Democratic transitions ‘more complex’ in Western Balkans

Contrary to expectations, the post-Communist transitions of Central and Eastern Europe did not provide a transferable model or norm, says the National Endowment for Democracy’s Nadia Diuk (right). Democratization in the Western Balkans shows the influence of more complex

Political Change and the Next Generation

A front row seat in observing the changes in post-Communist Europe over the past two decades allowed the National Endowment for Democracy’s Nadia Diuk to draw some conclusions on political change, transition, youth, and identity for her recently published

Democracy ‘shaky’ in Bosnia (and Serbia too?)

Democracy in Bosnia and Herzegovina, once considered a rare transatlantic success story, is in danger of unraveling, writes a leading analyst. While economic crisis and the return to office of allies of former leader Slobodan Milosevic are also raising questions