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Tag Archives: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Oct 16 2014
Which way out of the Bosnian deadlock?
1 CommentMost commentators point at a critical deadlock in Bosnian politics. LSEE blog’s editorial team lists down the main issues encountered on the ground during the 12 October 2014 elections. Nationalism is as present as ever Bosnia and Herzegovina is … Continue reading
Posted by: October 16, 2014
Tagged with: Andrea Lorenzo Capussela, Bosnia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jakub Krupa, Jovan Divjak, Republika Srpska, Tena Prelec
Oct 13 2014
Bosnia – voting for the devil you know
4 CommentsThe Bosnian electorate failed to make a choice that would bring real change, in spite of signs throughout 2014 that the discontent for the current political set-up was about to reach a tipping point. “Voting for moderate parties, which would … Continue reading
Posted by: October 13, 2014
Tagged with: Bakir Izetbegovic, Bosnia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dragan Covic, Elections, Jessie Hronesova, Milorad Dodik, Republika Srpska, Zeljka Cvijanovic
May 19 2014
Floods in Serbia, Bosnia and Croatia – verified links for donations
1 CommentUpdate 23.05: The #BalkanFloods Charity Event at the LSE was a success! LSE Students collected over £900 in support of flood evacuees.
Posted by: May 19, 2014
Tagged with: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia floods, Floods, Serbia, Serbia floods
May 19 2014
Devastating floods in Bosnia and Serbia call for implementation of EU supported extreme weather adaptation policies in the region
Leave a commentOver the past few days, an unprecedented natural catastrophe has affected considerable portions of Bosnia, Serbia and Croatia. “Not enough attention is given to the irreversible process of climate change that is affecting the world. Bosnia and Serbia, poor countries … Continue reading
Posted by: May 19, 2014
Tagged with: Bosnia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia floods, climate change, EU policy, European Union, Floods, Serbia, Serbia floods, Sonja Avlijas
Apr 8 2014
A new Balkan tragedy? The case of microcredit in Bosnia
10 Comments“The microcredit lobby got poverty wrong: it is not about supply, it is about demand”, argues Milford Bateman, Visiting Professor of Economics at the University of Juraj Dobrila, Pula, Croatia. The results of Bateman’s research were presented at the second conference of the … Continue reading
Posted by: April 8, 2014
Tagged with: Bosnia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dean Sinković, Marinko Škare, microcredit, microfinance, Milford Bateman