DPC Policy Note #17
In the week following the January 6 mob attack on the US Capitol, DPC’s Valery Perry spoke with seven Americans involved in various democracy support work in over the past 25 years to hear their thoughts on reform needed in the US, and in democratization policy abroad.
DPC Policy Note #16
Guest Author Tomasz Kamusella writes on Bulgaria’s veto of North Macedonia’s initiation of membership talks with the EU – and Bulgaria under Borisov’s apparent national ambitions.
Guest author Ermin Zatega discusses how technology can facilitate transparency and support whistleblowers, in the interest of more accountable governance.
DPC Senior Associate Valery Perry reflects on how she hopes a Biden administration democratic clean-up in the US will prompt a rethinking of democratization policy abroad.
While awaiting the US elections, DPC Senior Associate Valery Perry considers the intentional structural constraints that will impede reform in any administration, considering parallels and lessons from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Chile.
DPC Senior Associate Valery Perry will participate in a panel entitled, “”Whose security? Divisions in Europe[…]
In an article for an Sudosteuropa Mitteilungen special issue looking at China in the Western Balkans,[…]