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Balkans

Western Balkans in Trieste. What Lies Ahead

Political and economic prospects in the Western Balkans seemed promising in early 2000s, with countries leaning to the European Union for a prosperous future. Unfortunately, new and old Balkan problems are (re)emerging today, with political and ethnic divisions more entrenched than before due to poor economic performance, instability, corruption and lack of clear–cut prospects for the future. In the meantime, rising euroscepticism and "enlargement fatigue" in the EU have resulted into a stand–by of future enlargements.

Lunedì, 10 luglio, 2017 (Tutto il giorno)
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Russian-Greek Relations: Moscow's Pivot to Eastern Europe?

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Giovedì, 14 maggio, 2015 (Tutto il giorno)
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Bosnia-Herzegovina at a Stalemate?

 

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The February 2014 protests in Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) have highlighted a crisis which is more than social and economic. The paper summarizes the latest events in the BiH political scene in the context of the failing EU integration process, debating the different stances about renewed international engagement in the country. It argues that the Dayton system, which brought war to an end in 1995, needs reshaping and that the recent protests could represent the emergence of a new political actor, ready to move the country out of ethnic quagmire

Venerdì, 30 maggio, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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Serbia between the Huge Cultural Heritage of the Past and the EU Integration Options of the Future

 

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Venerdì, 30 maggio, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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Croatia in the EU: Contradictions and Challenges

 

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Venerdì, 30 maggio, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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The Ongoing EU Enlargement and the Public Spheres in the Western Balkans

 

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The paper argues that, although it lost political relevance, the Europeanization of Western Balkans continues to offer results. While the so-called “enlargement fatigue” is generally overestimated, it has rather been bilateral controversies and domestic problems that obstructed the enlargement. Most of all it is the length of the process that should worry. Thus engaging the local public spheres has become fundamental to successfully accomplish the process and to avoid the serious risk of marginalizing the region.  

Venerdì, 30 maggio, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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Russian Foreign Policy towards the Balkans: which Perspective?

This analysis aims at explaining the nature of Russian foreign policy towards the Balkans taking into account the role of the European Union as an increasingly important player in this radically changed geopolitical context.

Lunedì, 29 aprile, 2013 (Tutto il giorno)
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