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How to get rid of post-sovietness?
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08.02.2013
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A short radiography of the pharmaceutical market in Moldova
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30.08.2012
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The effects of changing electoral system in Moldova
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26.04.2012 LITRA Leonid
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Regime change in Transnistria, what should Moldova expect?
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23.12.2011 LITRA Leonid
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The procedure for electing the President - a starting point for a new reconfiguration of the political situation in the country
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15.11.2011
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Black Book of Moldavian Mass-media
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06.04.2011 MOCANU Ghenadie
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The audit of the democratic system of Republic of Moldova: Anthology of Analysis on Governance
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23.02.2011
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The institutional aspects and financial regulation of the mass media in the Republic of Moldova. Focus on Teleradio-moldova
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14.12.2010
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Financing political parties: between transparency and obscurity
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06.12.2010
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Political Parties Legislation in Moldova
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30.07.2010 MUNTEANU Igor
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A plea for Open Parliaments in the Black Sea Region. Cases of Romnania, Republic of Moldova, Bulgaria and Georgia
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23.12.2008
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EARLY WARNING REPORT REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
The new OSCE plan to end the decade-long conflict between Moldova and the separatistTransnistrian Moldovan Republic has stirred up emotions in Chisinau. The Politics section of thismaterial argues that, while it may be well intentioned, the plan is likely to fail like all the others beforeit, because it is unrealistic. No workable federal arrangement can be reached, and no free and fairelections held on all Moldovas territory, before the substantial disarmament of parts is implementedunder neutral international supervision. Unfortunately this is not likely to happen until the majorinternational actors understand the importance of transforming Moldova into a stable and reasonablyfunctional state -“ primarily the EU, who is going to share a border with it soon. It is important that theWest commit some effort and resources to achieving this long-term goal. View:
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09.02.2008 MUNTEANU Igor
Pilot issue, 1 / 2002 // 554.169 Kb
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Action Plan EU - Republic of Moldova: an Unfinnished Task or a Complete Failure?
The implementation of the Action Plan UE/RM shall be seen from a different perspective than purely from a combination of statistical figures and boring statements. First, one shall define exactely the meaining and strategic relevance of this political document, which has been agreed mutually by the EU and Moldovan authorities. No one could neglect that the pragmatic aim of the Action Plan is to provide a targeted assistance in return to a set of structural change of institutions, mentalities and approaches, due to geographic proximity, as well as to the often-repeated claims that 'we are Europeans'. Nevertheless, the EU expects that Moldova can transform itself. But, perhaps this is exactely what cannot be achieved with certain political elites? View:
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21.01.2008 MINZARARI Dumitru
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About the liberalisation initiatives of the President Voronin: getting liberal?
fiscal and capital amnesty, Moldova, reforms, View:
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24.11.2007
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Moldova on its way to democracy and stability
Since the disintegration of the USSR in 1991, Republic of Moldova hasmade clear progress towards the consolidation of its state, of its military andcivil institutions, making itself notable on the geopolitical map of Europe. However,Moldova seems to be still scarcely present on the mental maps of the decision-makers from the West. Unlike the Baltic nations, that embedded themselvesinto the mind of the European public as a cohesive group of free nations, distinctfrom their poorer neighbors (Belorussians, Russians or Ukrainians, whit theirmore violent hystory after the disintegration of the Soviet Union), Moldova wasapproached with prudence if not completely neglected so that when importantEU officials have remembered, after 2003, about the post-soviet origins of thisrepublic, the Chisinau diplomacy felt offended. View:
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24.11.2007 MUNTEANU Igor
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Quo Vadis, Moldova?
-˜Quo vadis, Moldova? is 10 analytical articles which will contribute to the objective estimation of the situation in Moldova. This edition is more orientated towards the expert level-”the public servants dealing with Moldova, agencies of diplomatic and international organizations, non-governmental organizations, journalists, analysts, as well as the members of the academic community; however, we expect it will attract the attention of a larger audience as well. View:
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10.09.2007
European Integration Studies Centre (Lithuania), Institute for Development
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REGULATORY GOVERNANCE IN SOUTH EAST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES
This report of the Regulatory Governance Initiative (RGI) provides an assessment on the progress of regulatory governance reforms in South East Europe (SEE), and the remaining reform challenges. Prepared as part of the Regulatory Governance Initiative of the Investment Compact (RGI), it includes the Governance Action Plans developed by the SEE countries. Short-term reform priorities identified by the countries providethe basis for the Agenda for Regional Action, an overview of main governance reform trends in the SEE region and recommendations for the successful implementation of reforms. View:
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21.02.2007
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Post electoral processes / Trends in Foreign Policy
March 2005 elections represented a major test for the political class in the Republic of Moldova although their effects have still to be treated with prudence. The chance in approach in the formulation of the "national interest", formulated in positive terms, and not in an antagonistic way-¦
08.01.2007
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MOLDOVA ON THE WAY TO DEMOCRACY AND STABILITY
The study reunites a number of authors known for their articles and their professional performance: Nicolae Chirtoaca, Iulian Chifu, Igor Munteanu, Dan Dungaciu and Valeriu Prohnitchi, Iulian Fruntasu, Radu Gorincioi and Boris Asarov. Their presence in this anthology of topical papers dealing with various aspects of home affairs and international security issues comes as a prologue to a series of important efforts towards strengthening the rule of law in Moldova. These efforts stems from a considerable rethinking of the security sector reform, including policy-making and policy-design, public education and public awareness activities, aiming to ensure public, individual, economic and political security, which is so needed by the citizens of the Republic of Moldova. View:
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17.11.2005
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Poverty and Politics: equality with no democracy or democracy with no equality?
By all accounts, Moldova is one of the poorest countries of Europe . Like in many other transitional countries, poverty and inequality have risen substantially during the last decade. It is also true that poverty and misrule have driven so many citizens out of the country that their payoffs sent back home to their families and relatives have created a false illusion of prosperity. Shadow economy and emigration are actual problems that threaten not only the future but also the present sustainability of the social protection system of the country. View:
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20.04.2005
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