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8 Traian BĂSESCU Education: • 1976 - graduated the Institute of Civil Marine “Mircea cel Batran”, Faculty of Navigation, Commercial Section • 1995 - graduated the Advanced Management Courses in Maritime Transport Industry, Norwegian Shipping Academy Professional Activity: • 1976-1981 - Marine Officer grades III, II and I, on large tonnage ships at NAVROM Constanta • 1981-1987 - Merchant Navy Captain, Commander of ships: ARGES, CRISANA and BIRUINTA- Flagship of the Romanian Commercial Fleet • 1987-1989 – Head of Navrom Agency in Antwerp, Belgium • 1989-1990 - General Director of the State Inspectorate for the Civil Navigation, Ministry of Transportation • 1990-1991 - Under State Secretary, Head of the Naval Transportation department in the Ministry of Transportation • 1991-1992 - Minister of Transportation • 1992-1996 - Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Romanian Parliament • 1996-2000 - Minister of transports in the V. Ciorbea, R. Vasile and M. Isarescu governments • 2000 - December 2004 - General Mayor of Bucharest • 2004 - Present- President of Romania Political activity: • 1991-1992 - Minister of Transport in Roman and Stolojan Governments • 1992-1996 - Member of the Chamber of Deputies (PD - Democratic Party), Vice-President of the Chamber of Deputies Commission for Industry and Services • 1996 – After resigning from Parliament and renouncing his parliamentary immunity – Director - Coordinator of the electoral campaign of Petre Roman, presidential candidate • 1996-2000 - Member of the Chamber of Deputies, representing the Vaslui county; Minister of Transportation in Victor Ciorbea, Radu Vasile and Mugur Isarescu Governments • 2000-2001 - President of Bucharest Organization of the Democratic Party • May 2001 - 18 December 2004 - President of the Democratic Party (PD) • 2003 - 18 December 2004 - Co-President of D.A. (Justice and Truth) Alliance Prof. B. B. BHATTACHARYA Professor B.B.Bhattacharya is currently the Vice-Chancellor of Jawaharlal Nehru University. Prior to that he was Director (2001-2005) and Professor (1981 onwards) at the Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi. He passed M.A. in Economics from the University of Allahabad in 1966 with first position in the order of Merit and obtained Ph.D. in Economics from Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi in 1971. He was UNESCO Fellow at Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw in 1974 and Ford Foundation post doctoral fellow at the University of California, Berkeley in 1980-81. He specializes in macro economics, monetary economics, public finance, planning and development and international finance. He is India’s leading expert on economic modelling and forecasting and his forecasting on the Indian economy are frequently quoted by print and electronic media as well as used by Government of India, Planning Commission, Reserve Bank of India and World Bank. He has published so far 10 books and more than 100 technical papers in various national and international journals. Professor Bhattacharya has held many important positions in learned societies and institutions. He is currently President of the Indian Economic Association (2007-2008) and also President of the Indian Association for Research on National Income and Wealth (2002 – 2010; two terms). Earlier he was the President of the Indian Econometric Society (2003 – 2004). He is the Chief Editor of the Journal of Income and Wealth and member of the Editorial Boards of many other technical journals in Economics. He is currently adjunct professor in the Centre for International Trade and Development in JNU. Dr. Bhattacharya has served as Chairman / Member of many important Government committees and commissions. At present he is Chairman of the International Comparison Project of the Government of India and also National Sample Survey 62nd Round of the Central Statistical Organisation, Govt. of India. He is the Member of the Supervisory Board of Foundation for Innovation Politique in Paris. He is a recipient of Amity Life Time Academic Achievement Award in 2007 and also awarded Ambassador of Peace by Universal Peace Foundation. European Ideas Network
Paul BLUSTEIN European Ideas Network Va d e m e c u m o f t h e s p e a k e r s Paul Blustein is an economic journalist and author. A resident of Kamakura, Japan, where he moved in 2010, he is a Non-Resident Fellow in the Global Economy and Development Program at the Brookings Institution, and Senior Visiting Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin, Blustein attended Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, receiving an MA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics. He spent much of his career as a reporter for the Washington Post, including five years as a correspondent in Tokyo, and before that he worked at the Wall Street Journal and Forbes Magazine. Among the prizes he has won for his work is the Gerald Loeb Award, which recognizes distinguished business and economic journalism. In his books Blustein has specialized in writing behind-the-scenes narratives about international economic institutions such as the IMF and the WTO. His first book, The Chastening, chronicled the financial crises that struck countries such as Thailand, Indonesia, South Korea, Russia and Brazil in the late 1990’s; his second, And the Money Kept Rolling In (and Out), was about the Argentine crisis of 2000-2002; and his most recent book, Misadventures of the Most Favored Nations, is an account of how the lofty hopes for global trade talks have ended in disappointment. He is currently working on a book about the international aspects of the global financial crisis. Anca BOAGIU September 2010 - Minister of Transport and Infrastructure December 2008-September 2010 Vice-president of the Romanian Senate Deputy Chairperson of the Commission for European Affairs Chairperson of the Romanian Parliamentary Friendship Group with Germany Member of the Senate’s Education Commission August 2005 - April 2007 Minister of European Integration December 2004 –November 2008 Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Bucharest constituency; Deputy Chairperson of the Commission for European Integration (until May 2006) Secretary of the Commission for Industries and Services (until October 2005) Member of the Romanian Parliamentary Friendship Group with Germany; Member of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with Italy; Member of the Romania – European Union Joint Parliamentary Committee; Member of the European Parliamentary Network; Member of the Commission for European Integration; December 2000 - November 2004 Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Bucharest Constituency; Deputy Chairperson of the Commission for European Integration Secretary of the Commission for European Integration Coordinator of the Equal Opportunities Subcommittee Member of the Commission for Industry and Services; Member of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with Tunisia; Representative of the Democratic Party in the European Parliament Working Group on the Stability Pact; Member of the Romania - European Union Joint Parliamentary Committee; Member of the European Parliamentary Network Member of the Bureau of the European Parliamentary Gender Network Jun-December 2000 Minister of Transport May 1999 – June 2000 Director – Administrator of externally financed projects - Project Management Unit for Economic Reform. Director - Enterprise Restructuring and Employment Conversion Program (RICOP) Administrator of Externally Funded Projects – Ministry of Transport May 1997 – May 1999 Purchasing Expert for PHARE Program - Ministry of Transport Expert (Contracts Department) - National Administration of Roads, Department of Externally Financed Programs. July 1995-January 1996 Construction Site Supervisor December 1994-June 1995 Assistant to the Director General 9
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Paul BLUST<strong>EIN</strong><br />
<strong>European</strong> <strong>Ideas</strong> <strong>Network</strong><br />
Va d e m e c u m o f t h e s p e a k e r s<br />
Paul Blustein is an economic journalist and author. A resident of Kamakura, Japan, where he moved in<br />
2010, he is a Non-Resident Fellow in the Global Economy and Development Program at the Brookings<br />
Institution, and Senior Visiting Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation.<br />
After graduating from the University of Wisconsin, Blustein attended Oxford University as a Rhodes<br />
Scholar, receiving an MA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics. He spent much of his career as a<br />
reporter for the Washington Post, including five years as a correspondent in Tokyo, and before that he<br />
worked at the Wall Street Journal and Forbes Magazine. Among the prizes he has won for his work is<br />
the Gerald Loeb Award, which recognizes distinguished business and economic journalism.<br />
In his books Blustein has specialized in writing behind-the-scenes narratives about international<br />
economic institutions such as the IMF and the WTO. His first book, The Chastening, chronicled the<br />
financial crises that struck countries such as Thailand, Indonesia, South Korea, Russia and Brazil in the late 1990’s; his second, And the<br />
Money Kept Rolling In (and Out), was about the Argentine crisis of 2000-2002; and his most recent book, Misadventures of the Most<br />
Favored Nations, is an account of how the lofty hopes for global trade talks have ended in disappointment. He is currently working on a<br />
book about the international aspects of the global financial crisis.<br />
Anca BOAGIU<br />
September 2010 - Minister of Transport and Infrastructure<br />
December 2008-September 2010 Vice-president of the Romanian Senate<br />
Deputy Chairperson of the Commission for <strong>European</strong> Affairs<br />
Chairperson of the Romanian Parliamentary Friendship Group with Germany<br />
Member of the Senate’s Education Commission<br />
August 2005 - April 2007 Minister of <strong>European</strong> Integration<br />
December 2004 –November 2008 Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Bucharest constituency;<br />
Deputy Chairperson of the Commission for <strong>European</strong> Integration (until May 2006)<br />
Secretary of the Commission for Industries and Services (until October 2005)<br />
Member of the Romanian Parliamentary Friendship Group with Germany;<br />
Member of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with Italy;<br />
Member of the Romania – <strong>European</strong> Union Joint Parliamentary Committee;<br />
Member of the <strong>European</strong> Parliamentary <strong>Network</strong>;<br />
Member of the Commission for <strong>European</strong> Integration;<br />
December 2000 - November 2004 Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Bucharest Constituency;<br />
Deputy Chairperson of the Commission for <strong>European</strong> Integration<br />
Secretary of the Commission for <strong>European</strong> Integration<br />
Coordinator of the Equal Opportunities Subcommittee<br />
Member of the Commission for Industry and Services;<br />
Member of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with Tunisia;<br />
Representative of the Democratic Party in the <strong>European</strong> Parliament Working Group on the Stability Pact;<br />
Member of the Romania - <strong>European</strong> Union Joint Parliamentary Committee;<br />
Member of the <strong>European</strong> Parliamentary <strong>Network</strong><br />
Member of the Bureau of the <strong>European</strong> Parliamentary Gender <strong>Network</strong><br />
Jun-December 2000 Minister of Transport<br />
May 1999 – June 2000<br />
Director – Administrator of externally financed projects - Project Management Unit for Economic Reform.<br />
Director - Enterprise Restructuring and Employment Conversion Program (RICOP)<br />
Administrator of Externally Funded Projects – Ministry of Transport<br />
May 1997 – May 1999<br />
Purchasing Expert for PHARE Program - Ministry of Transport<br />
Expert (Contracts Department) - National Administration of Roads, Department of Externally Financed Programs.<br />
July 1995-January 1996 Construction Site Supervisor<br />
December 1994-June 1995 Assistant to the Director General<br />
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