1999 IPF Year Report and Newsletter

 

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Articles featured include:

Advocacy for the Under-Represented

Roma in Czech Schools Before and After 1989

by David Canek

Lawsuits Filed by Roma Challenge Racial Segregation in Czech Schools

by James Goldston

Small Business Development Centers: Catalysts for Russian Economic Reform?

by Nonna Barkhatova

Who Is Winning on the Market? The Role of Women in Ukraine

by Yulia Melnichuk

An Open Society Including Sexual Minorities

by Miriam Moln‡r

Networking for Conflict Resolution

Think Tanks as a Regional Force

by Ivan Krastev

Local Think Tanks Develop Plan to Bring Lasting Stability to South East Europe

OSI Office of Communications

Building Independent Networks in the North Caucasus

by Andre Kamenshikov

Monitor Update on the Situation in Chechnya and Dagestan

by Andre Kamenshikov

Media Reform and Emerging Political Systems

Freedom of Information and Expression in Tajikistan.
Is There Freedom?

by Nigina Zaripova

Worth the Risk: A Call for Action

by Nigina Zaripova

Press Freedom in Hungary Under Threat?

by Peter Bajomi-Lazar

State Into Public: The Reform of State Television in East Central Europe

by Alina Mungiu-Pippidi

Higher Education Reform

Publishing to Promote Cross-Cultural Understanding

by Dina Khapaeva

Reforming Bulgarian Higher Education

by Snejana Slantcheva

Systemic Reform for Social Benefit

A New Movement in Ukraine to Assist Children with Disabilities

by Anna Kukuruza

Regional Analysis for the Reform of Romanian Markets in Health

by Bogdan Chiritoiu

OSI Policy Fellow Biographies