Titlebook: Europeanization of the Western Balkans; Environmental Govern Adam Fagan,Indraneel Sircar Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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From Pariah to Partner? The Case of Serbia, for much of the violence in BiH and Kosovo,. to a post-authoritarian state still controlled by shadowy elements of the former regime who were hiding war-crimes suspects, and finally a credible candidate for future accession into the EU. Unlike its Western Balkans neighbours, Serbia benefitted from

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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Processes in Serbia,e generally, in Serbia. As outlined in the previous chapter, the governmental structures in Serbia are highly centralized at the state level, with minimal responsibilities at the municipal level and no intermediate level of governance. The exception to this is the autonomous province of Vojvodina wi

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Conclusion,d regulation — in order to interrogate the impact of Europeanization on BiH and Serbia. The aim was to identify the distribution of power amongst the various domestic and exogenous governance actors, and to decipher the drivers of change and the various veto players. The focus throughout has been on

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Alan W. Stacy,Michael D. Newcombrian modes of government into practices that adhere to European democratic standards. In the period after the end of the Milo?evi?-led regime, a number of reforms were passed, including new environmental legislation.

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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Processes in Serbia,rian modes of government into practices that adhere to European democratic standards. In the period after the end of the Milo?evi?-led regime, a number of reforms were passed, including new environmental legislation.

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Introduction,tabilisation and Association strategy, it did little to mitigate the huge challenge that faces those Western Balkan states that remain candidates (Serbia, Macedonia, and Montenegro), or potential candidates (Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo), for whom there is no foreseeable accession date in sight.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2627-1, and Muslims (Bosniaks). After a referendum in February 1992 (boycotted by Serbs) passed to secede from Yugoslavia, the Yugoslav National Army (JNA) intervened in BiH, and hostilities escalated into full-blown inter-ethnic conflict.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230376472a long legacy of state institutions and technical capacities, and largely inherited the public administration from Yugoslavia. This chapter will provide relevant background information, which will be followed by a mapping of the state and non-state capacities for multi-level environmental governance.