Soft competitive authoritarianism and negative stability in Kosovo: statebuilding from UNMIK to EULEX and beyond

Overview of attention for article published in Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, January 2020

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05 Oct 2021

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KOSOVO. Adam Beha @ArbenHajrullahu i Arben Hajrullahu @AdemBeha pišu o tome kako su političke elite zloupotrebile evropske politike i standarde da bi opstali na vlati, "zarobili" resurse i napravili klijentelističke mreže. https://t.co/xvJYjCQW8v

02 May 2020

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50 free copies, first come, first served: How policies aimed at democratization and Europeanization were misused by political elites in Kosovo to remain in power, capture public resources, and strengthen the primacy of party-based clientelist networks. ht

28 Apr 2020

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RT @DamirKapidzic: @ArbenHajrullahu and @AdemBeha trace how policies aimed at democratization and Europeanization were misused by political…

28 Apr 2020

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