Laurien Crump-gabreëls
Institute for History and Art History (OGK) - International
Utrecht University
Netherlands
Biography
Laurien Crump is a University Teacher and Researcher in the History of International Relations. She specializes in multilateral diplomacy and European security during the Cold War from both Western and Eastern European perspectives. During her dissertation, she studied the multilateralization of the Warsaw Pact, which resulted in a book in Routledge, among others: The Warsaw Pact Reconsidered. International Relations in Eastern Europe, 1955-1969. Her book recently won the international 'George Blazyca Prize' for the 'best book on Eastern Europe'. She has also written many articles and book chapters on international relations within and with Eastern Europe during the Cold War.
Research Interest
International Relations in Historical Perspective (MA)
Publications
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Crump, LC (2016). Institutionalization and multilateralization in the Warsaw Pact. East European Journal of Diplomatic History , 2015 (2), (pp. 11-30) (20 p.).
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Crump, LC (2017). The Balkan Challenge to the Warsaw Pact (1961-1964). In Svetozar Rajak, Konstantina Botsiou, Evanthis Hatzivassiliou & Eirini Karamouzi (Ed.), The Balkans in the Cold War (pp. 151-71) (21 p.). London / New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
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Crump - Gabreëls, Laurien (15-02-2015). The Warsaw Pact Reconsidered - International Relations in Eastern Europe, 1955-69 . (322 p.). Routledge.
