Education and Academic Career
Nikolay Nenovsky graduated from the Moscow State University, Russia (M.A in 1989), received his Ph.D in economics from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (1995). On completing his PhD he lectured at the University of National and World Economy, Sofia where, later, he became a Professor of Economics and taught Monetary theory and International Finance. He is also affiliated to Laboratoire d’économie d’Orléans (LEO), since 2002 and to International Center for Economic Research (ICER), Torino, since 2006.
Professor Nenovsky is affiliated with French academic and teaching community since 1991.Over the years he has held visiting positions at the several institutions including: University of Auvergne, University of Clermont-Ferrand University of Aix-Marseille, University of PARIS I – SORBONNE and University of Bordeaux IV. He has been Visiting Professor also at University of Kyoto and gave lectures and seminars at University of Kyushu (Fukuoka), University of Nagasaki, International University of Kagoshima and University of Hitotsubashi/Nihon University (Tokyo. He was STUDIUM (Institute for Advanced Studies) researcher at the University of Orleans (LEO), 2010–2012, where he organized conference on economic and geostrategic issues of Balkan economies (Feb. 2011), and in December 2011 - on bank regulation and systemic risk. He also lectured Theory and History of financial crisis at EDHEC Business School, Nice.
He is Member of Editorial Board of: Revue d’économie politique (France), East -West Journal of Economics and Business (Greece),The Journal of Comparative Economic Studies (Japan), Panoeconomicus (Serbia), Economic Studies, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. Since 2011 Professor Nikolay Nenovsky is a member of UK based Cobden Partners. Nikolay Nenovsky is founder and Vice-president of Bulgarian Macroeconomic Association (2003–2005), and founder of Bulgarian Hayek Society (2002) and BHS monthly seminar (since 2004)
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