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Mirko Tasic, Ph.D.

Ph.D., Associate Professor

Division of Social Sciences

 

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Phone: +996 (312) 915000 ext. 458

Room: 215

 

Dr. Mirko Tasic is an Associate Professor in the International and Comparative Politics Department at the ÃÛÌÒÖ±²¥. He earned his Ph.D. in International Studies with a major in International Relations from Sogang ÃÛÌÒÖ±²¥â€™s Graduate School of International Studies in Seoul, South Korea (2011). He also holds an M.A. in International Relations from the same institution (2007) and a B.A. in Philosophy from the ÃÛÌÒÖ±²¥ of Belgrade, Serbia (2003).

Dr. Tasic brings over 14 years of experience in International Relations and related fields. Previously, he held faculty positions at Hankuk ÃÛÌÒÖ±²¥ of Foreign Studies (2008-2011), Inha ÃÛÌÒÖ±²¥ (2011-2015), and Webster ÃÛÌÒÖ±²¥ (2017-2022). Dr. Tasic is dedicated to delivering cutting-edge course content and cultivating students' critical thinking and professional abilities, demonstrating strong academic leadership through organizing comprehensive exams for Ph.D. candidates, initiating professor-student joint research projects, and chairing organizing and scientific committees for international conferences.

Scholarships

  • Korean Government Master’s Degree Scholarship (NIIED-KGSS), 2004-2007
  • Korean Government Doctoral Degree Scholarship (NIIED-KGSS), 2007-2010
  • Fellowship, Sogang ÃÛÌÒÖ±²¥ GSIS, 2005-2010

Academic Honors

  • The Honor Prize Award for Academic Excellence, 1st Prize (Ministry of Education, Science & Technology, Republic of Korea, 2008)

Professional Recognition

  • Certificate of Appreciation (Tomorrow People Organization, 2020) - In recognition of outstanding work as a co-host of the 7th Peace and Conflict Resolution Conference (PCRC2020)
  • Certificate of Gratitude (Webster ÃÛÌÒÖ±²¥ Students’ Association, 2021) - In recognition of inspiring students to seek excellence

Political Science and International Relations

  • Core Concepts: Political theory, direct democracy
  • State and Power: Executive power transformation, national identity and state formation
  • Global Security: International security, traditional and non-traditional security threats

Emerging Security Challenges

  • Technological Disruption: Complex adaptive systems, cyber security, artificial intelligence ethics, biotechnology and biosecurity, transhumanism
  • Geopolitical Competition: Space race, great power competition
  • Tasic, M. (2021). Discordant World of ‘Unknown Nations’: The Problem of Ethicization of National Identity. International Studies, 58(3), 283–301.
  • Tasic, M. (2019). Northwest Pacific—Exploring North Korea’s Asymmetric Military Strategy. Naval War College Review, 72(4), 53–73.
  • Lee, K. Y., & Tasic, M. (2011). Secret Intelligence and State Structures: The Influence of Secret Intelligences on the Transformation of Modern State Structures. Institute of International and Area Studies. IIAS Research Series, 8(4), 136–165.
  • Tasic, M. (2003). The Phantom Limb Phenomenon. Journal for Social Sciences TEME, 27(2), 1–47.
  • Tasic, M. (2003). Out from the Very Middle. Journal for Social Sciences TEME, 27(1).
  • Tasic, M., & Zangmo, J. (2020, December 3-5). Cyberwarfare: In Desperate Need of a Doctrine (pp. 4–16). Proceedings of the 7th Peace and Conflict Resolution Conference [PCRC2020]. Tomorrow People Organization. Bangkok, Thailand.
  • Tasic, M., & Khing, Z. M. (2020, December 3-5). Covert Operations: Means or Ends? (pp. 32–45). Proceedings of the 7th Peace and Conflict Resolution Conference [PCRC2020]. Tomorrow People Organization. Bangkok, Thailand.
  • Tasic, M., & Sethichaiyen, O. (2019, November 15-17). Private Military and Security Companies: Efficiency versus Accountability (pp. 105–117). Proceedings of the 6th Peace and Conflict Resolution Conference [PCRC2019]. Tomorrow People Organization. Bangkok, Thailand.
  • Tasic, M. (2019, March 21-23). Conceptual Reality: National Identity as Part of Ethical History (pp. 13–24). Proceedings of the Asian Conference on Ethics, Religion & Philosophy [ACERP2019]. IAFOR. Tokyo, Japan.Ìý
  • Tasic, M. (2018, March 22–24). Re-conceptualizing the Cult of Sava Zeus (pp. 155-166). Proceedings of the Asian Conference on Ethics, Religion & Philosophy [ACERP2018]. IAFOR. Kobe, Japan.Ìý
  • Tasic, M. (2019, November 13). North Korea’s Strategic Approach, Under the Auspices of Big Brother. The Diplomat.
  • Tasic, M. (2017, September 15). The North Korean Crisis: Lessons from the Past. IPP Review.

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  • Intro to Political Theory (ICP-280.1)
  • Research Methods in Political Science (ICP-302)
  • European Integration and External Relations (ICP/ES-203)

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