 Vice Chairman, National Research Project, "Local Development, Regional Development and Territorial Self-Government in Poland and Eastern Europe," Poland.

1982-1986 Assistant Professor, Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland.

2.2 OTHER EMPLOYMENT

1986-1989 Editor in Chief of "Local and Regional Studies in Poland," (21 volumes), Warsaw University, Poland.

3. PROFESSIONAL HONOURS 2014 Research Excellence Award

Piotr Dutkiewicz has co-edited four books since 2011, including two in 2013, organized two international conferences, organized panels for international conferences and a series of public seminars and lectures. His work is model for collaborating with colleagues and students, engaging and bringing in scholars from around the world. He has also become an International leader in his field of Russian politics, which has expanded to examine broader issues of political and social transformation. His research examining the effects of reforms under Putin and their national and international ramifications is so timely that he is in constant demand for scholarly presentations and seminars to disseminate his research.

2014 2012 2009

Award for Distinguished Service to Canada-Russia Relations ;The Directors of the Russia-Canada Business Council (RCBC) have presented EURUS Professor Piotr Dutkiewicz the Distinguished Service to Canada-Russia Relations Award for his exemplary commitment to relations between the two countries The Embassy of Canada in the Russian Federation formally acknowledged EURUS Professor Piotr Dutkiewicz for his ”distinguished and sustained contributions to Canada-Russia relations.” Order of Friendship from the President of the Russian Federation (June, 2009)

2007 October 2007 Professor Dutkiewicz received an Honorary Degree (Doctorate Honoris Causa) from the Russian Academy of Pubic Administration for the “strengthening of the Russian-Canadian relations”

2007-2009 Member of the International Editorial Board of the journal, Juvenile Justice, Russia, Moscow

2006 Recipient of the Honorary Degree, ( Doctorate Honoris Causa ) from Moscow People’s University, Moscow, May, 2006 for “achievements in scholarship and high contributions to the development of the Russian-Canadian relations”.

2005-2009 Member of the Editorial Board, Academic Journal “Politeks,” St. Petersburg University, Russian Federation.


2005- Co-Chief–Editor, Review of European and Russian Affairs (with Professors Joan DeBardeleben and Oliver Schmidtke, University of Victoria), http://europeanrussianaffairs.com

2004- Member of the Canadian Pugwash Group.

2003 Diploma/Letter of Recognition from the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation for the "Great contribution to the development of the labor market for women".

2003 Member of the Canadian Official State Delegation to Russia (member and leading person of two panel discussions) September 2003.

2003 Letter of Recognition from the President, Moscow University, "For the achievements in scholarship," Russian Federation.

2002 Letter of Recognition, Russian Minister of Education, “For the great contribution to the development of Russian-Canadian relations in the area of education”.

2002 Member, International Board of CSGS (Centre for Strategic and Global Studies), Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, Russian Federation.

1995 Member, Board of International Advisors, Czech Helsinki Committee (Founded by Vaclav Havel), Prague, Czech Republic.

1995 Member, International Advisory Council, Center for East European Studies, Warsaw, Poland.

1995 Member, International Advisory Board of the Human Rights Foundation for Civil Society, Moscow, Russian Federation.

1994-1997 Co-ordinator, East European Program, Canadian Human Rights Foundation, Montreal, Canada.

1994 Arts and Science Undergraduate Society Award - ASUS Teaching Excellence Award for the 1993-1994 academic year, Queen's University.

1993 Arts and Science Undergraduate Society Award - ASUS Teaching Excellence Award for the 1992-1993 academic year, Queen’s University.

1991 Senior Fellow, Centre for International Relations, Queen's University, Kingston, Canada.

1989 Rector of Warsaw University Award for Outstanding Teaching Activity, Warsaw, Poland.


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1987 Rector of Warsaw University Award for Achievements in Scholarship and Research, Warsaw, Poland.

1986 Students' Union Award for Activity in the Field of Education, Warsaw, Poland.


1980 Minister of Education Award for Excellence in Teaching, Warsaw, Poland.

4. PUBLICATIONS 4.1 REFEREED SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS Articles in Refereed Journals Piotr Dutkiewicz, Democracy – State- Market and Modernization in Eastern Europe, in: Vladislav Inozemtsev (ed.) Democracy and Modernization, Moscow, Europe Publisher, 2011, pp.72 -86. Piotr Dutkiewicz, Democracy After Collapse, in : Russia in Global Affairs, № 4, pp. 144 – 154, October/December 2011 (English); Piotr Dutkiewicz, “Re-Thinking Russia”, Russia in Global Affairs (in English), No.4 October – December, 2009. Piotr Dutkiewicz, “Russian Developmental State “(in Russian), in Russia in Global Affairs, No.5 September-October, 2009, pp.73 – 86. Piotr Dutkiewicz, “Global Crises – Short Term Prognosis and Policy Reponses” (in Russian) in: Civil Service, July-August, 2009, No.60, pp.6-16. Piotr Dutkiewicz, “Post-Globalization perestroika of the global markets” (in Russian) in: Civil Service, September-October 2008 No.55 pp.108-121. Piotr Dutkiewicz, “Asymmetric Power, Heresy and Post-Communism” in Politex, Journal of St. Petersburg University, 2007, vol.2 N0.4, pp. 40- 50 (in Russian) Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladimir Popov, Ahead or Behind? Lessons from Russia's Post-Communist Reforms, in Comparative Constitutional Review, (Sravnitelnoe Konstitutsionnoe Obozrenie, (in Russian) No. 4(53), December, 2005, pp. 9-22. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladimir Popov, Yet Another End to the Russian Democracy (in Russian) in The Main Theme Quarterly (Glavnaia Tema), Moscow, April/May 2005, pp. 100-122. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladimir Popov, The Worst is Over? (in Russian) in Contemporary Europe Quarterly, No. 4(20), October-December 2004, pp. 42-56. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladimir Popov, Democracy Without Liberalism, (in Russian) in Political Journal (Politicheskii Jurnal), No 37(40), October 2004, Moscow, pp. 2-12 (plus 3 tables).


Piotr Dutkiewicz and Sergei Plekhanov, “The Politics of ‘Mimicry’: The case of Eastern Europe,” in The Soldier and the State in the Post Cold War Era, Queen’s Quarterly, December 2002, Albert Lagault, Joel Sokolsky (eds.), pp.113-145. Review of "Legal Ontology of Politics" by Alexei Avtonomov in Constitutional Law, Moscow, 2001, vol. 4(37), 2001, pp. 206-207. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Dejan Guzina, "Challenges of Democratization: A Comparative Perspective on the Politics of Transition in Eastern Europe," in Bulletin of Moscow Friendship University, Moscow, 2001, vol. 3, pp. 57-66. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Sergei Plekhanov, "Les Relations Civilo-Militaires: Transfert de Normes et Coopération Démocratique," in Etudes Internationales, volume XXXII, no 2, Juin 2001, pp. 275-303. Piotr Dutkiewicz and J. Soboleva, "Unemployment Insurance System: Comparative Notes on Canada and Russia," in Problems of Management, no. 2, 1998, Moscow, pp. 1-16. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Magda Opalski, "Citizenship and Ethnic Conflict: The Case of Latvia," in EUROASIA, 1995, no. 3, pp. 71-77.

Piotr Dutkiewicz and Magda Opalski, “Ethnic Conflict in the Baltic States: The Case of Latvia,” Distinguished Speakers Series, Royal Military College of Canada, 1995, no. 3, pp. 1-35.

"Current Stage of Political Development in USSR,” Round Table, International Relations, 1988, no. 10(419) (18 pages). “Some Remarks on Soviet ‘Pieriestrojka’,” Kultura i Spoleczenstwo, (Society and Culture) 1988, no. 2-3, (7 pages). (in Polish) "Property and Ownership in the Structure of Power in Africa," Asia, Africa and Latin America, Warsaw University Press, 1988, vol. 65 (8 pages). (in English) "Citizens and Rulers: European and Third World Perspective," in The Dialogues on the Third World, 1988, Warsaw University Press, vol. 4 (4 pages). Piotr Dutkiewicz and Gavin Williams, "Crises of the State in Sub-Sahara Africa," IDS Bulletin, Sussex University, England, 1987, vol. 18, no.3 (17 pages). Piotr Dutkiewicz, M. Kenig and J. Milewski, "Political Problems of African Countries," in Asia, Africa and Latin America, Warsaw University Press, 1987, vol. 66 (18 pages). Piotr Dutkiewicz and Z. Banaszczyk, "Methodological Aspects of Comparison of Land Tenure Systems," in Asia, Africa and Latin America, Warsaw University Press, 1987, vol. 66 (15 pages). (in English) Piotr Dutkiewicz and R. Shenton, “Etatisation and the Logic of Diminishing Reproduction in Africa," in Review of African Political Economy, England, 1986, no. 2 (12 pages). "Trade Unions in Africa as Pressure Groups," Asia, Africa and Latin America, Warsaw University Press, 1985, vol. 64 (8 pages).


"The Ruling Groups in the Third World," in Dialogi o Trzecim Swiecie, Warsaw University Press, 1984, vol. 2 (12 pages). "The Role of Law in the Land Tenure System in Nigeria," in Journal of Academy of Science of USSR, Moscow, 1980 (10 pages). (in Russian) "Political Problems of Western Sahara," in Wojsko Ludowe, Warsaw University Press, 1978 (13 pages). (in Polish) "Law Regulation of Land Tenure Systems in West Africa," in Przeglad Informacji o Afryce, Warsaw University Press, 1976, no. 2143 (18 pages). (in Polish) "The Logic and Definitions of Law-Abidance," (Legal Studies) in Zeszyty Prawnicze, Uniwersytet Slaski, 1975 (15 pages). (in Polish) (Rewarded by the Law Department, Silesian University, as the best article published by a Law Department post-graduate student in 1975.) Articles in Refereed Conference Proceedings "Educational Developments in Slovakia," in The Slovak Republic, A Decade of Independence, Mark M. Stolarik, ed., 2004, pp.85-95. "Civil -Military Relations in Eastern Europe," in Democratic Control Over National Security System and the Armed Forces, O.M. Goncharenko, ed., Kiiv Center for International Relation and Strategic Studies, 2003, pp. 95-124. (jointly with Sergei Plekhanov). “Postcommunism and Globalisation,” in Dialog of Civilizations, Moscow, 2000, pp. 22-31. (jointly with V. Suchan). “Global and Regional Migration Trends. East-West Migration,” in Refugees and Migration in Central and Eastern Europe, Canadian Human Rights Foundation, Montreal, 1997, p. 3-9. "On Pieriestroika," in Pieriestroika in Soviet Union, E. Szczepanik, ed., Warsaw: Pax Press, 1988, (5 pages). Edited Refereed Books (Books reviewed by at least 2 independent referees. Revisions have been undertaken according to those revisions.) Piotr Dutkiewicz and Richard Sakwa EURASIAN INTEGRATION: THE VIEW FROM WITHIN December, 2014, pp 340. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Richard Sakwa (eds.), 22 Ideas to Fix the World . Conversations with the World's Foremost Thinkers, New York University Press, 2013, pp. 480 Piotr Dutkiewicz and Andrei Margolin (eds.) New Technologies in Public Administration as Reflected by Canadian and Russian Experience” «Новые технологии государственного управления в зеркале канадского и российского опыта» Moscow Governance University , pp. 270, 2013, MGGU Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladislav Inozemtsev (eds.), Democracy versus Modernization, A Dilemma for Russia and for the World, Routledge Publishers (Great Britain) , 2012, pp. 254


Piotr Dutkiewicz & Dmitri Trenin eds., Russia - The Challenges of Transformation, NYUP, May 2011, pp.485. Piotr Dutkiewicz, Alison Keating, Maryana Nikoula, Evgeni Shevchenko, “ Juvenile Justice in Russia”, AUCC, 2009, pp. 181 (authorship in equal parts) – internal (AUCC based) evaluation process and review took place. Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone, Piotr Dutkiewicz, eds., New Europe: The Impact of the First Decade. Variations on the Pattern. Polish Academy of Science, 2007, pp.526 (in English) vol. 2. Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone and Piotr Dutkiewicz, eds., New Europe . The Impact of the First Decade, Vol. 1, Trends and Prospects. Polish Academy of Science, 2006, p. 247. (in English) Piotr Dutkiewicz, Dejan Guzina and Vladimir Marakhov, eds., Theory and Practice of the Civil Society in Russia (Teoria I praktika grazhdanskovo obshestva v Rosii), St. Petersburg State University, 2005, p. 269. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Andrei Zakharov, eds., Basics of Local Governance, textbook for Grade 10 High Schools in Russia, Moscow, 2001, Municipal Power Press, p. 141. Piotr Dutkiewicz and R. Jackson, eds., NATO Looks East, 1998, Praeger, p. 200. Piotr Dutkiewicz, T. Stepankova and M. Gosh, eds., Ukraine: Social and Economic Transformation, 1991-1997, Kiev: Science, 1997, p. 230. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Magda Opalski, eds., Ethnic Minority Rights in East Central Europe, Montreal, Canadian Human Rights Foundation, 1996, p. 210. Piotr Dutkiewicz and G. Gorzelak, eds., Problems of Local Development in Poland, Warsaw University Press, 1989, p. 240. Piotr Dutkiewicz and B. Jalowiecki, eds., "Panstwo i Kultura Polityczna," State and Political Culture, vol. 5, Warsaw University Press, 1989, p. 273. Piotr Dutkiewicz and A. Dembicz, eds., Modernizationes Rurales de America Latina, Acta Latina-Americanas de Varsoviensis, Warsaw University, 1989, p. 180. Piotr Dutkiewicz, B. Jalowiecki, and K.Z. Sowa, eds., "Spolecznosci lokalne, terazniejszosc i przyszlosc” Local Communities, the Present and the Future, Warsaw University Press, 1989, p. 361. Piotr Dutkiewicz, Z. Niewiadomski and K. Sobczak, eds., "Strategia zmian systemu lokalnego” Strategy of Local System's Changes, Warsaw University Press, 1988, p. 156. Piotr Dutkiewicz and G. Gorzelak, eds., "Problemy rozwoju lokalnego” Problems of Local Development, Warsaw University Press, 1988, p. 217. Piotr Dutkiewicz, J. Milewski and B. Stefanski, eds., Three Decades of Africa's Development, Warsaw University Press, 1987, p. 249. Piotr Dutkiewicz, K. Sobczak and Z. Niewiadomski, eds., "Prawne problemy funkcjonowania wladzy lokalnej i samorzadu terytorialnego. Synteza wynikow badan w zakresie nadzoru i planowania” Legal Aspects of Local


Authorities and Self-Government Functioning: Synthesis of Research Results on Supervision and Planning, Warsaw University Press, 1987, p. 96. Piotr Dutkiewicz and A. Mync, eds., "Uklady lokalne. Zarys monografii problemu” Local Systems: An Outline of the Problem, Warsaw University Press, 1987, p. 230. Piotr Dutkiewicz and A. Dembicz, eds., "Lokalne problemy wsi regionu Las Huastecas w Meksyku” Local Problems of Rural Areas - Las Huastecas Region, Mexico, Warsaw University Press, 1987, p. 228. Piotr Dutkiewicz and G. Gorzelak, eds., Local Studies in Poland, Warsaw University Press, 1987, p. 257. (in English). Piotr Dutkiewicz and G. Gorzelak, eds., "Wstepne wyniki badan” Preliminary Research Results, Warsaw University Press, 1986, p. 229. Piotr Dutkiewicz and G. Gorzelak, eds., "Problemy metodologiczne. Wstepne koncepcje badan” Methodological Problems: Preliminary Research Concepts, Warsaw University Press, 1986, p. 144. Edited Conference Proceedings and Chapters in Conference Proceedings Piotr Dutkiewicz , “Educational Developments in Slovakia,” in The Slovak Republic. A Decade of Independence, ed. Mark M. Stolarik, 2004, pp.85-95. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladimir Suchan, “Post communism and Globalization,” in Dialog of Civilizations, Moscow, 2000, pp. 22-31. Africa and Eastern Europe: The Unlikely Comparison, B. Berman and P. Dutkiewicz, eds., Kingston: Queen's University, 1993 (180 pages). Prospects for Africa's Development, P. Dutkiewicz, ed., Warsaw University Press and Pax Press, vol. 1 & 2, 1988 (489 pages). (in English and Russian) Chapters in Edited Refereed Books Piotr Dutkiewicz, Introduction: EU-Ru-Asian Integration, in : Piotr Dutkiewicz and Richard Sakwa EURASIAN INTEGRATION: THE VIEW FROM WITHIN December, 2014, pp 1-11. Piotr Dutkiewicz, Transitional Economies and the Commodification of Democracy, in : Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladislav Inozemtsev (eds.), Democracy versus Modernization, A Dilemma for Russia and for the World, , Routledge Publishers (Great Britain) , 2012, pp. 53 - 65 Piotr Dutkiewicz , Missing in Translation : Re-Conceptualizing Russia’s Developmental State in : Piotr Dutkiewicz & Dmitri Trenin eds., Russia - The Challenges of Transformation, NYUP, May 2011, pp. 9 - 40 Piotr Dutkiewicz and Grzegorz Gorzelak, Central and Eastern Europe: Shapes of Transformation, Crisis and the Possible Futures, in: Craig Calhoun and Georgi Derluguian eds. Aftermath. A New Global Order? NYUP , New York and London, 2011, pp. 181 – 209.


Piotr Dutkiewicz, Democracy – State- Market and Modernization in Eastern Europe, in: Vladislav Inozemtsev (ed.) Democracy and Modernization, Moscow, Europe Publisher, 2011, pp.72 -86. Book review : System of state governance by I. Barcic ( in Russian) Дуткевич П Мастерам государственного управления Барциц И.Н. Система государственного и муниципального управления: учебный курс: в 2 т. – М.: Изд-во РАГС, 2011. Piotr Dutkiewicz, “Missing in Translation: Re-Conceptualizing Russia’s Developmental State, in: Piotr Dutkiewicz & Dmitri Trenin eds., Russia - The Challenges of Transformation, NYUP, April 2011, pp.485. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladimir Popov, “Russia and the West: Linking Economic and Foreign Policy” in: J.L.Black and M.John,(eds.) From Putin to Medvedev , Penumbra Press, 2009 , pp.148-163. Piotr Dutkiewicz, Jan Dutkiewicz “Gospodarka globalna I regionalna – wyzwania dla politykow” [Global and regional Economies – Challenges for the Politicialns] in: “Rozwoj, region, przestrzen” [Development, Region and Space], Uniwersytet Warszawski [Warsaw University], 2007, pp.21-35. Piotr Dutkiewicz, „Post-Communism”- Evaluation of the last decade” in: Dialogue of Civilization, ed. Yuri Pochta, Moscow, 2007, pp.150 – 163 (in Russian). Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladimir Suchan, The Twins of Post-Communism and Globalisation, in Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone and Piotr Dutkiewicz, eds., New Europe. The Impact of the First Decade, Vol. 1 Trends and Prospects. Polish Academy of Science, 2006, pp. 207-235. (in English). Piotr Dutkiewicz and Vladimir Popov, Ahead or Behind? Lessons from Russia’s Post-Communist Transformation. In Kuklinski , A, Skuza, B. eds. Turning Points in the Transformation of the Global Scene, Publisher: Polish Association of the Club of Rome, Warsaw University Press, 2006, pp.227 – 247. Piotr Dutkiewicz, Vince Della Sala and Susan Philips, Civil Society and Local Democracy: A Comparative Perspective, pp.117-153 in Piotr Dutkiewicz, Dejan Guzina and Vladimir Marakhov, eds., Theory and Practice of the Civil Society in Russia (Teoria I praktika grazhdanskovo obshestva v Rosii), St. Petersburg State University, 2005, p.269. Piotr Dutkiewicz contributed two chapters to the book: “The Evolution of Civil-Military Relations in East-Central Europe and the Former Soviet Union,” Natalie Mychajlyszyn and Harald von Riekhoff, Praeger, eds., 2004; Dutkiewicz, Piotr, Postcommunist Civil-Military Relations in Poland, pp. 83-102 and Dutkiewicz, Piotr and Pantev, Plamen, Postcommunist Civil-military Relations in Bulgaria, pp. 139-156. Piotr Dutkiewicz, Unemployment Insurance in Canada, in Social Protection of Population, in Natalia Rymashevska, ed., Moscow, Russian Academy of Science (RAS), 2002, pp. 208-216. Piotr Dutkiewicz and Dejan Guzina, "Perspectives of Political Transformation in Eastern Europe," in Cultural Identity and Globalization, Moscow State University, 2002, pp. 30-41. Piotr Dutkiewicz was co-author of the First Chapter, Civil Society, Democracy and Self Government (jointly with Joan DeBardeleben and A. Avtonomov), Moscow, 2001, pp. 2-19. Piotr Dutkiewicz, V. Suchan and M. Geisler, "Postcommunism and Globalization," in From Global Security to Transborder Initiative, I. Suchanek (ed.), Kielce Univeristy/Cambridge University, October 2000, pp. 81-93.


Piotr Dutkiewicz, V. Suchan and M. Geslerova, “Postcommunism and New Global Challenges,” in conference proceedings published in the book: Dialogue of Civilizations, Moscow, Friendship University, 2000, pp. 22- 31. "The Grey Zone: Poland's Security Policy Since 1989" (with S. Lodzinski) in P. Dutkiewicz, R. Jackson, eds., NATO Looks East, Praeger, 1998, pp. 87-99. “Canada and Ukraine: Cooperation in the International Arena,” P. Dutkiewicz, T. Stepankova, eds., in Ukraine: Social and Economic Transformation, 1991-1997. Kiev: Science, 1997. "Ethnic Minorities and the Democratization Process in Albania” in M.Opalski and P. Dutkiewicz, eds., Ethnic Minority Rights in East Central Europe, Canadian Human Rights Foundation/Forum Eastern Europe, 1996, pp. 111-121. “Introduction” to Other Anxieties, Ukraine, Russia and the West, by B. Kordan, 1995. "ANC and Solidarity: Peripheral Social Movements?" with J. Hyslop, in Africa and Eastern Europe. Crises and Transformation, (12 pages.) and “Africa and Eastern Europe: The Unlikely Comparison" with B. Berman in Africa and Eastern Europe. Crises and Transformation, eds. B. Berman and P. Dutkiewicz, Kingston: Queen's University, 1993, pp. 180 (14 pages). "The Attitude of Polish Civil Servants to Political Reforms," with P. Gieorgica, in Problems of Local Development in Poland, P. Dutkiewicz and G. Gorzelak, eds., Warsaw University Press, 1989, p. 240 (35 pages). (in English). "Introduction" and "Civil Servants Attitude to Public Consultation," in Problems of Local Development, P. Dutkiewicz and G. Gorzelak, eds., Warsaw University Press, 1988, p. 217 (24 pages). (in Polish). "Introduction" in Local Studies in Poland, P. Dutkiewicz and G. Gorzelak, eds., Warsaw University Press, 1987, p. 257 (8 pages). (in English). "State and Social Structure in Sub-Saharan Africa," with M. Szczepanski in Independent Africa: Three Decades of Development, J. Milewski, P. Dutkiewicz, B. Stefanski, eds., Warsaw University Press, 1987, p. 249 (20 pages). (in Polish). "State and Development in Sub-Saharan Africa," with G. Williams, Prospects for Africa's Development, P. Dutkiewicz, ed., vol. 1 and 2, Warsaw University Press and PAX Press, 1988, p.489 (23 pages). (in English and Russian). "Threats to Democracy and Local Governments," in Local Poland, First Results of Research Project, P. Dutkiewicz, G. Gorzelak, eds., Warsaw University Press, 1986, p. 229 (8 pages). (in Polish). "Crisis of the State in Black Africa," with G. Williams in Miscellanea Geographica, Warsaw University Press, 1988 p. 440 (10 pages). (in English). "Estatismo Estructural: Unidad en la diversitad de las sistemas politicas de America Latina," in Actas Latinoamericanas, Warsaw University Press, 1986, p. 137 (8 pages). (in Spanish).


"Crises in Africa: Etatisation, The Peasantry and the Logic of Diminished Reproduction," in Miscellanea Geographica, pp. 360, Warsaw University Press, 1986 (9 pages). (in English). "The Role of the State in Regional Development. The Example of Ghana,” (with E. Szulc), Regional Dynamics of Socio-Economic Change, G. Gorzelak, ed., Warsaw University Press, 1985, p. 370 (8 pages). (in English). "State and Neo-Colonialism in the Post-Colonial Societies," in Neocolonialism, Polish Academy of Science Press, 1985, p. 220 (11 pages). (in Polish). 4.2 Other (Refereed) Scholarly Publications “Stability and Integration in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea: The Role of International Community,” International Renaissance Foundation (SOROS), Kiev: April 1997, pp. 1-55. a) Chapters in Non-Refereed Books "Land Tenure Systems in Africa," in African Studies In Eastern Europe, Moscow, Nauka Press, 1980 (15 pages). (in Russian). b) Articles in Non-Refereed Journals and Newspapers

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http://www.globalaffairs.ru/number/Demokratiya-posle-15402; "Polisario Movement," in Students International Affairs, with E. Puchnarewicz, Warsaw, 1978 (15 pages). 5. NON-REFEREED PUBLICATION – TECHNICAL REPORTS CIDA/OSCE, Final Report on Public Administration Education System Reform in Georgia, OSCE/CIDA, January 2007, pp. 30. OSCE, Report on OSCE Activities in Kvemo-Kartli regions of Georgia, May, 2008, pp.31. OSCE, Final Report on NGO Sustainability in Javakhetia, Georgia, OSCE, August, 2006, pp.25. The World Bank Report - Final Evaluation Legal Education in Russian Schools, 2003, pp. 45, Moscow. The Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Report - Women and Labour Market Reforms in Russia, 2002, pp.120, and February 2003, pp.180. CBIE Report prepared for HRDC on Comparative Analysis of Higher Education Systems in Central and Eastern Europe. CBIE, 2000, pp. 607. Department of National Defense (DND) Report - Report on civil-military relations in Bulgaria (pp. 26); Poland (pp. 18), Slovakia (pp. 12). The full report edited by Harald von Riekhoff, vol. 1 (1999), vol. 2 (2000). World Bank - Final Evaluation of the Project Legal Education in Russian Schools, World Bank, Moscow, June 2003 (45 pages). CIDA, Women and Labour Market Reforms in Russia, December 2002 (120 pages) and February 2003 (180 pages). CBIE, Piotr Dutkiewicz editor and Chief Advisor to the CBIE led report prepared for HRDC on Comparative Analysis of Higher Education Systems in Central and Eastern Europe. Report published by CBIE, 2000 (607 pages). CIDA, Chapter 6 (jointly with Joan DeBardeleben), “ Niznegorodskaia Oblast” (pp.147-171) and Chapter 8 “Policy Recommendations (jointly with J. DeBardeleben, A. Chandler) ( pp.185-205) for Russian Regions Face the Challenge: A Study of Diverse Responses to Changing Conditions, Ottawa, December 1999 (211 pages). DND, Report on civil-military relations in Bulgaria (26 pages); Poland (18 pages), Slovakia (12 pages), edited by Harald von Riekhoff, vol. 1 (1999), vol. 2 (2000). UNHCR, “Stability and Integration in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea: The Role of International Community,” Kiev: April 1997, International Renaissance Foundation (SOROS), pp. 1-48 (together with a group of Ukrainian scholars applied by UNHCR and major international NGOs).


MOL Russia, Report on Russian Unemployment Insurance System, (jointly with T. Chetvernina, M. Bienefeld, S. Moskovskaia, I. Soboleva), Ottawa, 1997 (65 pages). 6. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 6.1 Executive Positions

2008- Director, Center for Governance and Public management, Carleton University and co-editor of RERA (an online academic journal)

2003- 2008 Director, Institute of European and Russian Studies, Carleton University

2003-2005 Co-Director, Wilfrid Laurier University/UCGF Project, University Education and Civil Society in Russia. ($130,000)

1999-2004 Project Director, CIDA, “Women and Labour Market in Russia” (five year project). ($2,800,000)

1999-2000 Project Director, Gorbachev Foundation, Calgary-Moscow, “Local Governance for Russian High Schools”. ($100,000)

1998–2000

Supervisor of Graduate Studies, Department of Political Science, Carleton University.

1996-1997 Project Director, Gorbachev Foundation, Calgary-Moscow, “Unemployment Insurance System For Russia”. ($100,000)

1993-2002 Deputy Director, Institute of European and Russian Studies, Carleton University.

1985-1989 Deputy Director, Regional Development in Eastern Europe (international project with 80 scholars from four countries). ($150,000)

6.2 Administrative Responsibilities (including committee work)

2003- 2008 Director and Graduate Supervisor, Institute of European and Russian Studies, Carleton University.

1993-2002 Associate Director, Institute of Central/East European and Russian Area Studies, Carleton University.

1998-2000 Graduate Supervisor, Department of Political Science, Carleton University.

1995 Faculty of Social Sciences Committee on Curriculum and Academic Policy, Carleton University.

1995-1998 Chairperson, Comparative Field Group, Department of Political Science, Carleton University.

1994-1998 Member, Graduate Studies Committee, Department of Political Science, Carleton University.


1995-1998 Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee, Department of Political Science,

Carleton University.

1993-1995 Undergraduate Advisor, Institute of Central/East European and Russian Area Studies, Carleton University.

7. EXTERNAL RESEARCH FUNDING 7.1 Received From Government Research Funding Agencies

2006-2013 Canadian Project n. 7108566: CELAB-Consortium on Regional and Global Governance: Canada and the EU as Laboratories In the framework of EU-Canada Cooperation Program in Higher Education, Training and Youth (2006-2013). Canadian Funding Agency (HRSDC); Directors: Prof. Piotr Dutkiewicz/Prof. Laura Macdonald. Partners: University of Victoria (Canada), University of Trento (Italy) and University of Warsaw (Poland). Students were selected with the participation of the International Student Office at Carleton University among a poll of applicants recruited through diffusion via e-mail, and information sessions, and Department’s web page. The amount of the award they received was C$5,000 in 2009-10, and C$ 6,000 in the following periods, to cover trip and leaving expenses during one semester abroad. Number of Canadian Students who traveled to Europe between 2009 and Fall 211: 16 students from Carleton University and 2 students from the University of Victoria. Four more students will visit Europe in the winter 2012, 2 from Carleton (one to Warsaw and one to Trento) and 2 from the University of Victoria.

2007-2009 Youth at Risk in Russia in the North, AUCC, $ 20.000 , Director of the project from the Canadian side

2006 - 2009 Policy Leadership for Gender Equality, CIDA program in Bangladesh, Carleton University. ($200.000)

2005 Policy Leadership Advocacy for Gender and Equality (PLAGE2). CIDA funded project (joint venture with COWATER International/Carleton University) (5 year project - Carleton University’s component $420,000 – total value of the project $10,000,000).

2004-2005 Project Co-Director, Civil Society and University Education in Russia, UCGF Foundation (grant No 04-03-00514A). ($130 000)

1999-2004 Project Director, CIDA Project, “Women and Labour Market Reform in Russia”. ($2,800,000)

2000-2002 Member of the research team on Social Protection in Russia, Gorbachev Fund. ($100,000)

1999-2000 Project Director, Gorbachev Fund, “Learning Good Governance: Local and Municipal Self-Government For High School Students in Russia”. ($100,000)


1998-1999 Department of National Defence, “Civil-Military Relations in Eastern Europe” (study tour, publication). ($20,000)

1996-1997 Project Director, CIDA – “Unemployment Insurance System for Russian Federation,” $99,900; $70,000 was allocated in Russia for the development of the model UI System for the Russian Federation.

1993-1995 “Ethnic Conflict and European Security,” Queen’s University, Kingston, $8,000 (travel, research).

7.2 Additional Teaching Contributions, Including Innovative Teaching Mmethods

1995 Development of curriculum for human rights training workshops for Russian grassroots activists from the Regional NGOs (delivered by American Development Foundation in 8 cities in Russia). Such module training for adult education in human rights was applied for the first time in Russia.

1996 Development of curriculum for NGOs leadership training program. The program was implemented in 4 cities in Russia during Spring/Summer 1997.

8. PAPERS PRESENTED Summary: last ten years (2004 – 2014) - forty five papers have been presented at international and Canadian conferences.

2014 November 24, 2014, Moscow State University, Department of Political Science Public lecture, Contours of the New Paradigms in IR.

November 20, 2014, Higher School of Economics Conference, Global Governance Nominal, Actual and Alternative, Piotr Dutkiewicz, Global versus Regional Governance.

November 18, 2014, The Atlantic Council of Canada , The Future of International Norms Conference, Piotr Dutkiewicz, New Trends in Russian Foreign Policy.

November 4, 2014, Carleton U. Piotr Dutkiewicz: Impressions from Valdai: Russia's Foreign Policy in the Second Putin Presidency.

Public seminar : Tuesday November 4, 2014, Piotr Dutkiewicz: Impressions from Valdai: Russia's Foreign Policy in the Second Putin Presidency. Carleton U.

EURUS Public Seminar (jointly with J.Debardeleben, J. Sahadeo and A. Chandler) - “Why “official Russia” ignores its own “narod – society”, Rhodes WPF, Preventing

World Wars Conference, Rhodes, October 25-28, 2014 “New Paradigms in IR – a response to Zygmunt Bauman”, Conference of Russian

Political Science Association , Suzdal, Russia 2nd – 4th June, 2014

2013 Series of Public lecture , Russian People’s Friendship University on Russia Through

the Western Eyes (December 5-7, 2013) Public seminar on Living in Times of Inter-regnum, with Zygmunt Bauman, Vincent

DellaSala, Gianfranco Poggi at Trento University, October 25, 2013. Public Lecture : Shanghai Institute of International Studies (SIIS) , Current Trends in

Russian Foreign Policy on August 5, 2013


Book launch of 22 Ideas (…) in NY, NY with Olzhas Suleimenov and NYUP at NY Writer’s Club, 7 November, 2013

Seminar for grad students and faculty at Shanghai Normal University – Evolution of the Russian Elites on 6 Aug., 2013

He chaired/moderated two panels on Valdai Club meeting in Russia (Valdai Club, September 16-19, 2013)

DFAIT – October 12, 2013, Putin’s New Term – what it means for Russia ? DFAIT - January 9, 2014, Whither Russia in 2014 and beyond?

UNESCO Conference, Moscow 19-20 March, 2013 Evolution of Higher Education, paper on Regional Studies from Comparative Perspective;

World Public Forum: Dialogue of Civilization conference, Rhodes 2-6 October, 2013, paper on Russia between East and West.

Shanghai Normal University conference on The Last Frontier, Shanghai 16-17 November, 2013: The Concept of Eurasia with presentation on Challenges to Eurasian Integration.

2012 CERBA Conference, Toronto, November 6 , 2012 presentation : Russia’s At The

Crossroads Rhodes, Greece, World Public Forum - Dialogue of Civilizations Annual Conference, 3-6 October, 2012, presentation : New Models of Higher Education

Valdai Club International conference, November 9-11, 2012 , St. Petersburg, Russia,

presentation : New Trends in Global Governance. Department of Political Science at Carleton University and the University of Trento.

Sept. 6, 2012 conference "Consequences of the Financial Crisis for Europe and North America”, Piotr Dutkiewic’s presentation “Shapes of the crises in Central Europe: 2007-2009”.

International Conference, Russian State in Transition, Velikii Novgorod, 18-19

September, 2012 , paper: What Does it Mean to be a “Great State”.

International Conference, St. Petersburg, May 17-18, 2012, Ligachev Memorial Conference,paper : Democracy and Its Contenders.

2011

Piotr Dutkiewicz, Shapes of the Crisis 2007-2009, for XII International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development, Higher School of Economics, Moscow, April 5-7, 2011.

Piotr Dutkiewicz, Russian socio-political development after Medvedev, in: Investing in Russia – Myth and facts, CERBA Conference, Toronto, 22 September, 2011.

Piotr Dutkiewicz, International Institutions as Cultural Bridges, in: World Public Forum Dialogue of Civilization Conference, panel on Cross-Cultural Institutions and Law, Rhodos, Greece, October 6-10, 2011.

Piotr Dutkiewicz, Russia 101, Public Lecture for DFAIT/DND , 16 September, 2011.


Piotr Dutkiewicz, Poland and Russia – Uneasy Partners, in: Public lecture, Warsaw University, EUROREG, 20 may, 2011.

Valdai Club Conference – Improvement of Investment Climate in Russia, Kaluga, RF November 6-8 , 2011.

Piotr Dutkiewicz, , The NATO – Russia Relationship, Atlantic Council of Canada Annual Conference, Ottawa, 22 November, 2011, DFAIT.

2010 Piotr Dutkiewicz, paper presentation, “Can We Be Friends: Russia’s views of the “West”, Conference : Matching Ambitions with Realities: What Future for Russia?, DFAIT- Privy Council – CSIS Ottawa, May, 6-7 , 2010.

Piotr Dutkiewicz and Jan Dutkiewicz, paper presentation, “ In Search of the Relevance of the “Civilization Debate” , Conference : Dialogue of Culture and Partnership of Civilizations, St Petersburg University, Russia, May 13-14, 2010, Conference Proceedings, 2010, pp.71-73.

Piotr Dutkiewicz, paper presentation, “Shifting paradigms in Partnership of Civilizations Discourse”, Conference: International Forum – Dialogue of Civilizations and Harmonious World, Beijing, July 11 -13, 2010, China Foundation for International Studies (CFIS).

Piotr Dutkiewicz, paper presentation, “Empowering Minorities: the Role of the Adult Education for National Minorities”, Conference: Education of Persons Belonging to National Minorities: Integration and Equal Opportunities Vienna, 22-23 July 2010 Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).

2009 Trento University (July) Georgia – A Glossa to the Theory of a Failed State; P. Dutkiewicz was invited to present papers for two conferences (World Public Forum) on different aspects of political development in Russia in the context of the global economic crises: Vienna, (December 2008) and Paris (January 2009). October 2009, Dialogue of Civilizations Conference, Rhodos, paper : Russia as Developmental State;

December 2008

P. Dutkiewicz was invited to present papers for two conferences (World Public Forum) on different aspects of political development in Russia in the context of the global economic crises: Vienna, (December 2008)

December 2008 Warsaw University, public seminar, “Can Russia Meet the Challenges of the Future”

October 2008 Dining with President Medvedev and Prime Minister Putin: Reflections on Recent Russian Development" (September 25th) at Carleton University (EURUS)

October 2008 World Public Forum Conference in Rhodos, Chair of the session and raporteur.

May 2008 Two public lectures at Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia for the series


“University Excellence” sponsored by the European Comission.

February 2007 Piotr Dutkiewicz, Russian Globalization: Dialogue v. Clash or Partnership v. Competition, Conference Globalization and Social Justice, People’s University, Moscow, Russian Federation.

May 2007 St. Petersburg University, Conference – Dialogue of Civilization, paper on “ Common Denominators of the Civilizational Dialogues”

September 2007 Rhodos, Greece, conference – Education and Dialogue of Civilization, presentation – “Education as Dialogue of Cultures”

November 2007 Carleton University, Ottawa, “Strengthening Government Accountability”Conference Concluding Remarks

November 2007 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, conference – “Resurgent Russia: Where Headed Now?” Keynote Speaker: “How V. Putin Changed Russia”

June 2006 Piotr Dutkiewicz, What Is Political in the Political Economy of the Russian Transformation, York University, CPSA Conference, June, 2006

May 2006 Evaluating Utility of the Methods in Social Science for PhD Students, Nordic Network Conference, Tallinn, Estonia.

March 2006 Russia in My Eyes, Carleton University/Foreign Affairs Canada Conference, Canada and Russia Policy Round Table, Ottawa.

November 2005 Europe’s Strategic Choices, IPE Conference on Globalization, Citizenship and Identity, Carleton University, Ottawa.

May 2005 Another End to the Russian Democracy?, Warsaw University, Poland.

April2 005 The State of the Russian Democracy, international conference: Russia Now: Implications for Canada, Carleton University, Ottawa (Chair of the Conference)

October 2004 Piotr Dutkiewicz and Natasha Joukovskaia co-organized a conference on “Gender Strategy for Russia – Achievements and Perspectives,” (Moscow, October 3rd, 2004) to conclude a four and a half year CIDA project on Women and Labour Market in Russia. There were over 80 participants representing Government, Duma, Academia and NGOs.

September 2004 Piotr Dutkiewicz and Dejan Guzina participated in a conference (presenting and discussing chapters of a forthcoming book) on “Civil Society and Higher Education” in St. Petersburg, Russia. The conference was the conclusion of a year long Gorbachev Foundation project on University Education and Civil Society in Russia, headed by Dr. Dejan Guzina from the Department of Political Science, Wilfrid Laurier University.


June 2004 “Lessons from a Transition. Modernity and Change in Eastern Europe,” Tehran University and Isfahan University, Iran.

September 2003

Institutionalization of Gender, CIDA Training Program.

April 2003 "Imperium - Towards New Universalism?" Dialogue of Civilisations, Sixth International Symposium, Moscow University, Russia.

March 2003 Bureaucracy, the State and Development, Russia: The Challenge of Change, University of Toronto, Toronto.

February 2002 "International Experience on Institutionalising Gender Equity,” for the conference on Gender Equality in the Russian Federation. Co-organized by the Russian Ministry of Labour and Social Protection and the Women and Labour Market Project, Moscow.

May 2001 “Minimising Costs of Globalisation - the Case of Eastern Europe.” Dialogue of Civilisations, Fifth International Symposium, Moscow.

Fall 2000 "Higher Education Systems in EE - Mobility Aspects.” AUCC Annual Conference, Montreal.

April 2000 "The Russian Presidential Election: And What Now?" Public Round Table Discussion, (jointly with Joan DeBardeleben, Vladimir Popov and Amy Knight), Carleton University

March 2000 “From Yeltsin To Putin, “ International Symposium: The Politics of Order: War, Elections, and Regime Change in Russia, York University, Toronto.

March 2000 “The Left in Eastern Europe,” International Conference: The Left in a Post-it World, Carleton University, Ottawa.

November 1999 “Post-Communism and Globalisation,” International Conference: Dialog of Civilizations, Moscow.

October 1999 “Ten Years of Transformation in Eastern Europe,” International Conference (organised jointly with Cambridge University), Kielce, Poland.

October 1999

“Ethnic Conflicts in Eastern Europe,” Public Lecture, Queen’s University, Kingston.

April 1999 Round Table Discussion, Civil Military Relations in Eastern Europe, panel member, Carleton University, Ottawa.

November 1998

"Civil-Military Relations in Central Europe,” DND, Bulgaria.

November 1998 "Central Europe and the Challenges of XXI Century,” Lecture, Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia.


November 1997

“Eastern Europe and Globalization,” Lecture, Niznii Novporol, Civil Service Academy, Russia.

September 1997 “Clientelism and Corruption,” International Conference: Clientelism and the Russian State, Moscow.

April 1997 “Inter-Cultural Tolerance in the Crimea,” Conference: Conflict Resolution and Inter-Cultural Tolerance in Ukraine, Ottawa.

November 1996 “Refugees and Migration,” Canadian Human Rights/Moscow Centre for Human Rights Conference: Historical Aspects of East-West Migration, Moscow.

April 1995 Two lectures, CIDA Training Program, Political Change in Eastern Europe (1989-1996), Ottawa, Canada.

November 1995 Committee on Atlantic Studies Conference, “Poland and Grey Security Zone,” Bratislava, Slovakia.

July 1995 Two lectures, Human Rights Training Program, CHRF, Montreal.

May 1995 “The Prospects of Civil Society in East-Central Europe: the Non-Governmental Organisation Perspective,” Slovak Association of Political Studies, Bratislava, Slovakia.

May 1995 “Civil Society and NGOs in Eastern Europe,” Bratislava University, Slovakia.

April 1995 “New Europe: Uncertain Future,” Conference on Dialogue of Civilizations: East and West, Moscow, Russia.

November 1994 Committee on Atlantic Studies Conference (NATO), European Security and Ethnic Tensions: The Case of Poland, Lithuania and Slovakia, Paris, France.

September 1994 “Ethnic Conflict and Regional Security in Eastern Europe,” Center for International Relations, Queens University, Kingston.

July 1994 Canadian Human Rights Foundation Summer School, two lectures on “NGOs and Civil Society in East and Central Europe”, Montreal.

October 1993 Poland Between Two Worlds, Poland Destabilizing Factors: Unemployment, Orchard Lake, United States.

August 1993 Canadian Human Rights Foundation Conference, Three lectures for Human Rights Activists, Human Rights in Eastern Europe, Sherbrooke University, Canada.

April 1993 "About Huge Comparisons, Cabbages and Kings and Common Sense,” New World Order (jointly with G. Derluguian from SUNY Binghamton), Berkeley University, California.


May 1993 "The New Architecture of East European Security,” NATO's Eastern Dilemmas, Queen's University, Kingston.

May 1992 "Polish Solidarity and ANC: Peripheral Social Movement,” Crises and Transformation: Africa and Eastern Europe, Queen's University, Kingston

September 1991

"Ethnic Stereotypes: We Versus Them,” North-South Institute, Ottawa.

June 1991 "Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and Africa,” CAAS Annual Meeting, Toronto.

March 1991 "Political Reform and Democratisation in South Africa,” Indiana University, USA.

November 1990 "Eastern European Revolutions and Their Impact on Africa,” African Studies Association Annual Conference, Baltimore, USA.

November 1990 “Structural Adjustment in Third World: Lessons for Poland,” International Conference: State, Society and Social Movements, Warsaw University, Poland. (with Gavin Williams).

March 1989 "Efficiency Versus Equality,” Joint Polish-Soviet Conference, Soviet Union and Polish Perspective, Warsaw University, Poland.

June 1988 Crisis of the State in Africa, African Institute, Moscow.

April 1988 "Soviet Policy in the Third World,” Berkeley University, California, USA.

January 1988 "Gorbachev's East-Central European Policy,” Pierestroika and Glasnost in Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, Warsaw University, Warsaw.

May 1987 “Prospects for African Development,” Polish-Soviet Conference, Warsaw University. (with Dr. Gavin Williams)

October 198 "Retreat of the State?" Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, England.

February 1986

Salzburg Seminar on East-South-West Relations, Austria.

October 1985 "End of the Cold War - Impact on Africa,” African Studies Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, USA.

May 1985 "Problem of Diminishing Reproduction in Africa,” South-South Conference, McGill University, Montreal. (with R. Shenton)

April 1982 "Ruling Groups in Nigeria 1967-1973,” V International Conference on Nigeria, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria.

February 1981

"Winter School" of African Studies for Eastern European Scholars, Moscow.

March 1980 International Conference - Socio-Economic Development in Nigeria.


9. a) CONTRACT OR OTHER RESEARCH

1996-1998 Strategic Planning Course in Public Administration, (Summer Semester) Queen’s University, Herstmonceux Castle, England (May-June). (Development of a unique three years educational program jointly with Queen's University, Kingston).

1990 June-Sept.

Visiting Research Fellow, Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Netherlands.

1989 December Visiting Scholar, Moscow State University.

1989 March-April Visiting Fellow, Nuffield College, Oxford.

1987 March-April Visiting Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, Sussex.

1986 November-December

Africa Institute, Moscow.

1986 Salzburg Seminar, Session 256, East-West Relations, Austria.

1985 September-December

Visiting Scholar, University at Berkeley, California and Ann Arbor University, Michigan.

1984 April-May Visiting Fellow, St. Peters College, Oxford.

1979-1981 Soviet Academy of Science, Moscow. b) RESEARCH GRANTS Received From Government Research Funding Agencies

2004-2005 Co-Director, Wilfrid Laurier University/UCGF Project, University Education and Civil Society in Russia. (two year project, $130 000)

1999-2004 Project Director, CIDA - Women and Labour Market in Russia. ($2,800,000)

1999 Project Director, Gorbachev Fund, Learning Good Governance: “Local Government for High School Students in Russia”. ($100,000)

1998-1999 Department of National Defence, “Civil-Military Relations in Eastern Europe,” study tour, publication. ($20,000)

1996-1997 Project Director, CIDA - Unemployment Insurance System for Russian Federation. Development of the model UI System for the Russian Federation. (Ranked as the "number 1 project funded by CIDA in 1997”.) ($100,000)

1993-1995 “Ethnic Conflict and European Security,” Queen’s University, Kingston (travel, research - $8,000).


1994-1998 “Regional Studies in Eastern Europe,” Ministry of Education, Poland $150,000 (US) over 3 years (research, publication, travel).

Received from Foundations

2011-2013 Coordinator of Magna Fund for Russian Studies (a $90,000 yearly Fund – 2011-2013- for Development of Russian Studies at Carleton U. that include organization of seminars, student exchange, faculty exchange, public lectures etc.).

1996 ADF Washington, Development of Human Rights Training Modules for Grassroots Activists in Russia ($5,000).

Received from Carleton University 1997 Unemployment and Poverty in Transitional systems, GR-5. ($3000)

1996 The Political and Social Dimension of the Transition in Eastern Europe, GR-5.

($2,500) 9. c) Participation on Committees

1. IR Field Group September 2009 – June 2009 (Chair) 2. Curriculum and Planning Committee (member) 3. Supervisor Global Politics Program

EURUS 1. Admission Committee (Chair) 2. EURUS Board Committee (Member)

2008 -2009 Hiring Committees Member of two hiring Committees - School of Public Policy and Administration and EURUS OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

2013 2011

Co-organizer of international conferences: Muslims in Russia, the CIS and Canada: Cohabitation and Cooperation , 2013, Leeds 124, Carleton University, Ottawa (organized jointly with Jeff Sahadeo) The Last Frontier : The Concept of New Eurasia, November 16-17, 2013 , East China Normal University, Shanghai (organized jointly with Feng Shaolei) Co-Editor of RERA.

2011 On-going Member of so called Valdai Club, a group of forty world renowned experts on Russia (http://en.rian.ru/docs/valdai/).

May 26-27, 2011 Piotr Dutkiewicz initiated and co-organized International Conference : Canada/Russia/Norway: Dialogue, and Cooperation in the Arctic—Development of the Best International Practices was a two-day conference held May 26 and 27, 2011. It was organized by Carleton with support from the Norwegian and Russian


embassies in Ottawa with cooperation with INAC, DFAIT, DND, Valdai Club (Russia). The conference consisted of panel discussions on three key issues:

• Best practices for dialogue and cooperation in the Arctic—the discussion of best ways to foster bilateral dialogue between Canada and Russia and best practices based on successful Norwegian–Russian cooperation in the region.

• Being an Arctic Ocean coastal state: challenges and opportunities developing best practices for Circumarctic transportation—considered a broad range of issues: marine transportation in the Arctic (including search and rescue), resource development and cooperation to respond to an open Arctic environment.

• Best practices for ecosystem-based management in the Arctic—focused on the implications of the changing climate in the Arctic including the degradation of permafrost on land, and the opportunities of increased use of oceans for shipping and fishing. In this latter context, what best practices undertaken by Norway, Russia and Canada on ecosystem-based management can be employed to address challenges was discussed. The challenges to sustainable development of the region’s vast energy resources, such as environmental off-shore drilling, were also discussed.

The second day of the conference focused on bilateral Canadian-Russian issues. Direct dialogue between Canadian and Russian partners focused on the role of business and NGOs in the Arctic region, as well as the specific role of different government departments and universities in both countries. Round table discussions on bilateral cooperation in the Arctic were held.

March 23-24, 2009 Professor Dutkiewicz testified as an expert witness for the Duma (Russian Parliament) on a draft law on culture; he was working with the Duma Legal Committee on the applicability of the Canadian multiculturalism for Russia and institutional and legal applicability of the Canadian experience within PAR Program (Public Administration Reform project run by Canada School of Public Service and Russian Presidential Administration and funded by CIDA). This work was based on the previous research that was conducted in 2007-2008 by a group of Canadian – Russian researchers on the legal aspects of multicultural education in Russia and Canada.

February 2009 Co-organized (with Les Pal, Carleton University – CGPM) of the conference“, Managing Governance Technical Assistance in Russia – Lessons Learned”.

April 18-19 2008 Co-organizer of the conference “Energy in Europe and North America: From National to Human Security?”, Trento University- Carleton University (EURUS), Trento, Italy.

April 29, 2008 Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade, presentation on Russia, Ottawa

2007 Co-organizer (with Carleton U., CIDA and DFAIT) a Study Tour on “Multicultural Societies : Canadian and Russian Perceptions” and publication (same title – Russian Academy of Science, pp.34.

November 2007 Co-organizer (with Prof. Sahadeo and Parliamentary Center) of the conference “Strengthening Government Accountability: Canada and Russia, Ottawa.


November 2007, 2008

Participation in Steven’s Painkin TVO Agenda on Russia, and twice for CBC Comments on Russia.

March 6, 2006 Chaired an organization committee Carleton University/Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada on the Conference: Canada and Russia. Policy Round Table.

Ongoing Initiated and co-founded a new peer review academic e-journal: Review of European and Russian Affairs (jointly with the University of Victoria – Professor Oliver Shmidtke)

2005, 2007 BBC World Service (RADIO) – interviews on EE (4 times in 2005 and 2 in 2007).

April 2005 Chaired an organization committee on the International Conference: Russia Now:

Implications for Canada, Ottawa

September 3, 2004 Piotr Dutkiewicz and Natasha Joukovskaia co-organized a conference on “Gender Strategy for Russia – Achievements and Perspectives” (Moscow), to conclude a four and a half year CIDA project on Women and Labour Market in Russia. There were over 80 participants representing the Government, Duma, academia and NGOs.

March 2004 Member of the organizing committee of the International Conference" The Changing Face of Europe: Opportunities for Canada,” Ottawa.

September 2003 Member of the Canadian Official State Delegation to Russia (member and leading person of two panel discussion).

August 2003 Chief Advisor, CBIE, Crimean Tatar Study Tour on "Societies in Transformation and Multiculturalism”.

April 2003-May 2004

Member of the working group (Canadian Project Director) to prepare Gender Strategy for Russia. Approved by the Russian government.

December 2000 Co-organizer (with CBIE and CIDA) of the group of senior Crimean (Ukraine) politicians and policy makers that visited Canada for one week during a Study Tour. As a result, a comprehensive program, A Strategic Framework and Plan for Action for Conflict Prevention in Crimea, was presented to UNDP.

2001-2003 The Women and the Russian Labour Market Project continues into its final year under the directorship of Piotr Dutkiewicz. The last few months have been busy. The work of Russian-led and Canadian supported five Task Forces resulted in new sections on gender in the Federal Employment Strategy of the Russian Government and in two Regional Employment Strategies (Murmansk and Niznii Novgorod) that completed the Federal Strategy. Moreover, the Tripartite Commission, headed by the First Deputy Prime Minister V. Matveenko, held for the first time a meeting on women's role in the Russian labour market. The project was named "Best CIDA


Project in Russia" by the Russian Ambassador.

October 18-19, 2000

Co-organized with the Center for European Politics and Society (jointly with HRDC) a two day training program for a group of post-graduate students from the School of Public Administration in Poland. Four students/interns came to Ottawa as part of a larger program between Poland and Canada in the area of public service. At Carleton University, Professors Bruce Doern, Miriam Smith, Francois Rocher, and Glen Williams presented seminars on different aspects of the Canadian political system and policy process.

March-April 2000 Chief Technical Advisor and co-organizer of a Study Tour for senior civil servants from Ukraine on “Managing Ethnic Diversity: Canadian and Crimean Experience,” (sponsored and co-organized by CBIE).

May 2001 Member of the International Organizing Committee of the Fifth International Conference, Dialog of Civilisation, Moscow, Russia.

1997-2000 Commentator on Eastern Europe and Russia for the BBC Radio World Service. (eighteen interviews)

June 2000 Chief Technical Advisor to CBIE on International High Education Mobility Project.

November 1999 Member of the International Organizing Committee of the Fourth International Conference, Dialog of Civilisations, Moscow, Russia.

October 1999 Organizer of a three day seminar on “Ethics in Public Service” for a group of Polish Civil Servants (sponsored by HRDC).

November 1998 Co-organizer and co-chairman of the Third International Conference, Dialog of Civilisations, Moscow, Russia.

October 1998 Organizer of a four day seminar on “Public Sector Reforms" for Polish Civil Servants (sponsored by CCMD).

October 1998-March 1999

Participant in a Research Program on Civil-Military Relations in Eastern Europe, Department of National Defence, Ottawa. Report submitted on Poland, Slovakia, Bulgaria (60 pages).

October 1998 Organizer of a four day Seminar on "Public Sector Reform" for CCMD, Ottawa.

February 1998 Organizer of a "CIDA Training Program on Eastern Europe,” CIDA, Ottawa.

November 1998 Co-organizer of the Second Conference "Dialog of Civilisations,” Moscow, Russia.

April 1977 Co-organizer of the Conference “Conflict Resolution and Inter-cultural Tolerance in the Crimea,” Ottawa.

April 1997 Co-president of the International Scientific Committee of the Conference “Dialog of Civilizations: West and East,” Moscow, Russia.


1997-1998 Acting Director of Carleton University’s Organized Research Unit, Center for European Politics and Society, 1997. (1998: 5 seminars and public lectures organized)

1996 Director of Carleton University’s Organized Research Unit, Wired Cave.

March 1997 Co-organizer (with Robert J. Jackson) of the Committee on Atlantic Studies Conference, NATO and Peacekeeping, Warsaw.

November 1996 Co-organizer (together with Vincent Della Sala and David Long) of Carleton University’s Organized Research Unit, Center for the European Politics and Society.

May 1996 Co-organizer of the International Conference “New Opportunities in Poland” (together with the Conference Board of Canada), Montreal.

April-May 1996 Co-organizer of three seminars on human rights grassroots activists in St. Petersburg, Moscow and Vladimir, Russia. Funded by the American Development Foundation.

July 1995 Co-organizer of the East European Section of the Annual Summer School of Human Rights, Montreal.

1996 Coordinator, CIDA Training Programme on Eastern Europe, Ottawa.

November 1995 Participant in a Ukrainian Training Program, Queen’s University, Kingston.

July 1995 Co-director, East European Program, Summer School of Human Rights, Montreal.

November 1995 Co-organizer of the Committee on Atlantic Studies Conference, “NATO Looks East,” Bratislava.

May 1995 Co-organizer of the International Conference, Human Rights in East-Central Europe, Bratislava.

July 1994 Co-director of Eastern European Program, International Summer School of Human Rights, Montreal.

1988 Co-founder of the African Studies Association, Warsaw.

1994 ongoing Member of International Sociological Association (ISA).

11. ASSESSMENT OF RESEARCH PROPOSALS

OGS Selection Panel 1995 and 1996 AUCC Selection Panel 1995-1996

12. PUBLIC LECTURES/SEMINARS


January 2008 “Russia in the World”, 24th Annual CDAI Conference, Canada’s National Security Interests in a Changing World (plenary session)

May 2, 2007 Trento University, Institute of International Studies Italy, Public Seminar On “Putin’s Russia- Partner? Competitor? Enemy?”

November 23, 2007 Library of the Parliament of Canada, Public Lecture, “The Re-Emergence of Russia: Implications for the West”

November 2007 Keynote Speaker , for Canadian Institute of International AffairsConference on “Resurgent Russia: Where Is It Headed Now?” on “Putin’s Russia”.

2006 Queen’s University, “Poland: Domestic Politics and European Security” (March) Center for International Relations, Canada

2005 Warsaw University, Poland

2004 Institute of Public Affairs (IVO), Bratislava, Slovakia

1998 Ministry of Defence, Sofia, Bulgaria

Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia

1996 Russian Academy of Science, Moscow

1995 Slovak Academy of Political Science, Bratislava, Slovakia

1993 University of California Berkeley, USA

1990 Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada

1990 MIT, Boston, USA

1989 St. Peter’s College, Oxford, USA

1994 Sussex University, Brighton, UK

1987 Institute of Social Studies, The Hague

13. ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITIES (TEACHING) 13.1 Undergraduate Courses

2009 – 2011 GPOL 1000 Introduction to Global Politics, Fall Term


1998-2008

FYSM 1602/1002 Selected Topics in Political Science: Social Impact of Transformation in the Post Communist Era, (Carleton University) Fall Terms

1993-2003

Eastern European Politics, 47.314 (Carleton University) Fall/Winter

1993-1994 Introduction to Politics, 47.100 (Carleton University) Winter Term

1993-1994 Politics in East-Central Europe, Pol. 333 (Queen's University) Winter Term

1993 Modern History of Eastern Europe, Hist. 354 (Queen's University) Winter Term East European Politics in Transition, Pol. 431 (Queen’s University) Fall/Winter

1992-1993 Modern History of the Balkans, Hist. 336 (Queen's University) Fall/Winter Politics in East-Central Europe, Pol. 431 (Queen's University) Fall Term Modern History of Eastern Europe, Hist. 354 (Queen's University) Fall/Winter

1991-1992 Politics in Africa, Pol. 344 (Queen's University) Fall Term Politics in East-Central Europe, Pol. 431 ((Queen’s University) Fall Term Modern History of Eastern Europe, Hist. 354 (Queen's University) Fall/Winter

1989-1990 Politics in East Central Europe, Pol. 431 (Queen's University) Fall Term Modern History of Eastern Europe, Hist. 354 (Queen's University) Fall/Winter

1985-1989 Politics of Ethnicity,(Warsaw University, 3rd yr. course) Fall/Winter Regional and Local Development, (Warsaw University, 3rd yr. course) Fall/Winter

1982-1985 African Political Systems, (Warsaw University, 4th yr. course) Fall/Winter 13.2 Graduate Courses

1995-2011 Interdisciplinary Seminar, EURR 5001 (Carleton University) Fall Research Design, EURR 5200 (Carleton University) Winter Transition in East Central Europe, PSCI 5901 (Carleton University) Fall

1996-1998 Strategic Policy Planning, Pols. 486 (Queen’s University) Summer

1993-1998 Post-Communist Politics in East-Central Europe, 47.515 (Carleton University) Winter

1985-1988 Comparative Political Systems, (Warsaw University, post-graduate course) Fall/Winter

1983-1988 Political Systems in sub-Saharan Africa, (Warsaw University, post-graduate course) Fall

1976-1979 Political Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa, (Warsaw University, post-graduate course) Fall


13.4 Graduate Theses Supervisions Ph.D Supervisions Eight PhD supervisions completed. Member of five PhD Boards MA Supervisions (completed) 72 (seventy two) MA supervisions completed (MA Thesis and MA Research Essays). Currently supervising four MA theses. OTHER TEACHING CONTRIBUTIONS, INCLUDING INNOVATIVE TEACHING METHODS

1995 The development of a curriculum for human rights training workshops for Russian grassroots activists from the Regional NGOs (delivered by American Development Foundation in 8 cities in Russia). Such a training module for adult education in human rights was applied for the first time in Russia.

1996 Development of curriculum for NGOs leadership training program. This program was implemented in four cities in Russia during spring/summer 1997.

14. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES (INCLUDING COMMITTEE WORK)

2003- 2008 Director, Institute of European and Russian Studies, Carleton University

1998-2000 Supervisor of Graduate Studies, Department of Political Science, Carleton University

1993- 2002 Associate Director, Institute of Central/East European and Russian Area Studies, Carleton University

1992 Member, Faculty of Social Sciences Committee on Curriculum and Academic Policy, Carleton University

1995-1998 Chairperson, Comparative Field Group, Political Science, Carleton University

1994-1998 Member, Graduate Studies Committee, Political Science, Carleton University

1995-1998 Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee, Political Science, Carleton University

1993-1995 Undergraduate Advisor, CERAS, Carleton University

15. OTHER


15.1 Research and Scholarship With B. Shenton and G. Williams, I have developed an approach to the theory of the state, which has engendered using extensive international discussion in books and referred journals, among which are the following: Review of African Political Economy, 1994 B. Beckman, “The Post-Colonial State: Crisis and Reconstruction” IDS Bulletin, Sussex, Vol. 19 No.4, pp. 26-34 I. Sledzewskij, “Discussion on the Nature of African Capitalism” USSR Academy of Science, Moscow 1989, pp. 103-112 J. Ferguson, “The Anti-Politics Machine” Cambridge University Press 1991, chapter: "Etatisation?," pp. 267-275 M. Szczepanski, Theory of "diminishing reproduction," in Ruling Elites in Africa, Warsaw 1990 J. Copans, Une Crise Conceptuelle or Opportune, pp. 2-15 in Politique Africaine, No. 26, 1987 15.2 Institutional Development With regard to research and scholarship, I was co-founder, and from 1986-1990, one of the deputy directors of a major research programme, "Local and Regional Development in Poland and Eastern Europe,” in which more than 120 scholars from Poland, Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union were involved. The results of our research were published in a series of 21 volumes for which I served as editor-in-chief. I co-initiated and co-organized two ORU at Carleton University: The Wired Cave 1996 and the Center for European Politics and Society 1997 and Centre for Governance and Public Administration (jointly with Les Pal) in 2006. Finally, with respect to institutional development, I have initiated and co-organized 7 (seven) international conferences (Polish-Soviet-1980; Polish-British-Soviet-1987; Polish-British-Canadian-Soviet-1990; Human Rights in Eastern Europe-1995; Atlantic Studies Conference-Bratislava, 1995, Atlantic Studies Conference, Warsaw 1997, Conflict Resolution Conference, Ottawa, 1997, Dialog of Civilization (two conferences 1997, 1998). LANGUAGES

Polish - native tongue English - fluent Russian – fluent Bulgarian - reading Slovak – reading Ukrainian - reading

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION High school students in six Russian regions are now using a textbook on local governance prepared in a large part by Carleton professors. The textbook entitled Introduction to Local Self-Governance is a final step in a


thirteen month project, which included preparation of new curricula, training of teachers, and getting approval for the new courses and textbook from the Russian Ministry of Education. The project was directed by Professor Piotr Dutkiewicz and sponsored by Gorbachev Foundation and CIDA. The Carleton team included Professors Joan DeBardeleben, Vincent Della Sala, Susan Phillips, and Glen Williams. Ms. Agnes Warda managed the Project in Canada. In Russia Professor Alexei Avtonomov from the Foundation for the Development of Parliamentarism in Russia led the project. Six thousand copies were distributed and negotiations to print a second edition are underway. The introduction to this book was written by the Russian Minister of Education, V. Fillipov, and the Canadian Secretary of State, Mr. David Kilgore. Our textbook was distributed free of charge. The authors did not receive royalties, which meant that more copies than planned could be printed. “Basics of Local Governance,” A. Zakharov, P. Dutkiewicz (eds.) Moscow, 2000, Municipal Power Publisher, pp. 143, and co-authors: A. Avtonomov, J. DeBardeleben, P. Dutkiewicz, V. Della Sala, S. Philips, and A. Zakharov. Technical Editor: N. Gayamova.

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