Policy Notes

Policy Notes provide short, concise, timely, informative, and policy oriented analysis on specific issues. Policy Notes are short papers which outline the rationale for choosing a particular policy alternative of action in a current policy/issue debate. They are commonly published in response to a specific event and advocate for the professional stand of the Group for Legal and Political Studies. Indeed, the Policy Note is an action and advocacy-oriented document, which provides arguments for the adoption/amendment of a particular policy choice. Policy Notes aim to influence the target audience on the significance/implications/solutions of the current problem, and therefore brings recommendations to policy-makers, civil society and media, and the general public.

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The Future of Kosova-Serbia Dialogue: Normalization as a Sisyphean Exercise

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The Phenomenon of Acting Positions within the Public Administration

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Soft vs. Hard Power: The EU’s Lacking Mandate from the Eastern Europe’s Fast-Tracked Membership to Western Balkans Enlargement

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Vetting in the Judiciary: What should we expect?

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Civil Confiscation Procedure in Kosovo: What did the Venice Commission say?

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Outcome of the 2022 EU-Western Balkans Summit: The Last Straw?

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A Never-Ending Visa Liberalization Process for Kosovo: Between Commitments and Disillusionment

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Confiscation of Unjustifiably Acquired Assets in Kosovo: Five key issues to consider during the law drafting process

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Reviewing Kurti’s New Government Plan: What is realistic, what is implausible and what is missing?

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Rationalization of Independent Regulatory Agencies in Kosovo: What are the options?

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Pillars of a visionary plan: Some of the key priorities for Kurti II Government

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The issue of the new President is looming over the election results