Mihai Gribincea
Dr. GRIBINCEA Mihai, Political Adviser to the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities. He joined the HCNM's Office in April 2001 and advises the High Commissioner on political issues related to Caucasus and Baltic States. Prior to this he worked for the UN Transitional Administration in East Timor (1999-2001), and for the OSCE Mission to Georgia (1996-1997) and OSCE Mission to Croatia (1999). From 1992 to 1998, M. Gribincea was a senior Moldovan diplomat. His last position in this capacity was the head of the European Security and Military Policy Department at the Moldovan Foreign Ministry. While in the Foreign Service, he was also posted at the Moldovan Embassy in Moscow (1993-1994). M. Gribincea holds a Masters degree in international affairs (1992) and a Doctorate degree in history (1995).
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL61361A
Top Subjects
- Moldova (3)
- Russia (Federation) (2)
- Dniester Moldovan Republic (2)
- Sources (2)
- History (2)
- Moldova -- History. (1)
- Collectivization of agriculture -- Bessarabia (Moldova and Ukraine) -- History. (1)
Books by Mihai Gribincea
Total count: 10
Basarabia în primii ani de ocupație sovietică, 1944-1950Editura Dacia1995-01-01-
Agricultural collectivization in MoldaviaBasarabia during Stalinism, 1944-1950East European Monographs1996-01-01
Trupele ruse în Republica Moldovafactor stabilizator sau sursă de pericol?Civitas1998-01-01-
Politica rusă a bazelor militare: Moldova și GeorgiaCivitas1999-01-01
The Russian Policy on Military Bases: Georgia and MoldovaCogito2001-01-01-
The Russian policy on military basesGeorgia and MoldovaEditura Cogito2001-01-01
Politica de moldovenizare in RASS Moldoveneasca (culegere de documente si materiale).Civitas2004-01-01-
Conflictul transnistreanculegere de documente și materiale (1989-2012)Lexicon-Prim2012-01-01
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Descriptio BessarabiaeBessarabia in five centuries of cartographyInstitutul Cultural Român2017-01-01
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Historia TransylvaniaeTransylvania in five centuries of cartographyMuzeul Naţional al Hărţilor şi Cărţii Vechi2018-01-01