Rate My Professor Vjosa Musliu

Musliu has authored and edited numerous works, including the monograph Europeanization and Statebuilding as Everyday Practices: Performing Europe in the Western Balkans (2021), the edited volume Feminist Encounters in Statebuilding: The Role of Women in Making the State in Kosovo (2024, co-edited with I. M. Chao), and peer-reviewed articles such as Mediation through recontextualization: The European Union and the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia (2017), Unravelling Liberal Interventionism: Local Critiques of Statebuilding in Kosovo (2019), The responsibility to remain silent? On the politics of knowledge production, expertise and (self-)reflection in Russia’s war against Ukraine (2023), and Silencing solidarity. How Vetëvendosje erased its Palestine archive (2024, with P. Rexhepi). With 35 research outputs, her scholarship has earned the Independent Social Research Foundation Fellowship (2023), PhD Scholarship (2011), Masters Scholarship (2008), and inclusion in the Top 10 Books of the International Affairs Christmas reading list (2020). As administrative promotor for FWO projects like Bare Lives of EUrope (2025-2029), Feminist Encounters of Statebuilding in Kosovo (2023-2027), and Everyday Europeanization in EUrope's peripheries (2018-2021), she advances performative and feminist approaches in EU studies and statebuilding. Musliu supervises theses, participates in PhD committees, delivers lectures, and contributes to media on EU-Balkans dynamics and geopolitics.