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Croatia: between Central Europe and the Balkans

This is an article written by Radovan Vukadinovic. The author describes the situation in Croatia and states that after Slovenia, Croatia is at this moment the most stable country in the region. Then he deals with different issues like:
- the political situation in Croatia,
- constitutional reforms,
- legislative reforms,
- minority rights in Croatia,
- human rights protection,
- foreign and security policy.
Last but not the least he stresses European orientation of Croatia.

Citation

Vukadinovic, Radovan (2003): Croatia: between Central Europe and the Balkans. Available from: http://www.euintegration.net/data/doc_publications/263/07_Vukadinovic.pdf, accessed 19.8.2005.

Language

English

Publication Year

2003

Source

Radovan Vukadinovic

Website

http://www.euintegration.net/d ... inovic.pdf

Geographical focus

Croatia

Attachments

Croatia: between Central Europe and the Balkans (pdf, 238.35Kb)

Entry created by Elke Dall on May 25, 2007
Modified on May 25, 2007

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