Luka Oreskovic is a researcher and lecturer focusing on international political economy, economic history and energy policy. He is associated with Harvard University's Institute for Quantitative Social Science and is a member of the economic council of the President of Croatia. Oreskovic has conducted research in Russia and throughout Eastern Europe with Harvard University’s Government and History Departments and lectured at the Energy Delta Institute, the leading global energy business school. He has contributed chapters to Opening Science, published by Springer and The European Union and the Member States, forthcoming by Lynne Rienner Publishers as well as academic articles on economic history and political economy of Southeastern Europe. His research has been cited by the Center for European Policy Analysis, Brookings Institution and he has, together with the Lithuanian minister of economy, co-authored a case study on state-owned enterprise reform. His analyses and commentary regularly appear in the Economist, Financial Times, Foreign Policy, the Moscow Times, Huffington Post, South China Morning Post, Forbes and other fora. Oreskovic graduated from Harvard College with a concentration in history and political economy of Central and Eastern Europe.
