Anita Dangova
Anita Dangova is a Law Firm Associate and a former Junior Expert at the Economic Policy Institute. She has graduated with Bachelor’s in European and International Law in Bristol, United Kingdom, and a Master’s in International Trade and Investment Law from the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Between 2021 and 2022 she worked for the Council of the European Union at the Directorate for International Trade. Anita is one of the Korea Research Fellows of the Economic Policy Institute in 2021 when she developed a policy paper on the WTO compatibility of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, its economic impact on the Republic of Korea and Bulgaria, as well as the role that the EU-Korea FTA could play in furthering policy cooperation and dialogue in this respect. Anita has a broad research background in the area of EU and International Trade Law and sustainable development. Her Master’s thesis addressed the topic of the de minimis and Green Box exemptions of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture, and their counterproductive impact on the decrease of trade-distorting domestic support. She has worked for the Embassy of Bulgaria in London, for several Law firms in the UK, and as an Assistant for Advocacy at the European Law Students Association. She speaks Bulgarian, English, Russian and French, and is in the course of learning German.