Writing about North Macedonia’s experience in addressing pervasive grand corruption as exposed by leaked tapes in 2015, Misha Popovikj (Institute for Democracy Societas Civilis, Skopje) argues that efforts to dismantle state capture should be preceded by a thorough diagnosis of…
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North Macedonia’s experience in trying to dismantle state capture: policy must be backed by research
Tagged with: #corruption, European Commission, European Union, North Macedonia, Priebe report, state capture, Western Balkans
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Posted in Sussex-Harriman conference
Can the European Union tackle corruption and state capture?
While the EU is far from a silver bullet, Dimitar Bechev argues that it is still a badly-needed ally in strengthening the rule of law in the Balkans. But for enlargement to make good on its original promise, the EU…
Tagged with: #corruption, Bulgaria, Croatia, European Union, Hungary, KTB, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, rule of law, Serbia, Western Balkans
Posted in Sussex-Harriman conference
Posted in Sussex-Harriman conference
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