| Author (Person) | Popović, Djordje |
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| Publisher | Austrian Society for European Politics (ÖGfE) |
| Series Title | ÖGFE Policy Briefs |
| Publication Date | October 2021 |
| ISSN | 2305-2635 |
| Content Type | Policy-making |
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Abstract: Serbia in the year 2021 is a captured state with institutions completely under control of one party. With the ruling elites involved in serious cases of organised crime and corruption, in the situation where the opposition is shattered and fragmented and where the free independent media and civil society organisations are under constant pressure of the government it is very difficult to speak about the EU integration process and the developed system of the rule of law. It seems that the Serbian ruling elites are not very interested in the European values and on the other hand the European Union can do more in conditioning further accession with full implementation of the rule of law and parliamentary democracy. This Policy Brief will discuss several examples of the dire situation in the field of rule of law in Serbia and also offer some policy recommendations for overcoming it in the future. |
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https://www.oegfe.at/policy-briefs/rule-of-law-and-justice-case-serbia/?lang=en
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| Subject Categories | Justice and Home Affairs, Law, Values and Beliefs |
| Subject Tags | Corruption | Fraud | Mismanagement |
| Keywords | Justice, Rule of Law, State capture |
| Countries / Regions | Serbia |
| International Organisations | European Union [EU] |
