On 26 June 2012, Group for Legal and Political Studies hosted a policy roundtable on the representation of ethnic minority communities in Kosovo, the current challenges for minority political parties and the representation of ethnic minorities, and the potential for better representation of minority communities in Kosovo.
In addition to focusing on the general topic, the Roundtable Discussion sparked debate about the following issues a) how representative and vibrant are ethnic community political parties in Kosovo, with a special emphasis on Serbian political parties, b) is there room for a more vibrant ethnic community political scene and the extent to which the current ethnic communities’ political parties represent their electorate’s needs and interests, c) what stories of success can be utilized in explaining to other critics the real benefits of ethnic communities’ political parties role in integrating their electorate in Kosovo’s public life, and d) what modes for increasing the ethnic communities’ political parties responsibility, legitimacy and function exist?
Key Speakers:
Chair:
Mr. FisnikKorenica, Group for Legal and Political Studies
Date:Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Venue: Media Center, Cagllavica, Kosovo
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