Elena Temelkovska Anevska

Elena Temelkovska Anevska serves as Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, St. Clement of Ohrid University of Bitola, North Macedonia, a position she has held since 2017 following prior appointments as Assistant (2008-2012) and Associate Professor (2012-2017) at the same institution.

Her academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Law from Faculty of Law 'Justinianus Primus' - Skopje (2008-2011)
• Master of Laws from Faculty of Law 'Justinianus Primus' - Skopje (2005-2007)
• Law Degree from Faculty of Law 'Justinianus Primus' - Skopje (2000-2004)

Her research centers on International Law with specialized expertise in European Union Law, Private International Law, and Public International Law. She investigates environmental policy's social dimensions within sustainable development frameworks, analyzes federalism as both integration mechanism and endpoint, and examines geopolitical consequences of events like the Arab Spring on EU foreign policy. Her work frequently addresses Western Balkan integration challenges and historical European integration models such as Portugal and Spain's accession pathways.

Between 2009-2013, her publications consistently engaged with EU legal frameworks, revealing three dominant trajectories: Western Balkan accession dynamics (including Macedonia and Turkey's integration prospects), social standard harmonization during enlargement processes, and comparative analysis of regional movements' impacts on EU policy formation. This body of work demonstrates methodological diversity through conference presentations at international forums in Bulgaria, Romania, and Macedonia alongside journal publications in Macedonian academic periodicals.

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