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Comparative Studies

2005. Sabit Bagirov
Problems of good governance in extractive industries: The case of Azerbaijan
2005. Jan Ruzicka
Regulating lobbying in the Czech Republic and Visegrad Four
2005. Nicu Popescu
European Neighborhood Policy beyond the EU
2005. Simeon Evstatiev
Islam as a factor in the design of a European Neighborhood Policy in the Balkans
2005. Razvan Stan
Managing illegal labor migration from Eastern Europe to the European Union
2005. Sophia Howlett
Higher education reform and the Bologna Process in the former Soviet Union
2005. Fatima Abo Al Asrar
Democratic governance in a tribal system
2005. Abdel Mahdi Alsoudi
American aid, democratization and political reform in the Arab world in the last decade: The case of Jordan
2005. Lucian Ion Ciolan
Toward a culture of quality policymaking in transition countries
2005. Sorin Ionita
Corruption as a symptom of poor policymaking
2004. Syed Bokhari Anwar-ul-Hasan
Ombudsman offices in Pakistan, England and Australia: Evolution, efficacy and challenges
2004. Nonka Bogomilova Todorova
Church-state relations in Bulgaria, Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia: Monopoly or market relations?
2004. Peter Szabo
Managing mixed cultural and natural UNESCO World Heritage Sites in East-Central Europe: The case of Visegrad
2004. Svetozara Petkova
Cultural heritage policies in Southeast Europe: A comparative legal analysis
2004. Marina Popescu
Personalized representation as an election reform goal
2004. Asomudin Atoev
Intellectual property and the internet in Central Asia
2004. Teodor Celakoski
Intellectual property, public domain, and alternative compensation systems in transitional contexts
2004. Ekaterina Sokirianskaia
Forced migration in the Northern Caucasus and the return of Ingush refugees
2004. Rutvica Andrijasevic
Migrant mobility in Central and Eastern Europe: An analysis of the practices of the International Organization for Migration
2003. Casandra Bischoff
Regional development policymaking in Southeast Europe: From strategy exhaustion to participation
2003. Milena Minkova
The role of regions in overseeing and coordinating Bulgarian development
2003. Alexander Sergounin
Kaliningrad's future: Pilot region or exclave?
2003. Bilyana Tomova
Financing culture in accession countries: Market mechanisms in Bulgaria, Hungary and Lithuania
2003. Malgorzata Sternal
Cultural policy and management education in Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary
2003. Radmilo Pesic
The Kyoto Protocol in Central and Eastern Europe: Flexible mechanisms
2003. Kaja Peterson
Strategic environmental assessment to increase transparency in decision-making
2003. Algirdas Petkevicius
Social consequences of World Bank, International Labor Organization and European Union policy approaches
2003. Vlad Mykhnenko
Steel politics in post-communist states: Rusting away?
2002. Katarina Mathernova
Lessons from Slovakia's transition reform process
2002. Tamas Meszerics
Foreign policy planning institutions and the problem of probability forecasts
2002. Gusztav Nemes
Rural development policies in Central and Eastern Europe
2002. Izabella Karlowicz
European Union accession and media freedom in Central and Eastern Europe
2002. Jiri Schneider
The role of expert and advocacy bodies in the policymaking processes of Central European societies in transition
2002. Oleh Protsyk
Political institutions and public policies in Ukraine and Russia: The effect of institutional choices on legislative decision-making
2002. Katarina Staronova
The public policy process: Cultural change toward progressive policymaking
2002. Georgina Szilagyi
Romanian-Hungarian-Ukrainian border area regional economic and social policies
2002. Florian Bieber
Institutionalizing ethnicity in the western Balkans: Building inclusive institutions in multinational states
2002. Sunandan Roy Chowdhury
Mapping Minds, Changing Maps: Comparative analysis of the role of universities in societies undergoing change
2002. Dimka Guicheva-Gocheva
Higher education legislation in Balkan countries
2002. Gergana Dimitrova
Reinvigorating regional cooperation by fostering local initiatives
2002. Marina Skrabalo
Documenting the impact of community peacebuilding efforts in the post-Yugoslav region: Toward a peace-building policy framework
2002. Marijana Trivunovic
Managing police reform: Lessons learned, best practices, and remaining challenges for police democratization in Central and Eastern Europe
2002. Islam Yusufi
Security sector reform in Southeast Europe
2002. Oleksandr Grytsenko
Cultural funding policies in transitional societies
2002. Jury Kalikov
Prostitution in the Baltic States
2002. Pavel Ovseiko
Politics of health care reform in Eastern Europe and the role of supranational organizations
2002. Judit Sandor
Biomedical law and policy: Changing concepts
2002. Judit Bayer
Internet privacy and freedom of expression
2002. Meelis Kitsing
Information technology diffusion in Estonia and Slovenia: Lessons for other Central and Eastern European countries
2002. Beata Sandor
Lesbian and gay activism and policy development in Eastern Europe
2002. Eva Sobotka
Roma minority political representation in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland
2002. Leonid Raihman
Minority languages, media legislation and the integration of minorities: Lessons from the Latvian experience
2001. Alphia Abdikeeva
Minority protection in the European Union: Effective remedies
2001. Sabina Avdagic
Labor relations in East Central Europe: Transformative corporatism or tripartite façade?
2001. Plamen Makariev
Islamic minority children education in the Balkans: Overcoming the cultural gap
2001. Mihaly Szilagyi-Gal
EU/NATO accession and Central and Eastern European media: Comparing the Hungarian and Romanian political press
2001. Ilean Cashu
Politics of pension retrenchment in transitional regimes: Comparative institutional analysis of Russia, Romania and Latvia
2001. Pavel Cernoch
Effectiveness of pre-accession policies
2001. Kiryl Haiduk
Belarus and Russia: European Union enlargement and the implications for trade
2001. Elena Jileva
New borders and old neighbors in Europe
2001. Eszter Szilassy
Successful minority primary education programs
2001. Tebrone Gomelauri
The role of economic factors in conflict resolution
2001. George Shakarishvili
Monitoring refugee and non-refugee populations
2001. George Tarkhan-Mouravi
Stability Pact for the South Caucasus: New initiatives for regional security
2001. Inna Pidluska
The European Union and Ukraine in transition: policies for cooperation
2001. Milic Milovanovic
Corruption paradise in Southeast Europe: Analysis and recommendations for reform
2001. Georgi Ranchev
Free trade zone in Southeast Europe? The harmonization of tax and customs legislation
2000. Arman Vardanyan
Mental disability in Armenia: Developing an advocacy strategy with lessons from Eastern Europe
2000. David Canek
The segregation of Roma in Czech and Slovak schools
2000. Miriam Molnar
Policy and practice affecting East Central European homosexuals: An analysis of government policies and NGO strategies
2000. Daniel Smilov
Financial accountability of political elites: Party funding in Southeast Europe
2000. Aldo Bumci
Albania-Montenegro cross-border cooperation and northern Albania's economic recovery
2000. Baiba Tjarve
Developing performing arts policy
2000. Marek Kwiek
Polish higher education in transition: The identity crisis of the modern institution of the university
2000. Angela Kocze
Young Roma participation in higher education
2000. Natalia Vrecer
The human cost of temporary refugee protection: The case of Slovenia
2000. Piotr Kazmierkiewicz
International migration law in Central and Eastern Europe: The Schengen treaty and EU accession
2000. Izabella Karlowicz
Media development and democracy assistance in the post-conflict Balkans: The difficult birth of the fourth estate
2000. Beata Klimkiewicz
Media policy for ethnic, national and religious minorities: Comparative analysis of Poland, Czech Republic, and Slovakia
1999. Gabriel Badescu
Social capital and public administration reform
1999. Ivan Krastev
Southeast European network of policy institutes
1999. Alina Mungiu-Pippidi
Public service television reform in East Central Europe

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