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New European Democracies Project


Recent Events:

Ukraine: A Net Assessment of 16 Years of Independence
February 26, 2008

Recent Testimonies:
Kosova: The Next Phase

March 4, 2008  - Testimony by Janusz Bugajski before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

NATO’S Next Steps

March 4, 2008 - Testimony by Janusz Bugajski before the U.S. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe.


Critical Questions: European Commission Warns Romania and Bulgaria
February 7, 2008

Recent Reports:

Security Threats and Responses
in Central Europe

April 2007

Economic Development and Security in the Black Sea Region
 
December 2006

Economic Cooperation and Investment Opportunities in Southeast Europe
December 2006

Transforming NATO (...again)
November 2006


Acknowledging the two most recent rounds of EU enlargement in 2004 and 2007 and seeking to advance the expansion and consolidation of security and democracy in neighboring states, the CSIS East European Studies Project has been renamed to the New European Democracies Project (NED) and has been united with the CSIS Europe Program.

The New European Democracies Project encompasses the broad region from the Baltic to the Adriatic and the Black Seas, and monitors both the most successful and the most challenged states that emerged from the defunct communist systems. The goal of the project is to help these countries to achieve their democratic potential, to strengthen their relations with the United States, and to stabilize their respective regions. All activities are undertaken with the goal of contributing to an informed public policy debate during this important era for the consolidation of democracy and security across a wider Europe.

Contact Information

Project Manager and Research Associate, New European Democracies Project & Europe Program Milena Staneva
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202-741-3869

 

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