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  • Tags: Civic Space, EU accession, EU and the Balkans
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Civil Society and EU accession

The process of transforming “civil society involvement in decision making and EU accession” into a meaningful mechanism that serves to improve capacities of societal actors and citizen driven reforms does not seem yet to reflect on “past mistakes”.

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Efforts must look deeper in the local context and move beyond sporadic actions and emergency solutions that fail to deliver on sustainability.

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Civil Society and EU accession

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