The present issue is a result of the conference “Europe as a Democracy Promoter”, organized by SAR with the support of British and German Embassies in Romania. Mamaia, July 4-7, 2005
published in Vol 5 - No 2 - 2005 // Europe As a Democracy Promoter
The present issue is a result of the conference “Europe as a Democracy Promoter”, organized by SAR with the support of British and German Embassies in Romania. Mamaia, July 4-7,... »
Once the conflict was resolved in Macedonia in 2001, the country entered its normal path to state consolidation and democracy. The EU mission in Macedonia is a success but this is just the first step towards the EU accession. The priorities of this country are primarily the fight against crime and the independence of justice... »
This paper examines the effectiveness of the European Union (EU) as a democracy promoter in Ukraine. After examining the evolution of the EU’s general external policy relating to democracy, it will be argued that in the case of Ukraine, although the EU contributed significantly to the development of civil society and to solving the political... »
A simple exercise of tracing democratic performance (based on Freedom House Nations in Transit scores) during the process of enlargement shows that accession countries progressed in absolute terms less than Albania in the same interval, and that their important positive achievements (why they remain more democratic than Albania) date from before the start of negotiations... »
The epicentre the EU’s referenda earthquake has now been located exactly in the middle of the Black Sea. Can the EU conditionality machine may still prove functional in this moment when the prospects of accession the EU have move further in to the distance a head? EU should concentrate on improving the Neighborhood Policy by... »
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International Advisory Board
Alina Mungiu-Pippidi (chair) Hertie School of Governance
Larry Diamond Stanford University
Tom Gallagher University of Bradford
Alena Ledeneva University College London
Michael McFaul Stanford University
Dennis Deletant Georgetown University
Helen Wallace London School of Economics and Political Science