Authors: Besnik A. Krasniqi, Boris Majstorovic, Merita Zulfiu, Denada Veizaj, Dragan Milkovski, Nina Brankovic, Ridvan Peshkopia, and Milana Lazic.
Mentors: Ana Stevanovic, Aleksandra Djurovic, Mihailo Gajic, Nemanja Dzuverovic, and Marina Savkovic.
PROTECTION IN PRACTICE - ALIGNING ENVIRONMENTAL AND CONSUMER LAW AND POLICY IN SERBIA WITH EU ACQUIS, 2015.
Authors: Mihajlo Vučić, PhD and Mateja Đurović, PhD
Published: November 2015
This policy brief aims to explain the process of harmonizing the environmental and consumer law and policy in Serbia with the EU acquis, to indicate the main problems in it and to provide recommendations for overcoming obstacles. This document was prepared within the project “Mind the Gap: Fostering OSF Alumni Network of Serbia and the Western Balkans“, which is supported by the Open Society Foundation (OSF).
FIGHTING DISCRIMINATION IN SERBIA: THE ROLE OF MEDIA, 2015.
Author: Dejan Mavrović
Published: November 2015
This policy brief aims to highlight the importance of media and their role in fighting against discrimination, as well as to indicate the obligation media have to professionally report on this topic. This document offers specific recommendations for the fair, clear and precautionary media reporting on cases of discrimination. The brief was prepared within the project „Mind the Gap: Fostering OSF Alumni Network of Serbia and the Western Balkans“, which is supported by the Open Society Foundation (OSF).
(DE)CENTRALIZATION OF THE LABOR MARKET IN SERBIA - RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE YOUTH
Authors: Aleksandra Simić and Dragan Stanojević
Published: November 2015
This policy brief aims to indicate various types of inequalities that exist between young people and to explore different ways these differences could weaken social cohesion. This document highlights how these differences affect young people’s unequal access to the labor market in different regions, whereby recommendations are given for overcoming this problem. The brief was prepared within the project „Mind the Gap: Fostering OSF Alumni Network of Serbia and the Western Balkans“, which is supported by the Open Society Foundation (OSF).