Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Dialogue Southeast Europe
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Publications
Political Trends and Dynamics: Diplomacy in Southeast Europe
Third edition of Political Trends and Dynamics and the last one in 2021 offers insights on diplomacy in Southeast Europe – one of the critical tools... more Information
PEET: The Political Economy of Energy Transition in Southeast Europe - Barriers and Obstacles
Nine countries, one region: a first-of-its-kind political economy study on the barriers to an environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable... more Information
Political Trends and Dynamics: Security and Arms Control in SEE
Second edition of Political Trends and Dynamics for 2021 focuses on security politics in the Western Balkans, against the backdrop of arms trafficking... more Information
Legislative Framework of the Electricity Sector in the Republic of North Macedonia and its International Standing
The energy transition in North Macedonia must inevitably follow the path of the EU’s Clean Energy for all Europeans package.On this path, it is our... more Information
Political Trends & Dynamics: Women Leaders in Energy Transition
Marking International Women's History Month, Political Trends and Dynamics newsletter brings to the fore the phenomenon of women as emerging leaders... more Information
Democracy and the State of Emergency: Functioning of Institutions in times of Crisis
The current covid-19 pandemic, as ‘an hour of the executive’, offers an unprecedented opportunity to elected incumbents for a power grab and erosion... more Information
Party Politics and the State of Emergency
The Coronavirus crisis has laid bare both the strengths as well as the weaknesses of political systems, democratic institutions and the political... more Information
Foreign Policy Making in Southeast Europe in Times of the Pandemic
A snapshot of relations among neighbours over the course of nine months shows that vulnerability caused by COVID-19 has not been exploited against... more Information