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Analysis: Russia will aim to destabilize the Republic of Moldova
By Nick Kalams Nick Kalams is a Research Assistant at the Center for Constitutional Studies and Democratic Development, as well as a first-year Master’s of International Relations candidate at Johns Hopkins SAIS Europe. His research and work focus on issues of democratic … Continue reading
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Reflections on Sarajevo
By Milos Maggiore Milos Maggiore (Italy/UK) is pursing a Masters in International Affairs at Johns Hopkins University, SAIS. As a European citizen studying international relations and security, the importance of the Yugoslavian wars always seemed very salient to me. Considering … Continue reading
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Constitutional Wars: Constitutional Roots of the Peruvian Political Crisis
By Rafael Aste Rafael Aste is a second-year MAIA candidate at Johns Hopkins SAIS. The outlook for Peruvian democracy is rather bleak. Its democratic institutions effectively withstood the attempted self-coup by former President Pedro Castillo, but structural problems seem to … Continue reading
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2011-2021: Revolution, Constitution, Elections… Ten years later, where is Tunisia at?
Ten years after, defending women’s and minorities rights Synthesis of the second panel of the 20th of January 2022 workshop day By Victor Lachenait, Juliette Denis-Senez and Elyssa Koepp Within the framework of the conference ”Ten years after, defending women’s … Continue reading
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2011-2021: Revolution, Constitution, Elections… Ten years later, where is Tunisia at?
Economic prospects in Tunisia Synthesis of the second panel of the 20th of January 2022 workshop day By Victor Lachenait, Juliette Denis-Senez and Elyssa Koepp Within the framework of the conference ”Economic prospects in Tunisia”, we were honored to welcome … Continue reading
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2011-2021: Revolution, Constitution, Elections… Ten years later, where is Tunisia at?
Synthesis of the first panel of the 20th of January 2022 workshop day By Victor Lachenait, Juliette Denis-Senez and Elyssa Koepp The GI4T, in partnership with Johns Hopkins University (School of Advanced and International Studies; Bologna campus) and in collaboration … Continue reading
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The Aftermath of Bosnia’s Election: A Chance at Progress or More of the Same?
By Nick Kalams Nick Kalams is a first-year MAIR candidate at Johns Hopkins SAIS. His interests and research focus primarily on democratic development and the rule of law in Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans. This past Sunday, Bosnian citizens went … Continue reading
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From guns to elections: Impacts of peace in Colombia’s political plurality
By Carlos Arturo Gutiérrez Rodríguez Carlos Arturo Gutiérrez Rodríguez is a PhD candidate in Human Rights, Society and Multi-level Governance at the Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy. In Colombian political debate, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) were presented as … Continue reading
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Russian Invasion is a Breach of International Law and Minsk Agreement
On the 24th of February, Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine after initially sending forces into Donetsk and Luhansk where Russian-backed separatists have waged a military aggression against Kyiv since 2014 and annexing Crimea in 2014. A number of … Continue reading
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Promoting the Rule of Law in the EU Enlargement Policy: A twofold challenge
By Leposava Ognjanoska, PhD candidate (LLM) Leposava Ognjanoska is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Law “Iustinianus Primus” − Ss Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje with extensive experience in European integration affairs, and alumna of the CCSDD European Union and Legal Reform Summer … Continue reading
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