Trias ethica : the rules of statecraft
Dieterman, C.J.
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Dieterman, C. J. (2007, October 23). Trias ethica : the rules of statecraft. Retrieved from
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Curriculum Vitae
Name: Christward Johannes Dieterman Date of Birth: 26 August 1971
Place of Birth: The Hague, The Netherlands Education:
2002-2003 Harvard University: Master of Public Administration 1996-1997 University of Oxford (Christ Church): Magister Juris 1992 Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris: Certificate
1990-1996 Leiden University: Master of Arts in International Studies
Scholarships and Fellowships:
2007-2008 Jean Monnet Fellowship 2002-2003 Fulbright Fellowship
1996-1997 British Chevening Scholarship EUROPÆUM Scholarship
1995 Rajiv Gandhi Foundation Fellowship
Indian Council for Cultural Relations Scholarship 1991- Fellow of Mordenate College, Leiden
Academic Experience:
2007-2008 J. Monnet Fellow, European University Institute, Florence 2004-2007 PhD Candidate (‘buitenpromovendus’), Leiden University 2003 Teaching Assistant, Harvard University
1997-1998 Lecturer, Leiden University
1995 Visiting Fellow, Rajiv Gandhi Foundation, New Delhi
Professional Experience:
2004-2007 (Deputy) Head, Strategy & Communications Department, Netherlands Competition Authority
2002 Consultant, NGO and Civil Society Unit, World Bank 2001 Public Affairs Officer, International Monetary Fund 1998-2000 Policy Advisor, Netherlands Ministry of Finance
Other:
2005-2006 Krauthammer, Certificate for Middle Management 1997-2000 Chairman of the Board, IN/I Foundation, Amsterdam 1993-1994 Intern, United Nations Centre for Human Rights, Geneva 1993 Semi-finalist, Telders Int’l Law Moot Court Competition
