Using the example of the Prespa Lake basin, the article looks at the challenges facing municipal waste management in the transition and developing economies of Europe and Central Asia.
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
Private individual farming in Romania has developed differently by region, reflecting differing historical legacies, economic opportunities, and social conditions.
Central and Eastern Europe is widely characterized by the image of the shrinking, dying village. But the rumours of the death of the countryside are exaggerated.
After 1989, many observers expected a mass migration from Eastern to Western Europe. In fact, immigration from the eight New EU Member States, Bulgaria, and Romania is estimated at only 1.1 million people.
