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Financed Projects

Kremlin’s democracy: pro and contra

Period: Jan 2008 - Dec 2008
Category: Projects» Europe and the World » Russia and the post-soviet space

FP Bulgaria issue 2 (31)

FP Bulgaria issue 1 (30)

FP Bulgaria issue 6 (29)

Money and de/stabilization in Bulgaria 1948 - 1989

Guide 2020

Communal Capitalism

Publication of CLS on Effective Mechanisms and Practices for Fighting Corruption in the Black Sea Region. The publication is part of a project carried out together with IPP, Romania.

The Two-Dimensional Talent. On the Economist and the Author Assen Christophoroff.

Anchialo, 1906: The Political Economy of an Ethnic Clash.

Twenty years of postcommunism DEEPENING DISSATISFACTION

“The Archives of the Bulgarian National Bank from the Period of the Communist Regime in Bulgaria, 1948-1990”

Reading Russia: The Rules of Survival

Populist Politics and Liberal Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe

Russia and the European Order

Stabilization policies in Bulgaria and Yugoslavia during communism’s terminal years: 1980s economic visions in retrospect

The EU, Russia and the crisis of the post-Cold War European order

Interview on BNR on Greece and the crisis in the Eurozone

European dis-Union: lessons of the Soviet collapse

Analysis of the First 100 Days of President Plevneliev in Office

Global Europe: Game Over?

Aspen Institute Italia

Financed Projects

Kremlin’s democracy: pro and contra