Since joining the EU in 2004, the Czech Republic has become one of the continent’s busiest road transport hubs. The country urgently needs to modernize its motorways. But the economic crisis has turned the project into an...
Slovak Republic
Central Europe’s unfinished traffic hub
Topics: European Union, Slovak Republic , EU Enlargement and the Wider Neighbourhood, EU accession, Czech Republic
Climate change adaptation and agriculture in the new EU member states
The impact of climate change on agriculture in the new member states of the European Union, which potentially includes droughts, storms, hail, heavy rainfall causing flashfloods and pests, has been addressed by a number of...
Topics: Slovak Republic , Environment & Energy, Agriculture, Czech Republic, Climate change
The what, when and how of governance in Europe and the CIS: a reform agenda sui generis
This article links contemporary governance problems in the region to a broader vision for state reform and transition.
Topics: State reform, Democratic governance, Latvia , Lithuania , Slovak Republic , Reform of the State, New EU member states, Governance systems, Governance indicators, Economic crisis, Economic development
Think tanks and state reform in Central Europe
This article argues that think tanks have a critically important role to play in developing fresh ideas in the face of democratic decline and economic crisis
Topics: State reform, Democratic governance, Bulgaria , Romania , Slovak Republic , Reform of the State, Policy development, EU accession, Civil society, Think tanks
Eurozone entry of new EU member states from Central Europe
Estonia, Lithuania and Slovenia hope to become members of the Euro area by January 2007; Latvia targets full membership in 2008 and Slovakia hopes to join the Eurozone in 2009. Is this likely?
Topics: European Union, EU Neighbourhood , Latvia , Lithuania , Slovak Republic , EU Enlargement and the Wider Neighbourhood, Regional EU Cooperation, EU accession, Slovenia, Estonia, Macroeconomic policy, New EU member states, Eurozone
International Migration and the New EU Member States
Accession to the EU on May 1, 2004 has presented the Central and East European states (Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia) with a new set of policy challenges as regards the...
Topics: Migration, Minorities, Hungary , Latvia , Lithuania , Slovak Republic , Minorities and Migration, Poverty Reduction , Poland, EU accession, Estonia, New EU member states, Czech Republic
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