The Conditionality Regulation: A true European means to face a rule of law crisis in wider Europe and foster media freedom, Eleonora Poli & Margherita Salvia, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 20’2021
The respect of the rule of law is central to the functioning of democracies within the European institutional settings and has become even more relevant
Τhe Rule of Law and Foreign Direct Investment in the Western Balkans: The Greek Experience, Nikolaos Tzifakis & Anastasios Valvis, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 17’2021
The rule of law is positively correlated to the attainment of economic growth and sustainable development and to the attraction of Foreign Direct Investment. However,
The controversy of ‘more (economic) freedom’. Can liberalisation in North Macedonia cause more problems than benefits? By Dimitar Nikolovski & Aleksandar Stojanovski, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 15’2021
In the past months, the government of North Macedonia has pushed for three policies providing for different forms of liberalisation and legalisation, all with potentially
Hungary, an anti-role model for successful EU integration? By Christina Griessler & Fanni Elek, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 14’2021
Already from around 2007 onwards the European Union’s (EU) enlargement process entered a severe crisis and attempts to overcome the deadlock have failed so far.
Rule of Law and Justice – Case Serbia, Djordje Popović, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 13’2021
Serbia is a country with enormous challenges in the area of rule of law. The postponing of reforms in this field leads to rather unsatisfactory
What can the Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the European Union do for the Western Balkans? By Faris Kočan & Marko Lovec, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 12’2021
Within the Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the European Union several priorities are relevant from the perspective of the EU’s Western Balkans strategy. The
