Margarita Šešelgytė is Studies Director at the Institute of International relations and Political Science, Vilnius University. She teaches international politics and security studies, the common security and defense policy of the EU, European Eastern Partnership Policy, NATO readiness, and Baltic-Nordic cooperation.

Selected Publications

1. Šešelgytė M., „NATO‘s Readiness in the Post-Crimea Environment: political and military challenges“, in Fassi E., Lucarelli S., Marrone A., eds. What NATO for What States? Warsaw and beyond, NATO HQ, 2015.
2. Šešelgytė, Margarita, Security in the Baltic Sea Region: ‘island of peace’ or a potential battleground? in Spruds A., Bukovskis K. (eds.) Security of the Broader Baltic Sea Region: afterthoughts from the Riga seminar, Latvian Institute of International Affairs, 2014.
3. Šešelgytė, Margarita; Mälksoo, Maria, „Reinventing ‘new’ Europe: Baltic perspectives on transatlantic security configurations,“ Communist and Post-Communist Studies, ELSEVIER, Vol. 46, Issue 3, September 2013.