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Call for Position Papers for the Democratic Left in Southeast Europe

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung worked throughout 2016 and 2017 on an initiative called the Democratic Left in Southeast Europe #DemLeftSEE.

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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung and RYCO Present Results of Major Regional Youth Survey

On the occasion of the Western Balkans Youth Conference “Active Citizens” that will be held in Prishtina on 26-27 March 2018, the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) and the Regional Youth Cooperation…

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Award Ceremony for Prof Branko Milanović: Global Inequality – A New Approach for the Age of Globalization

Since the outbreak of the latest financial and economic crisis in 2007/2008, at the very latest, it has become apparent that those of the usual economic theoretical models, especially the so-called…

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The Democratic Left in SEE Launched

Meeting in Activist Fora since 2016 in Tuzla, Skopje, Cluj-Napoca, Prizren, Tirana, Rijeka and Sarajevo, activists throughout the continent have identified several political positions as priorities…

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Political Fragmentation on the Left - Alongside a Global Renaissance of Right-Wing Populism

In recent times, the political landscape in both established and transitioning democracies has experienced the (i) the fragmentation of the left-wing political spectrum and (ii) the increasing…

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#FivePointsOn Youth in Southeast Europe

The traditional narrative in the new democracies of Southeast Europe (SEE) – Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, and Slovenia…

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Political Trends and Dynamics: Gender in Politics in Southeast Europe

2017 was a major year in the advancement of women’s issues and women’s causes, indeed, one of the most significant in decades. The #MeToo campaign, and the campaigns which preceded it, cast into…

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Civil Society Forum Prishtina 2017

This time the Civil Society Forum took place in Prishtina. With the Berlin Process coming to a preliminary end in 2018, stakeholders from civil society from the Western Balkans came together in…

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Albania and Greece: Understanding and Explaining

Most of Albanian citizens asked in a national poll in 2013 about whether Greece would like to see Albania in the European Union answered no, an answer that might sound expected in the context of…

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Green Growth Perspectives for Serbia Analysis Belgrade: Transparently Renewing Efficiency

Serbia is in a position to pursue long-term sustainable ‘green growth’ strategies. Society in Serbia can be mobilized around this goal, since green growth strategies are able to simultaneously…