Krševan Antun Dujmović is a Senior Associate at the Department for European Integration of the Institute for Development and International Relations (IRMO) in Zagreb since 2006. Before that Dujmović worked at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs. Dujmovć’s fields of interest include transatlantic relations, European security, relations between the US, Europe and Russia, EU enlargement and neighborhood policy, the Balkans, and cooperation in Central and Eastern Europe. Dujmović has been involved in many project in this region, especially in the Balkans, since 2005, and has been following the progress in these countries from the fall of communism to the accession process to the European Union. Dujmović was involved in many EU information campaigns and EU funded projects at both IRMO and the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs before and after Croatia’s accession to the EU. He is co-editor of IRMO Brief, project of monthly issues covering contemporary global issues. In 2014 he spent three months in Baku at the Center for Strategic Studies as a Research Fellow, doing research on role of Azerbaijan in Europe’s energy security and is a member of the Croatian Association for Intentional Studies (HUMS – Hrvatska udruge za međunarodne studije. He won his Masters’ degree at the Faculty of Political Science in Zagreb on the subject of relations between the Russian Federation and NATO after 1991, and is currently working on his Ph.D. thesis on conflict in Ukraine.