Lessons learned from the justice reform in Albania, by Inva Nela, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 24’2021
Judiciary and rule of law, more specifically, is a core element for the accession negotiations with the European Union (EU). In this regard, since 2014
The rule of law in Montenegro between deep polarisation and an unstable majority – how to get back on track? By Nikola Mumin, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 23’2021
Although it has been negotiating EU membership for more than nine years and thus carrying out certain activities to strengthen the rule of law under
State Capture versus Contestatory Citizenship in Bulgaria, Anna Krasteva, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 22’2021
The Policy Brief argues that Bulgaria is experiencing a negative transformation, a transition from post-communism to post-democracy expressed in the transition from corruption to endemic
Rule of Law and Justice in Croatia after the EU accession, Nikica Kolar, ÖGfE Policy Brief, 21’2021
Every accession into political alliance is a matter of political negotiations. During the accession process Croatia advanced but did not completely execute a judicial reform
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,
