European Policy Centre

European Policy Centre

Belgrade

Marketplace of ideas

for better policy making

in Serbia

European Policy Centre is a non-governmental
, non-profit, independent think-tank,
dedicated to improving public policy
in the context of Serbia's accession
to the European Union. In 2019 CEP became the most highly ranked think tank in the Western Balkans according to the 2018 Go To Think Tank Index Report.

Latest news

Official announcement: WeBER 2.0 has begun!

We are proud to inform you that the WeBER Project has received financial support from the European Commission for its continuation and that in the next three years we will…

CEP News

From Finland to Croatia: Council presidencies in times of change – what’s at stake for the Western Balkans?

19 December 2019 - The seventh traditional panel discussion organised by the European Policy Centre in cooperation with the EU Info Centre regarding the change of EU Council Presidency, was…

The “Prepare to participate” Project receives local support

18th to 19th November 2019 – Grants with the value up to 5000 euro have been allocated to local civil society organisations (CSOs) under the "Prepare to Participate" project, realised…

Publications

Brexit Vol.3 – Johnson’s story

Problems and obstacles in access to justice in enforcement procedure from the perspective of consumer protection

Serbia Design Report 2018–2020

Effective benchmarking for concrete rule of law reforms in the Western Balkans

Curbing the executive bias in EU enlargement policy for a stronger democracy in the Western Balkans

Latest blogs

Strahinja Subotić

Croatia will not block Serbia during its Council Presidency, on the contrary!

The cover photo of this blog is a typical picture that an average citizen has in mind when thinking about Croatia's attitude towards enlargement. To make things worse, the media…

Stefan Dragojević

The Killing of Soleimani

Qasem Soleimani was known as the chief operative of the Iranian intelligence community in the Middle East, and was regarded by the United States’ intelligence community as “[…] the single…

Dragana Bajić

Four things citizens want to see in the future service delivery policy in Serbia

As citizens – regardless of age, gender or educational level – we are concerned about the quality and efficiency of the services that the government of Serbia offers. Starting from,…

Milena Lazarević

Corina Stratulat

Letter to Macron: Details matter for enlargement reform

In an open letter to French President Macron, Corina Stratulat and Milena Lazarevic agree that it is time for a renewed approach to EU enlargement towards the Balkans, but argue…

Projects

Constituencies for Judicial Reform in Serbia

From January 7th 2019 until January 6 2022, European Policy Centre (CEP), together with 11 partners, will implement the Project Constituencies for Judicial Reform in Serbia. The overall objective of this,…

Europeanisation Beyond Process

In January 2019, CEP started implementing two-year long project “Europeanisation Beyond Process” in the framework of Think for Europe Network (TEN), supported by the Open Society Initiative for Europe (OSIFE).…

Prepare to Participate – P2P

In December 2018, European Policy Centre (CEP) started implementing a two-year project Strengthening Capacities of Civil Society Organisations for Active Participation in EU Negotiations through Selected National Convention for EU…