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    CEP Briefs

    One of the main communication tools in our research work, CEP brief, primarily addresses decision-makers, but also the expert public. In our briefs, we focus on providing a comprehensive but succinct state of play and existing issues, and offering policy recommendations or policy options as solutions for improving policy areas we cover. Briefs can be stand-alone policy products or be published as an addition to more extensive research publications, such as policy studies.

    EU Sentiments of Serbia’s Citizens

    This policy brief aims to uncover the motivating factors for EU membership support in Serbia by employing advanced statistical methods. Based on the results, it develops a set of recommendations for a communication strategy and initiatives aimed at boosting citizens’ support for EU membership.
    Authors: Dušan Pjevović | Strahinja Subotić

    Evidence-based and inclusive policymaking in the Western Balkans

    The space for civil society contribution has been gradually shrinking across the Western Balkans, making it harder for civil society organisations to actively take part in the policymaking process in their home countries.

    Authors: Sena Marić | Strahinja Subotić

    Serbia’s Pursuit of Interests in the EU

    The interaction between the EU and Serbia is expected to increase in the following phases of the EU accession process. However, the research on how Serbia is pursuing its interests in Brussels is rather scarce and at the same time there is very little policy debate on that issue.

    Authors: Strahinja Subotić

    Policy Making and EU Accession Negotiations

    If Serbia is to approach European Union accession as a process of becoming a capable and credible member state and not simply as a project of achieving membership status, it will need to thoroughly reform its policy making system.

    Authors: Milena Lazarević | Sena Marić | Amanda Orza
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