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Western Balkans: Still Living the EU Dream?
Eleonora Tafuro Ambrosetti
14 maggio 2018

Much has been achieved in the Western Balkans since the end of the Yugoslav Wars, yet much remains to be done. The current hard-won stability is something to rejoice at, but severe causes for concern still abound. All this occurs at a time when the EU’s influence in the region appears to be declining, also due to the EU’s decision to postpone any further enlargement to 2025 at the earliest. The EU Summit in Sofia on May 17 aimed to give new impetus to relations between the EU and the Western Balkans, but other actors – mainly Russia, Turkey, and China – have already stepped up their presence in the region. This dossier analyses some of the most prominent challenges, be they country-specific or common to the region. What will the future hold for the Western Balkans? Does the region risk sliding back into chaos? Or is it set on a stable path towards the EU?

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University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and Atlantic Council
EU Technocracy Won’t Do in the Western Balkans
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Austrian Institute for International Affairs
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ISPI
Western Balkans-EU Integration: Why Italy Should Take the Lead
Luisa Chiodi
Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso Transeuropa/CCI
Bosnia: Heading Towards Institutional Gridlock?
Emir Suljagić
International University of Sarajevo
Serbia’s Foreign Policy Beyond the Kosovo Conundrum
Marko Kovačević
University of Belgrade
Kosovo: In Search of Justice
Miguel Fernández Ibáñez
Journalist
"Macedonia": the Parallel Realities of a Name
Denica Yotova
European Council on Foreign Relations
What of the Refugees? The Closure of the Balkan Route, Two Years On
Giorgio Fruscione
East Journal
Corruption: The Western Balkans' Achilles Heel?
Misha Popovikj
Institute for Democracy "Societas Civilis", Skopje

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Eleonora Tafuro Ambrosetti
Research Fellow, Russia, Caucasus and Central Asia Centre at ISPI




Cover Photo: National Palace of Culture in Sofia, Bulgaria (venue of the EU-Western Balkans Summit 2018)

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