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Curriculum Vitae
Tomislav Zelić, Ph.D.
Education
2009Ph.D., Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures,
The European Institute at Columbia University in the City of New York, NY
Dissertation: The Paradox of Sovereignty in Modern German History Plays
2003M.Phil., Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures
Columbia University in the City of New York, NY
2001M.A., Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures
Columbia University in the City of New York, NY
1998B.A. (equiv.), Philosophy and German Philology,
Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany
Professional Experience
2000-present Freelance Translator
Fields of Specialization: law, finance and business
Clients: tolingo (Hamburg), Epic Translations (Michigan), TransPerfect Translations (New York/London), Atlas Translations (London), Quality Translation Services (New York), Deutsche Asset Management (New York), Top Translators (India), Vanenberg (Greece), Verbumsoft (Poland), KLEIO (Netherlands), tbd translations (Switzerland), Rhyme and Reason (Greece), Studium (Croatia), Aion (Croatia)
New York Times, Columbia University (New York),Jewish Theological Seminary (New York), Cardozo Law Review (New York), Speiser & Krause (New York), DZ Film Productions (New York), Sesame Workshop (New York), Wyser-Pratte (New York), Schlam, Stone & Dolan (New York)
Published Translations
2006 Reinhold Martin, „Die Bildprobleme der Architektur: Waren wir je postmodern?“ In: Susanne Knaller und Harro Müller (Hrsg.), Authentizität, Diskussion eines ästhetischen Begriffs (Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp), 289-315.
2005 Cornelia Vismann, “Two Critics of Law: Benjamin and Kraus,” Cardozo Law Review 26, no. 3 (2005), 943-956.
2004William Rasch, Konflikt als Beruf, Die Grenzen des Politischen, (Berlin: Kulturverlag Kadmos, 2005), 226 pages.
2002 William Rasch, „Menschenrechte als Geopolitik: Carl Schmitt und die völkerrechtliche Form der amerikanischen Hegemonie,” in: Dirk Baecker, Peter Krieg, Fritz B. Simon (Hrsg.), Terror im System, Der 11. September und die Folgen (Heidelberg: Carl Auer Verlag, 2002), 130-158.
Fellowships and Awards
2008 Travel Grant, University of Zadar, Croatia
2007 Travel Grant, University of Zadar, Croatia
2007Goethe Summer Stipend, Columbia
since 2007 Who’s Who of Emerging Leaders (1st edition) and Who’s Who in American Education(8th edition) listing
2006/7Teaching Assistant Fellowship, Columbia (tuition and stipend)
2006 Goethe Summer Stipend, Columbia
2005/2006Mrs. Giles Whiting Dissertation Fellowship, Columbia (tuition and stipend)
2005/2006Fellowship of the Study Foundation of the House of Representatives Berlin
2005Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Summer Fellowship, Columbia
2004 Goethe Summer Stipend, Columbia
since 2004Who’s Who in America(58th edition) listing
2003Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Summer Stipend, Columbia
2002 & 2001 Max Kade Deutsches Haus Summer Stipend, Columbia
2000-2005Faculty Fellowship, Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures, Columbia University (tuition and stipend)