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This is a Strategy Paper presented to the Conference "Southeast Europe on the Way into the European Union" held by the Bertelsmann Stiftung. First strategic dimensions of Southeastern enlargement are presented. The authors write about Europe’s responsibility for the Balkans and European states’ common substantive interests. Then the paper deals with the conditions for accession. It states that Balkan countries should settle their statehood conflicts and establish stable democracies under the ...
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The European Higher Education Area and South East Europe - Statement from the Meeting of South-East European Educational Cooperation Network 2003
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25. May. 2007
... of the region making bridges to other European countries and global world. SEE ECN recognized the importance of the Bologna Process from the beginning and this issue has been always high on its agenda. The participants of the meeting welcome four new countries from the region applied for “Bologna” membership (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, FYR of Macedonia, Albania). South-East European Educational Cooperation Network (2003): The European Higher Education Area and South East Europe - Statement from teh Meeting of South-East European Educational Cooperation Network. Available from:http://www.bologna-berlin2003.de/pdf/SEE_ECN.pdf, accessed 25.5.2007. South-East European Educational Cooperation Network ...
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The Situation of Education in the SEE region - Final Content Report on the Project - Support in OECD Thematic Review of Educational Policy in South Eastern Europe
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25. May. 2007
This is a report written by Pavel Zgaga from CEPS - Centre for Educational Policy Studies, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. The author gives first an overview on the historical background and presents the main findings of the study - participation of the SEE countries in education and enrolment patterns and number of institutions. The report also deals with cost and financing issues. In the end some recommendations are presented. Zgaga, Pavel: The Situation of Education in the SEE region - ...
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Conference on the Implementation of the Bologna Process in South East Europe - Conclusions and Recommendations of Bologna Seminars
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25. May. 2007
The present document gathers the conclusions/reports and the recommendations of the Bologna seminars held so far in 2003. The seminar focused on three main issues and the challenges they pose for the construction of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). These three issues are: the social dimension of the EHEA, higher education as a public good and higher education in the GATS negotiations. Each of these tree issues were dealt with in the answers to the questionnaire that was sent out by ...
This is a report of European University Association site visit in December 2002. UNMIK invited EUA to undertake this visit within the context of its efforts to reform higher education in Kosovo. Public higher education has long been a source of actual and potential conflict in Kosovo, making the issue of institutional provision highly sensitive. The purpose of this preliminary visit was to find out as much as possible about the conditions under which the University of Mitrovica is operating, ...
This is a power point presentation made by Lamija Tanovic from University of Sarajevo. In the beginning she states that the greatest mistake in BIH reconstruction was a permanent neglect of the education sector. She stresses a problem of apartheid in B&H schools. She then focuses on Bologna Process. Universities in BIH are also presented and some statistics are given. Tanovic, Lamija (2006): Education in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Available from: ...
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EUA institutional evaluations of seven Universities of Bosnia and Herzegovina; Cross cutting summary report
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24. May. 2007
... current or future challenges facing the universities. EUA also evauates university missions, visions and profiles; teaching and learning; research on universities. Last but not the least the report discusses observations on the implementation of the Bologna Process in BiH. European University Association (2004): EUA institutional evaluations of seven Universities of Bosnia and Herzegovina; Cross cutting summary report. Available from: http://www.eua.be/eua/jsp/en/upload/BiH_cross_cutting_report.1096645273680.pdf, accessed 8.3.2006. European University Association http://www.eua.be/eua/jsp/en/upload/BiH_cross_cutting_report.1096645273680.pdf
This is an article written by dr. Milica Uvalic. The author states that the economies of South Eastern Europe (SEE) - Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, Macedonia and Romania - today face a number of problems which are different from other transition economies, both in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). She presents the indigenous weaknesses of SEE economies. She also writes about preparing SEE ...
This is a paper written by the European Stability Initiative in 2005. It states that the European Commission has produced a draft regulation for an Instrument of Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) which sets down the EU’s present assumptions and planning for the Western Balkans. It assumes that Serbia-Montenegro and Kosovo, Albania and Bosnia-Herzegovina will achieve candidate status around 2010, and membership around 2020 – far behind the expectations of the region. It proposes that the potential ...
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Communication from the Commission - The Western Balkans on the road to the EU: consolidating stability and raising prosperity
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24. May. 2007
This is an EC paper that describes a progress in stabilisation and reconciliation, internal reform and regional cooperation that Western Balkans made over three years after Thessaloniki. As a result, they have moved closer to the EU. A significant progress was recorded in regional cooperation. Financial assistance of EU to Western Balkans is also described (Phare, ISPA and SAPARD programmes, CARDS programme etc). EC (2006): Communication from the Commission - The Western Balkans on the road to ...
