Dr. Nargiz Hajiyeva: Political Scientist, Academic lecturer, Weiser Scholar, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ludovika Scholar, Ludovika UPS, Hungary,Chair of Women Researchers Council, Head of Organization of Scientific Activities Unit at Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC), Azerbaijan
Dr. Nargiz Hajiyeva is a distinguished academic and researcher specializing in political science, international law, and intellectual property rights. With a strong academic background and a career enriched by various international collaborations, Dr. Hajiyeva has contributed significantly to research and discourse on issues related to geopolitical dynamics, energy diplomacy, and intellectual property within the South Caucasus region and beyond. She has held prominent positions, including as a visiting guest lecturer and project coordinator for several global programs, and actively participates in high-level academic and diplomatic forums.
Online Profiles
Citations & Publications:
- Citations: 6
- Documents: 9
Dr. Nargiz Hajiyeva maintains an active presence in the academic community, participating in online platforms and research conferences. She engages with fellow researchers, scholars, and institutions through various online conferences, collaborations, and workshops, contributing her expertise on topics such as political science, intellectual property, and the social sciences. She also utilizes platforms like LinkedIn, ResearchGate, and academic university portals for sharing research outputs and ongoing projects.
Education
Dr. Hajiyeva’s academic journey includes a distinguished educational background. She completed her Ph.D. Research Fellowship at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, under the Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship (ESKAS). She holds an M.A. degree from Vytautas Magnus University in Lithuania and a B.A. from Baku State University, Azerbaijan. Over the years, she has attended multiple international workshops, summer schools, and seminars in Europe, Asia, and the United States, further enhancing her expertise in political science, international law, and intellectual property.
Research Focus
Dr. Hajiyeva’s research focuses on the intersection of international law, intellectual property rights (IPR), political economy, and regional security, particularly in the context of the South Caucasus. Her work explores the politicization of IPR, energy diplomacy, and the role of women in entrepreneurship, particularly in Azerbaijan. She is deeply interested in examining the socio-political dynamics of post-conflict regions, the legal frameworks surrounding intellectual property violations, and the impact of international law in resolving regional conflicts.
Experience
Dr. Hajiyeva has extensive experience in both academia and international projects. As a researcher, she has coordinated significant projects such as the Business in Eurasia Programme and led initiatives aimed at strengthening research capacity and enhancing the role of women in entrepreneurship. She has held leadership roles at prominent institutions, including the University of St. Gallen, University of Siegen, and Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC), where she also teaches and supervises students. Her work as a guest lecturer and keynote speaker spans numerous international conferences and universities.
Research Timeline
- 2023: Published key works on intellectual property rights and the post-conflict region of Nagorno-Karabakh, alongside delivering lectures and serving as a keynote speaker at international conferences.
- 2022: Coordinated and participated in international workshops and projects like the “Business in Eurasia Programme” and a book project on women entrepreneurs in community-based tourism in Azerbaijan.
- 2021: Awarded multiple grants and participated in research activities and conferences focused on the intersection of intellectual property and conflict resolution.
- 2020: Worked on socio-economic integration research, focusing on Azerbaijan’s role in European energy policy and its relations with the EU.
Awards & Honors
Dr. Hajiyeva has received numerous accolades, including the prestigious Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship, a Distinguished Winning Award on IP Skills Development by WIPO, and the MIRAI Scholarship from the Government of Japan. She has also been honored with the DAAD funding for international projects and earned first-place awards in academic essay competitions, including those related to the Eastern Partnership Program and the UN Security Council Resolution 1540.
Top-Noted Publication
The Politicization of Intellectual Property Rights in the Context of Karabakh
Cogent Social Sciences | 2024-12-31
DOI: 10.1080/23311886.2024.2386710
Contributors: Adalat Jalal Muradov, Nargiz Hajiyeva
This article addresses the politicization of intellectual property rights (IPR) in the context of the Karabakh conflict, exploring how geopolitical tensions shape and influence legal and economic systems in post-conflict regions. It also delves into the challenges and implications of enforcing international IPR frameworks in areas affected by territorial disputes. The research contributes to the broader discourse on international law and the intersection of intellectual property with political instability.
The War in Ukraine and the EU’s Policy of Economic Globalisation: New Security Challenges and Issues
Revista CIDOB d’Afers Internacionals | 2024-12-24
DOI: 10.24241/rcai.2024.137.2.14/en
Contributor: Nargiz Hajiyeva
In this article, Dr. Hajiyeva analyzes the geopolitical and security implications of the ongoing war in Ukraine on the European Union’s policy of economic globalization. She assesses how the conflict challenges existing EU policies, particularly those related to energy security, economic integration, and international cooperation in an increasingly fragmented world order.
Fostering Green Entrepreneurship Education and the Socioeconomic Inclusion of Women in the South Caucasus Region
Marketing and Resource Management for Green Transitions in Economies | 2024-08-01
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-3439-3.ch007
Contributors: Nargiz Hajiyeva, Zarina Burkadze, Saida Khalil
This book chapter explores the role of green entrepreneurship in promoting sustainable economic development in the South Caucasus region. It highlights the importance of including women in the green economy and providing them with the necessary education and resources to contribute effectively. The authors argue for a paradigm shift that promotes environmental sustainability while fostering the socioeconomic inclusion of marginalized groups, particularly women.
The Impact of Economic Growth on the Ecological Environment and Renewable Energy Production: Evidence from Azerbaijan and Hungary
Journal of Risk and Financial Management | 2024-06-30
DOI: 10.3390/jrfm17070275
Contributors: Sugra Ingilab Humbatova, Nargiz Hajiyeva, Monika Garai Fodor, Kiran Sood, Simon Grima
This research examines the relationship between economic growth, ecological sustainability, and renewable energy production in Azerbaijan and Hungary. The article provides valuable insights into how these two countries manage their energy policies and environmental challenges, offering comparative analysis and recommendations for future green energy strategies.
The Politicization of Intellectual Property Rights in the Context of Karabakh
Przeglad Strategiczny | 2022
DOI: 10.14746/ps.2022.1.25
Contributors: Adalat Jalal Muradov, Nargiz Hajiyeva
This earlier version of the publication from 2022 further explores the impact of intellectual property rights on the Karabakh region amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. It provides an analysis of IPR violations and their implications for economic recovery in post-conflict zones, drawing attention to how the international legal system addresses such challenges in the context of regional disputes.
Economic and Legal Assessment of the Violation of Property Rights During the Occupation of Azerbaijani Territories
Business & IT | 2021
DOI: 10.14311/bit.2021.01.05
Contributors: Nargiz Hajiyeva, Irshad Karimli
This article examines the economic and legal repercussions of property rights violations during the occupation of Azerbaijani territories. It focuses on the financial and legal implications for the affected communities and the international community’s role in addressing such violations through legal frameworks and restitution mechanisms.
Economic and Legal Assessment of Illicit Activities During the Occupation of Karabakh and Its Adjacent Districts
Societate si Politica | 2020
Contributors: Adalat Jalal Muradov, Nargiz Hajiyeva
This publication provides an in-depth analysis of the illicit economic activities that occurred during the occupation of the Karabakh region, examining the legal violations and the broader impacts on international law, regional security, and post-conflict reconstruction efforts.
The Current Dynamics of International Migration in Europe: Problems and Perspectives
Eastern European Journal of Transnational Relations | 2018
DOI: 10.15290/eejtr.2018.02.02.02
Contributor: Nargiz Hajiyeva
This article focuses on the evolving dynamics of international migration in Europe, highlighting the challenges posed by migration policies, security concerns, and the social integration of migrant populations. Dr. Hajiyeva evaluates the effectiveness of EU migration strategies and their implications for transnational relations.