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European Youth: Addressing digital challenges
/in News, Policy Study, Publications, Slider /by Think for EuropeThis study represents a compilation of eight policy briefs created within the project “Let’s build the future together: the EU and the Western Balkans from the youth perspective”. Policy briefs are titled: – Youth in Albania and the Online World: at the Crossroads of Freedom and Safety– Digital content: Why regulate? A view from Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Youth– […]
The EU as a promoter of democracy or ‘stabilitocracy’ in the Western Balkans?
/in News, Projects, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicStarting from August 2021, the Think for Europe Network (TEN) commenced its work on the research project “the EU as a promoter of democracy or ‘stabilitocracy’ in the Western Balkans?”. This project is implemented in partnership with the Netherlands Institute of International Relations ‘Clingendael’. Through its enlargement policies the EU tries to foster democratisation in the Western […]
Overcoming the enlargement impasse – some ideas for the Slovenian presidency
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Citizens First: Second Regional WeBER Conference
/in News, Slider /by Think for Europe25th – 26th of February 2021 – Second Regional Conference Citizens First was held on the 25th and 26th of February. The conference was held in a hybrid format, with speakers from Serbia attending live, while speakers from the region and Europe joined online. The conference was physically attended by a limited number of people from Belgrade, in […]
TEN is named as one of the best think tank networks in the world
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicFor the past 14 years, “Global Go To Think Tank Index” published by the University of Pennsylvania, USA, has been ranking world’s think tanks based on various criteria. Think for Europe Network (TEN) a regional network which consists of six research organisations from the Western Balkans reached the list of the world’s best networks of research organisations for the third […]
Event Announcement: Second Regional “Citizens First” Conference
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Do new circumstances change routines? Public administration and service delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Western Balkans
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The Conference on the Future of Europe: Is the EU still serious about the Balkans?
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What do citizens tell us about administrative services? The second public perception survey in the Western Balkans
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Freedom of expression online: In between regulations and chaos
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