"Democracy must be something more than two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner."
James Bovard (1994)
Lost Rights: The Destruction of American Liberty
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The Center for Democracy and Reconciliation in Southeast Europe is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation that seeks to foster democratic, pluralist, and peaceful societies in Southeast Europe. We advocate principles of social responsibility, sustainable development, and reconciliation among the peoples in the region. We accomplish these goals via seminars, publications, conferences, research projects, exchange programmes, and opinion polls.
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Broadcasting of Okruzenje has begun on eight television channels across the region
It's time to tune in! Broadcasting of Okruzenje has begun on eight television channels across the region. You can find us in any of the region's "Vicinities". Watch the news show that has the Balkans talking!
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17-19 May 2013 - 3rd TTW in Pula, Croatia.
The CDRSEE successfully completed the 3rd Teacher Training Workshop in Croatia. Twenty history teachers from the beautiful Istria province gathered on May 18th and 19th in Pula and participated in another Joint History Project Workshop that CDRSEE organized in Croatia together with its local partners, the Croatian History Teachers Association (HUNP) and the Croatian Education and Teacher Training Agency.
9 May 2013 - The 8th Economic Forum of Young Leaders - from September 3rd - 6th in Nowy Sącz near Cracow (PL)
The Economic Forum of Young Leaders is looking for qualified, dedicated and ambitious youth to join this year’s programme in Poland in September. The mission of the Forum is to create ideas and a vision for the future of Europe. Almost 350 young and committed people from Europe and beyond take up this challenge every year.
Apply by May 17! Applicants are needed from Southern Europe and beyond. Young people from virtually any discipline will be considered.
Fostering democratic, pluralist and peaceful societies since 1998.