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Tag Archives: authoritarianism
Jan 28 2015
Bieber: Attacks on media are part of “a regional pattern of authoritarian temptation”
Leave a commentA new model of authoritarian government is taking hold in the Balkans – one which the EU is failing to recognise or address, Florian Bieber said at the LSE. There is a “curious inter-relationship between EU integration and these patterns [of … Continue reading
Posted by: January 28, 2015
Tagged with: Aleksandar Vucic, authoritarianism, Balkans, BIRN, Florian Bieber, Marcus Tanner, media freedom, Serbia-EU relations