Christian Nasulea

Christian Nasulea serves as a Lecturer at the University of Bucharest's Faculty of History, specifically within the Department of International Relations and World History. He maintains dual academic appointments, also teaching at Bucharest University of Economic Studies, demonstrating his interdisciplinary approach spanning history, economics, and international relations.

His academic credentials include a Doctorate in Management from Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies (2012), an MBA (2008), a Bachelor's in Business Administration (2006), and a Licence in Law, Economics and Management from Université d'Orléans (2005).

Dr. Nasulea's research interests focus on public policies for economic development, political and commercial negotiation in international relations, and behavioral economics. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in Central and Eastern European contexts.

His publication portfolio reveals consistent engagement with contemporary economic challenges facing Europe, particularly Romania, with emphasis on energy policy, digital transformation, and international economic relations. His research demonstrates how historical contexts inform current economic policymaking.

As Executive Director of the Institute for Economic Studies – Europe (IES-Europe) and affiliated researcher at Institut de Recherches Economiques et Fiscales (IREF), he actively contributes to policy discussions at institutional levels.

Dr. Nasulea teaches courses connecting historical perspectives with contemporary global economic issues including World Economy, Globalism and Globalization, and the role of international organizations. His international experience spans 66 countries, enriching his teaching with diverse global perspectives.