TRADE-UNIONS AFTER
THE POLITICAL
CHANGEOVER
IN SERBIA
AND THEIR ROLE IN
TRANSITION
May 2001
Six months after the
political changeover in
Serbia, it is increasingly evident that key changes shall come about
with
some difficulty and gradually. This is best proved by situation
in the trade-union movement, which is one of the prime movers of any
transition. Paradoxically enough the broadest strata of population... More
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REPORT ON THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM
IN SERBIA
July 2001
One of the most important promises made by the
opposition before coming
to power on October 5, 2001, was the
establishment of a legal state, the introduction of the rule of law
at all levels, the creation of an independent system of law courts,
and thus also the
establishment of the responsibility of all those
who had violated the law. In a state where, for ten years, decisions
regarding life
and death...
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ALBANIANS IN KOSOVO
July 2001
The three leading political parties in Kosovo
have an identical stand on the Albanian national issue. Currently it
is the most "problematic" open national issue in Southern Balkans.
Albanians inhabit a
compact territory embracing eastern parts of
Montenegro, Southern Serbia, Kosovo and Western Macedonia. After the
SFRY disintegration, they found themselves divided, against their
will, in the two states, the FRY and Macedonia... More >>> |
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ALBANIANS IN
MACEDONIA
July 2001
The fact that Macedonia
has been spared the kind
of conflict that ravaged Croatia, Bosnia-
Herzegovina and Kosovo has
helped to create an illusion of a stable democratic state
characterized by ethnic tolerance. The participation of Albanian
national parties in the country's coalition governments and in its
public life in general has
led many to believe erroneously that the
Albanian... More >>> |
