Email: christine.andreeva@mup.cz
Christine Andreeva recently successfully defended her PhD at Dublin City University (DCU) on “EU Counter-terrorism’s Gradual Institutionalisation: Information-sharing and Cooperation in Law Enforcement and Intelligence Post-2015”. She has published articles with Global Affairs, ERA Forum and the Bulgarian Association for European law on the topic of EU harmonisation and institutionalisation measures in counter-terrorism after 2015. Her research has aimed to demonstrate the qualitative shift in EU counter-terrorism post-2015, as compared to previous critical junctures, such as the one after the Madrid and London attacks in 2004-2005. She has presented her research at academic conferences focused on EU integration and security topics. Christine previously studied European integration with focus on EU security policies in her Master studies at the Institute of European Studies in Brussels, and worked in the European Parliament as a policy advisor to an MEP. Since October 2021, she is a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Security Studies, and is currently working on a publication discussing the impact of Brexit on EU counter-terrorism cooperation in intelligence and law enforcement.