Montenegrin independent think tank
Short commentary on the demise of Rule of Law in Montenegro By Mirko Đuković Doctoral Candidate Central European University In a comparative constitutional scholarship judges and especially judges of constitutional […]
The Executive Director of Politikon Network, Jovana Marović, deems important that Montenegro prompts a message it is ready to accept new, tightened negotiating conditions. The new European Union’s enlargement methodology […]
The fight against corruption in Montenegro is in constant vicious circle of ”a culture of illegality” and strong political influence on institutions. Therefore, every legislative progress stays dead letter. The […]
The rule of law is not only dependent on the European Union (EU). It starts with the Western Balkan countries, which should advocate it through the common approach towards different […]
We are urging the Ministry of Public Administration to postpone public debate on the Law on Free Access to Information after the coronavirus pandemic and to publish opinions of the European […]
Check out the findings of our analysis within the (Anti) Corruption Action project implemented by Politikon Network in collaboration with Open Dialogue Network and Institute for Business and Financial Literacy […]
Employment in Montenegrin municipalities is a frequent subject of criticism. Recruitment which is not based on real needs and overstaffing affect the financial sustainability of municipalities and are also often […]
The aim of this analysis is to point out problems in the work of municipalities in Montenegro based on the State Audit Institution’s findings in the 2012 – 2019 period. […]
Today, we have organized training for the NGO representatives and media on how much money the state is losing due to corrupt behaviour. This activity is part of the project […]
Read the “What can the EU do about the rule of law in the Western Balkans? – Elements for a new enlargement methodology” brief by Jovana Marović: PIN_Elements for a […]
