The socio-economic policy of the EU member states towards the Western Balkans is not long-term oriented, the author argues and proposes policy shifts to make… Weiterlesen »Making the EU and member states policy towards the Western Balkans socio-economically more sustainable
However, not enough attention has so far been given to the next generation, argue the authors of this Policy Brief.
The author illustrates the need for a comprehensive understanding of the various interacting elements of the global polycrisis, analyses different perspectives for the EU’s policy… Weiterlesen »The looming deep crisis in Europe – and what to do about it
The author recommends a structural transition to an organisational model of local self-government, which would allow for a governance based on the actual needs of… Weiterlesen »Local elections in Montenegro: beyond political campaigns
The authors of this Policy Brief focus on activities and youth exchanges between both Serbia and Hungary as an example and discuss finance possibilities within… Weiterlesen »Youth Cooperation in the Serbian-Hungarian Context
The authors outline the many political, social and administrative advantages that fast implementation of these services would have and formulate policy recommendations.
The author argues that the government’s policy solutions have not reversed negative demographic trends and offers policy recommendations for a progressive and comprehensive immigration policy… Weiterlesen »Demographic decline of Croatia: What is to be done?
The author argues that the Green Agenda Action Plan should strengthen a bottom-up approach and the role of environmental civil society organisations in the drafting… Weiterlesen »Listening to the people: How the Green Agenda Action Plan can do better for the Western Balkans
The authors point to the problems women face in the labour market in Serbia, present the main causes of the unemployment of young women and… Weiterlesen »The Vulnerability of Women in the Labour Market in Serbia
