Milan Ilnyckyj, B.A. (British Columbia), M.Phil (Oxford).

Email: milan.ilnyckyj@wadh.oxon.org
C.V.: http://www.sindark.com/about-me/academic-cv/

Citizenship: Canadian

Academic and Professional Qualifications:

2005-2007
M.Phil in International Relations, Oxford University.
(Supervisor: Andrew Hurrell)

Distinctions earned in: quantitative methods (2005), history (2007), and international law (2007).
Thesis: Expertise and Legitimacy: The Role of Science in Global Environmental Policy-Making.

2001-2005
Bachelor of Arts (International Relations and Political Science); University of British Columbia.
Graduated first in class, International Relations

Publications:

Refereed Journals:

“The Legality and Sustainability of European Union Fisheries Policy in West Africa.” MIT International Review. Spring 2007. p. 32-41.

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“Sovereignty and Environmental Protection: Not Incompatible Values.” UBC Journal of International Affairs. 2004. p. 93-102.

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“The Space Race as ‘Primitive’ Warfare.” UBC Journal of International Affairs. 2005. p. 19-28.

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Government Reports:

“Common Threats, Joint Responses: The Report of the 2005 North American Security Cooperation Assessment Student Tour.” Produced for the Canadian Department of National Defence. August 2005.

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Teaching Experience

2006
Hertford College, Oxford - International Program
Lectured to visiting graduate students on Canada-US security and defence cooperation

St. Hugh’s College, Oxford - Summer School
Gave a series of tutorials to an IB student on Middle Eastern history and politics, focusing on the Camp David Accords

Academic and Professional Awards and Distinctions:

2006
Wadham College Senior Scholarship (£500)

This scholarship is awarded “on the basis of academic merit and postgraduate potential” by Wadham College, Oxford.

2005
Gerald N Savory Prize in International Relations ($250)

This prize is awarded to “the outstanding graduating major in International Relations” by the University of British Columbia.

2004
John C. and Anne J. Clark Scholarship in U.S. Studies ($1,300)

Mack Eastman United Nations Prize ($500)

My essay “The Space Race as Primitive Warfare” was judged to be the best essay written by an international relations student in the 2003/2004 session.

2001-2004
University of British Columbia, Undergraduate Scholar Program ($10,000)

2001
British Columbia Provincial Scholarship ($1000), Passport to Education ($800)

2000
Governor General’s Millennium Award in the Study of Canadian History

Conference Participation:

2004
56th Annual Student Conference on United States Affairs; West Point Military Academy.

I took part in the Global Social Concerns Roundtable and participated in the preparation of the report of that group.

2003
UBC Model United Nations (Palestinian Delegation),
UBC Global Security Conference (Presenter)

Relevant Extra-Curricular Activities:

Oxford

Oxford University Strategic Studies Group, Vice-President and Webmaster (2006-07)

British Columbia

Debate Society, Treasurer (2002-04)

Last updated: 29 June 2007