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Rev. Ivan Grubišić was born on 20 June 1936 in Sušci-Dicmo and is a Croatian citizen. He is a retired Roman Catholic priest and sociologist, and an independent representative in the Croatian Parliament (Hrvatski sabor).
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Rev. Ivan Grubišić was born on 20 June 1936 in Sušci-Dicmo. He is a Croatian retired Roman Catholic priest and sociologist, and an independent representative in the Croatian Parliament (Hrvatski sabor).
  
 
==  Political Career  ==
 
==  Political Career  ==
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==  Education  ==
 
==  Education  ==
Grubišić graduated from the Faculty of Theology in Zagreb and the Faculty of Philosophy in Zadar. He obtained his degree as a Doctor of Philosophy in Social, Humanistic and Theological Sciences from theUniversity of Zagreb.  
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He graduated from the Faculty of Theology in Zagreb and the Faculty of Philosophy in Zadar. He obtained his degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Social, Humanistic and Theological Sciences from theUniversity of Zagreb.  
  
 
==  Special Achievements  ==
 
==  Special Achievements  ==
Grubišić taught at the Catechetical Institute at the Catholic Theological Faculty in Zagreb, the Theological-Catechetical Institute in Split and the Croatian Studies college. Although retired, as of 2013 he teaches at the Maritime Faculty of Philosophy in Split.
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He taught at the Catechetical Institute at the Catholic Theological Faculty in Zagreb, the Theological-Catechetical Institute in Split and the Croatian Studies college. Although retired, as of 2013 he still teaches at the Maritime Faculty of Philosophy in Split.
  
He is the initiator and one of the founders of the Croatian academic association Split - Čovjek Nadasve. He is the founder and the leader of the public lecture series Suvremeno društvo i duhovnost (Contemporary Society and Spirituality) and Znanost i društvo (Science and Society). He is the author of twelve books and edited four conference proceedings. He is the founder and managing editor of the journal Dijalog (Dialogue).
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He is the initiator and one of the founders of the Croatian academic association Split - Čovjek nadasve. He is the founder and the leader of the public lecture series Suvremeno društvo i duhovnost (Contemporary Society and Spirituality) and Znanost i društvo (Science and Society). He authored 12 books and edited four conference proceedings. He is the founder and managing editor of the journal Dijalog (Dialogue).
  
Grubišić was awarded the National Award for the Promotion and Popularisation of Science, Annual Award of the City of Split, Award Velimir Terzić for the promotion of democracy in Croatia, as well as the Slobodna Dalmacija Award for Lifetime Achievement. President Stipe Mesić awarded him the Order of Danica Hrvatska, for special merits in culture, in 2007.
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He was awarded the National Award for the Promotion and Popularization of Science, Annual Award of the City of Split, Award Velimir Terzić for the promotion of democracy in Croatia, as well as the Slobodna Dalmacija Award for Lifetime Achievement. President Stipe Mesić awarded him the Order of Danica Hrvatska, for special merits in culture, in 2007.
  
 
==  External Links  ==
 
==  External Links  ==
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[https://www.facebook.com/donivangrubisicsgeh Ivan Grubisic Facebook]
 
[https://www.facebook.com/donivangrubisicsgeh Ivan Grubisic Facebook]
 
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