Ovidiu Oltean, PhD(c)

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ovidiu.oltean@publichealth.ro

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Ovidiu Oltean, PhD(c) is a research assistant at the Public Health Department, Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj, where he works in public health capacity building projects. He also works on immigrant integration projects and has previously worked in research projects documenting the migration effects in multiethnic communities in Romania. He has published works on Romanian migration, immigrant integration in Romania and migration-driven social change in multiethnic communities

Research Interests

Global HealthMinority HealthPublic CommunicationPolitical SystemsMigration and Development

Selected Publications

Oltean, Ovidiu, Remus Anghel and Christian Schuster (eds.) Reinventând Germanitatea. Etnicizare, Mobilitate şi Împrumut Cultural la Marginea Europei.. Bucuresti: Tritonic, 2017.

Oltean, Ovidiu, “Reinventarea si aproprierea germanitatii în Transilvania. Mobilităţi transnaţionale şi procese de recompunere etnică şi socială” in Oltean, Ovidiu, Remus Anghel and Christian Schuster (eds.) Reinventând Germanitatea. Etnicizare, Mobilitate şi Împrumut Cultural la Marginea Europei.. Bucuresti: Tritonic, 2017.

Oltean, Ovidiu, “Mobilitate, imprumut cultural si rearticulare asociativa in randul minoritatii germane din Romania.” In Remus Gabriel Anghel, Ottmar Trasca (eds.) Un Veac Framantat. Germanii din Romania dupa 1918. Cluj-Napoca – Editura ISPMN, 2018.

Cosciu, Anatolie, Racatau, Ionela, Badescu, Gabriel, Radu, Bogdan, Vornicu, Andreea, Greab, Carmen, Burean, Toma, Oltean, Ovidiu, Gavrus, Georgiana, Indexul Integrarii Imigrantilor in Romania. Cluj-Napoca: Editura Limes, 2018.

Oltean, Ovidiu, ”Klaus Iohannis’s presidential term between high hopes and disillusionment”, European Yearbook of Minority Issues, vol. 14, 2015, European Center for Minority Issues, Leiden: Brill Publishers (appeared in 2017).

Oltean, Ovidiu, “Romanian Migrants’ Political Transnationalism, Alternative Voting Methods, and their Effects on the Electoral Process”, Europolis, Journal of Political Science and Theory, 9 (2), 2015, pp. 157-186.