Add to ORKGA year after Croatia’s accession to the European Union on July 1, 2013, we asked an academic and a journalist to write their accounts of the much anticipated ‘return to Europe’. Nenad Zakošek and Ines Sabalić argue that while the government has proven to be inefficient, ordinary Croats have started to enjoy the benefits of membership
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A rapprochement between Serbia and Croatia might well represent a stimulus for growth and normalisat...
On 30 April 2012 the LSE’s European Foreign Policy Unit hosted the seventh of ten roundtables on ‘EU...
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‘Serbia certainly holds a position that few other states in Europe can match: it is a country that i...
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We caught up with Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic after his talk at the London School of Eco...
Better integration among different communities and more equal spending of funds is key to Macedonia’...
Since October 2014, Croatian war veterans have been camping in front of the Ministry dedicated to th...
“The microcredit lobby got poverty wrong: it is not about supply, it is about demand”, argues Milfor...
Serbs in the North of Kosovo, whose status was at the centre of the 2013 Brussels Agreement, were no...
On 2 February 2012 the LSE’s European Foreign Policy Unit hosted the fourth of ten roundtables on ‘E...
Most commentators point at a critical deadlock in Bosnian politics. LSEE blog’s editorial team lists...
The 16 March 2014 extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia were marked by a landslide victory...
While the European Union is being rocked by the crisis of the euro, it seems to be losing its status...
On 15 March 2012 the LSE’s European Foreign Policy Unit hosted the sixth of ten roundtables on ‘EU F...
A rapprochement between Serbia and Croatia might well represent a stimulus for growth and normalisat...
On 30 April 2012 the LSE’s European Foreign Policy Unit hosted the seventh of ten roundtables on ‘EU...
Milanović’s government in Croatia has entered its final year. Its decision to continue with the prev...
‘Serbia certainly holds a position that few other states in Europe can match: it is a country that i...
To a number of Western observers, last month’s arrest of Ratko Mladic brings to an end the long draw...
We caught up with Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic after his talk at the London School of Eco...
Better integration among different communities and more equal spending of funds is key to Macedonia’...
Since October 2014, Croatian war veterans have been camping in front of the Ministry dedicated to th...
“The microcredit lobby got poverty wrong: it is not about supply, it is about demand”, argues Milfor...
Serbs in the North of Kosovo, whose status was at the centre of the 2013 Brussels Agreement, were no...
On 2 February 2012 the LSE’s European Foreign Policy Unit hosted the fourth of ten roundtables on ‘E...
Most commentators point at a critical deadlock in Bosnian politics. LSEE blog’s editorial team lists...
The 16 March 2014 extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia were marked by a landslide victory...
While the European Union is being rocked by the crisis of the euro, it seems to be losing its status...
On 15 March 2012 the LSE’s European Foreign Policy Unit hosted the sixth of ten roundtables on ‘EU F...
A rapprochement between Serbia and Croatia might well represent a stimulus for growth and normalisat...
On 30 April 2012 the LSE’s European Foreign Policy Unit hosted the seventh of ten roundtables on ‘EU...