Regime change and the rule of law: Serbia’s lessons to Montenegro
In autumn 2000, as a man on an excavator became the symbol of the revolt set to dig out the roots of Slobodan Milošević’s authoritarian regime, the...
Author : Tena Prelec
The power of China’s economic narrative as exploited in the Western Balkans
by Tena Prelec
This article was originally published on The Berlin Process – Information and Resource Centre website. Corrosive capital is not the whole story: Balkan political elites make...
Caught in a vicious circle: how corrosive capital perpetuates state capture in the Balkans
by Tena Prelec
For people studying, investigating and living corruption in the Western Balkans, the most frustrating aspect is its resilience. In spite of the great work done...
Strengthening the rule of law in the Western Balkans: Why should the EU care?
by Tena Prelec
Originally posted on BiEPAG blog. Many of the most pressing rule-of-law related issues are deeply embedded in the political, economic and social structure of the countries of...
UAE in the Balkans: Meeting point between ‘sultanism’ and authoritarianism?
by Tena Prelec
Op-ed by Tena Prelec, Research Associate at the London School of Economics’ European Policy Institute, and a speaker at the event the event “Beyond Berlin: What Does...
Has the Western Balkans 6 process become a ‘surrogate for the real thing’?
by Tena Prelec
Article by Tena Prelec, originally published at LSE’s EUROPP – European Politics and Policy blog....