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Sabina Pačariz is a Lecturer in Politics at King's College London, based in the Department of Political Economy within the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy. Her research focuses on authoritarianism, democratisation, and power consolidation mechanisms in hybrid regimes, particularly in Southeast Europe and Turkey. She holds a PhD from Queen Mary University of London and an MA from Marmara University, Istanbul, with a fellowship at the Centre for South-East Europe in Graz, Austria. Prior to academia, she worked as an interpreter of English/Turkish into Bosnian/Serbian/Macedonian.
Research interests include the political economy of authoritarianism, environmental governance, and media/public policy. Her work analyzes how foreign investments and symbolic narratives shape regime stability. Key publications address Serbia-Turkey relations, Montenegrin religious education, and Bosniak migration patterns. She contributes to the Environment and Public Policy Group and Comparative Politics Research Group at King's.
- Education:
- PhD: School of Politics and International Relations, Queen Mary University of London
- MA: Marmara University, Istanbul, Department of Political Science and International Relations
- Teaching: Courses on environmental governance, political corruption, comparative political systems, and international politics.
Her fellowship at the Centre for South-East Europe reflects her expertise in regional dynamics. Office hours are held online Mondays 10-11 AM and in-person Thursdays 2-3 PM at Bush House NE 7.23.
