Prof. Borraccetti main research interests are European Union, Migration, Mobility, Development, Fundamental Rights and Court of Justice. Prof. Borraccetti has been participating in numerous European projects throughout his professional career. He has been extensively writing on migration, human trafficking, European Union, fundamental rights, etc.

Professor Mujkić is also the President of the Association of Political Sciences in Bosnia and Herzegovina (2007) and Vice-Editor in Chief of the Review for Art, Science and Social Issues “Echo”. From 2003-2005 he has been the Head of the Department of Sociology and from 2005-2011, a Pro-Dean for Student Education at the Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Sarajevo.

Contact:

University of Sarajevo,

Faculty of Political Sciences, Skenderija 72, 71000 Sarajevo ,BiH

E-mail: asim.mujkic@fpn.unsa.ba

Tel: +387 33 203562

Previously she worked as a legal counsellor on refugee issues in the Legal Clinic (UNHCR BO Chisinau) and as ERMA Academic tutor.

Mariana holds an international law degree from the State University of Moldova and is an alumna of the ERMA programme class of 2002/03.

Alina graduated in Comparative Literature and Art History at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Sarajevo in 2010 and received an MA degree of the European Regional MA programme in Democracy and Human Rights in South East Europe (ERMA) in 2011. She works as a coordinator of educational activities at the Professor Zdravko Grebo Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of the University of Sarajevo and the academic coordinator of the Global Campus Southeast Europe (ERMA), led by the University of Sarajevo and the University of Bologna.

Her research interests include social justice, gender equality, Children’s rights and Human rights education. As a researcher she participated in a number of studies and reports about issues ranging from Transitional justice, Women’s rights in Southeast Europe, human rights education, environmental education, migration issues to the most recent study about Violence against children in migration on the WB route.

Also, she graduated from M.A. programme in Nationalism Studies (Central European University). She worked in the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and Caribbean in Chile and, more recently, she was a Young Researcher at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Koszeg.

Her interests lie in questions of identity, memory, political geography, and feminism. She joined the ERMA team as an Academic tutor in 2019.

Nejira has been a children's and adolescents' rights activist and educator for seven years through local labour unions, focusing on the prohibition of illegal child labour and the education of youth about human and workers' rights. She has also been involved in several projects relating to youth in peacebuilding and reconciliation in the Western Balkans with USAID, the International Republican Institute, United Nations Kosovo Team, and numerous organisations in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.

Nejira's primary research interests are children and labour, political psychology, geopolitics, and public policy.

Email: nejira.pasic@gchumanrights.org

He is also co-manager of the erma Alumni Network and representative to the Global Campus Alumni Association.

Previously, Marjan obtained a BA in Law and LL.M in Civil Law and Civil Procedure from Iustinianus Primus Faculty of Law in Skopje and worked as an assistant lawyer in Macedonia.

His field of interests are international human rights law and European integration with focus on the Western Balkan region.

Previously she worked as a Finance Officer at the Mechanical Faculty of Sarajevo from 1990 to 1992, and as a Finance Assistant in the International Rescue Committee-New York in Bosnia and Hercegovina in the period of 1996 to 2006.

He has been the director of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Studies (later Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies) since its establishment until 2007, and a laureate of many academic awards and international distinctions.