Nasir Selimi

Nasir Selimi is a Full Professor (part-time) at the Faculty of Business and Economics at South East European University (SEEU) in North Macedonia. He holds a PhD in International Economics from the University of Prishtina (2003) and has extensive experience in academia, administration, and diplomacy. His research focuses on international economics, economic growth, foreign direct investment, and post-socialist transition economies. Selimi has served as Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration (2004–2008), President of the Senate of SEEU (2019–2022), and member of the SEEU Board (2018–2019). His work spans roles in banking, diplomacy, and municipal governance, reflecting a career bridging academia and public service.

Education:

• PhD in Economy (2003): Faculty of Economics, University of Prishtina. Thesis: 'Economic Determinants of Globalization.'
• MSc in Economy (2000): Faculty of Economics, University of Prishtina. Thesis: 'Transition and Integration in Post-Socialist Places.'
• Bachelor's in Economics (1982): Faculty of Economics, University of Prishtina. Thesis: 'The Challenges of Entrepreneurship in the Economy of Macedonia.'

Research Interests: Dr. Selimi's work examines the interplay between globalization, economic policy, and development in transition economies. Key themes include privatization strategies, foreign investment impacts, trade openness, and post-crisis economic resilience in the Western Balkans. His publications analyze Macedonian economic challenges and opportunities within regional and global contexts.

Professional Contributions: Beyond research, Selimi has led academic institutions and contributed to policy through roles such as Consul in the U.S. (1996–2001) and Vice-Mayor of Gostivar (1993–1996). His expertise bridges theoretical economics with practical governance and international relations.