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  • 2005. Simeon Evstatiev
    Islam as a factor in the design of a European Neighborhood Policy in the Balkans
  • 2005. Ivan Tchalakov
    Small and medium-sized enterprises in Bulgaria: Policy gaps
  • 2004. Nonka Bogomilova Todorova
    Church-state relations in Bulgaria, Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia: Monopoly or market relations?
  • 2004. Svetozara Petkova
    Cultural heritage policies in Southeast Europe: A comparative legal analysis
  • 2004. Philip Martinov Gounev
    Economic costs of discrimination against the Roma minority in Bulgaria
  • 2004. Ilia Iliev
    Corruption scandals in Bulgaria: Public and personal involvement
  • 2003. Milena Minkova
    The role of regions in overseeing and coordinating Bulgarian development
  • 2003. Bilyana Tomova
    Financing culture in accession countries: Market mechanisms in Bulgaria, Hungary and Lithuania
  • 2003. Georgi Ranchev
    Free trade zone in Southeast Europe?
  • 2003. Maria Spirova
    Roma and political representation of the ethnic minorities in Bulgaria
  • 2003. Ivan Tchalakov
    Eastern European economic transition policy revisited: The Neoschumpeterian model
  • 2002. Dimka Guicheva-Gocheva
    Higher education legislation in Balkan countries
  • 2002. Gergana Dimitrova
    Reinvigorating regional cooperation by fostering local initiatives
  • 2001. Plamen Makariev
    Islamic minority children education in the Balkans: Overcoming the cultural gap
  • 2001. Elena Jileva
    New borders and old neighbors in Europe
  • 2001. Georgi Ranchev
    Free trade zone in Southeast Europe? The harmonization of tax and customs legislation
  • 2000. Daniel Smilov
    Financial accountability of political elites: Party funding in Southeast Europe
  • 2000. Angela Kocze
    Young Roma participation in higher education
  • 1999. Ivan Krastev
    Southeast European network of policy institutes
  • 1999. Snejana Slantcheva
    Reforming Bulgarian higher education: An institutional perspective
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