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Video: Anti-Corruption Action
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 through the following videos: The project was supported through the… Read More ›
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The Cure for Corruption is Integrity
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 situation is especially problematic at the local level where municipalities… Read More ›
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Brief: Human Resource Management in Montenegrin Municipalities – Between Needs and Party
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 linked to elections and highlighted as an instrument for exerting… Read More ›
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Analysis: Audit findings in Montenegrin municipalities
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. The role of the SAI is timely disclosure of the… Read More ›
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The Cost of Corruption
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 “Anti-Corruption Action” implemented by the Politikon Network in cooperation with… Read More ›
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Brief: Elements for a new enlargement methodology
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 new enlargement methodology This brief was supported by the European… Read More ›
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Infographic: Two Non-Papers for the Western Balkans – France vs. Nine
This infographic was prepared within the project “Rule of law in the Western Balkans: Reinventing the rules of the game”, implemented by Politikon Network in cooperation with CRTA from Serbia and Tim Institute from North Macedonia, supported by the European Fund for… Read More ›
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An Envelope with the Secret Truth
by Boris Marić At the beginning of the year, an interesting white envelope appeared in the public. The local tycoon Duško Knežević, currently under investigation, gave it in 2016 to the former mayor of the capital and a current country… Read More ›
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More than independence, less than law – another REM phase
By Vladana Jaraković The Regulatory Authority of Electronic Media (REM) opened a public debate on the adoption of a binding by-law on what public broadcasters – RTS and RTV – should do according to the law during the election campaign…. Read More ›
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