Andrew Moravcsik

Former Brookings Expert

Andrew Moravcsik is an expert on the European Union, transatlantic relations, the democratic legitimacy of international organizations, and Asian regionalism. The Princeton professor has served as an international trade negotiator, a special assistant to the South Korean deputy prime minister, and the editor of a foreign policy journal.

Additional Expertise Areas: History and theory of European integration; Democracy in the European Union and other international organizations; Origins and evolution of global human rights norms; Human rights, sovereignty, and American unilateralism; International law; Negotiation theory and transnational political entrepreneurship
Experience
Current Position: Professor of Politics and Director, European Union Program, Princeton University
Past Positions: Nonresident Senior Fellow, Center on the United States and Europe, Foreign Policy, The Brookings Institution; Director, European Union Program at Harvard University (2001-2004); Professor, Department of Government, Harvard University (1992-2001)
Education: Ph.D., Harvard University, 1992; M.A., Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, 1984; B.A., Stanford University, 1980

Andrew Moravcsik

Former Brookings Expert

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