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Matus Korba studied at the Department of Politics, Comenius University
in Bratislava, Slovakia (1994-99). Currently he is completing his
PhD. there and writing the thesis on the Security and Defence Policy
of the Slovak Republic. He is also teaching the course "Introduction
to Security Studies". Since 1998, he is a member of the board
of Slovak Political Sciences Association, where he is co-ordinating
the Centre for Security Studies. He was an assistant within the
Security Education Management Project (1997-98) and the Program
on European Security (1999-2000) organized by the Dutch Centre for
European Security Studies in Groningen. In this framework he assisted
with organising seminars and conferences on security issues for
civil and military experts in Slovak Republic. He was visiting research
assistant at Centre for European Politics and Institutions, University
of Leicester in February - March 2000. Since August 2000, he has
been working for Slovak Foreign Policy Association as a co-ordinator
of partnership projects with the British research centre Saferworld,
London. These projects were related to arms trade and arms export
control issues in Central and Eastern European countries. Since
September 2002 he is a pre-doctoral research fellow for the "ESDP
Democracy" project at Institute of International Relations
in Prague.
English language publications:
Korba Matúš and Štastný, “Security,
Defence and Integration of the Slovak Republic into the NATO”,
in: Slovakia 2003 – Consolidated Report on the State of
Society, Institute for Public Affairs, Bratislava 2003, p.389-410.
”Slovakia
and the Iraq Crisis”, in: Iraq Crisis and Politics in
USA, Europe and V4 Countries, Institute for Public Affairs,
Bratislava 2003, p.37-54
"Security policy of the Slovak Republic and integration into
NATO", in Slovak Army Review, Autumn 2000, Bratislava.
Korba Matúš, Mariani Bernardo (eds.): Enhancing
NGO engagement to prevent the proliferation and misuse of small
arms in Central and Eastern Europe, Saferworld and Slovak Foreign
Policy Association, London 2001, 61 pages.
"Civil-military Relations in Slovakia from the Perspective
of NATO Integration", in Slovak Foreign Policy Affairs
No.2, Vol.II, Bratislava 2001.
"Independent Report on Slovak Arms Exports", Slovak Foreign
Policy Association, Bratislava 2002, 36 pages.
"The Perspectives of the European Defence Industry",
in IDEE Exclusive, Magnet Press Slovakia, Bratislava 2002.
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