Ongoing Pristina – Belgrade Talks: from Decentralization to Regional Cooperation and Future Perspectives. EDAP 04/2012, 2012

On 17 February 2008, Kosovo declared independence, ending its nine years unresolved status. The principal goal was, and remains, the need to involve different communities in the state structures. The new state, which aims to fulfil all the obligations set by the Ahtisaari plan, is trying to complete the decentralization process the implementation of which continuous to face obstacles in the two main communities: the Serbs and the Albanians. This article discusses matters related to community acceptance of the decentralization process, the functioning of the parallel structures, the situation in North Kosovo and the on - going talks between Pristina and Belgrade. The article provides evidences that while the implementation of the decentralization process is the best possibility for Kosovo, it must not follow only an ethnic line.

Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy 2008-2009: Crisis and opportunities for regional cooperation

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Opportunities for convergence and regional cooperation: Unity Summit of Latin America and the Caribbean

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Opportunities for Convergence and Regional Cooperation. Summary of proposals

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Energía nuclear en Colombia, México, Venezuela, Bolivia y Ecuador, y perspectivas de cooperación regional = Nuclear energy in Colombia, Mexico, Bolivia and Ecuador and prospects for regional cooperation

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Technical support to electrical integration in the Central American Isthmus: regional cooperation project

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