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16-18 December, 2011 – History Education Meeting in Belgrade, Serbia. The Joint History Project's History Education Committee finalised its push to expand this highly successful history book series to cover more recent times. During a two-day meeting in Belgrade, the editors and contributors discussed the publication within a larger circle of participants and received input from a renowned international expert in the field of Southeast European History. The fruitful meeting was the last in a series of three meetings made possible by the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) through the Institute for Sustainable Communities.

2 – 4 December, Dynamic Teaching Tools Concept Meeting in Thessaloniki – Some of the most accomplished educators and researchers from the region and from the United States gathered in Thessaloniki to create the framework for a new dynamic teaching methodology tool. This talented, multi-faceted group will ultimately publish a manual that will provide teachers with the latest research on teaching methods and ideas on how these methods can be used in their classrooms. While this project builds upon CDRSEE's highly successful Joint History Project, the information and ideas within will not be limited to history classes, but rather will be focused on the art of teaching in a rapidly changing society. The manual will be translated into six different languages. This was the first meeting, with the next scheduled for spring 2012 in Tirana. The project is funded by the European Union, under the IPA Programme.

1 December, 2011 – CDRSEE and the European Fund for the Balkans (EFB) will kick off a new project in December, organising a series of lively debates about controversial regional issues and broadcasting these debates via major local TV stations throughout the region. The idea of “Similarities Between Differences” is to foster an exchange of ideas and a real debate about the issues that are plaguing these countries, impeding EU accession and reconciliation. This is not your everyday talk show. This series will bring together untainted, well-respected and unbiased individuals from a wide field of social sciences, including anthropology, ethnology, cultural studies, applied ethics and many others. The topics will not be easy or comfortable, but the wider debates that spring from this series can lead to real solutions and a mutual understanding. More information on the EFB is available at www.balkanfund.org.
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"Teaching Modern Southeast European History: Alternative Educational Materials"
Series Editor: Prof. Christina Koulouri,
Thessaloniki 2005,
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"Effecting Change and Good Governance in Local Administration in Bosnia and Herzegovina" - Final Survey of the Project “Our Town, Our Future”,
edited by Nenad Šebek, Corinna Noack-Aetopulos and Dževdet Tuzlić,
Tesanj and Thessaloniki, 2006
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"KosovaKosovo.com",
edited by Kelmend Hapciu, Ljubica Markovic and Nenad Sebek,
Belgrade, Prishtina and Thessaloniki, 2006
PDF file, in English, Albanian and Serbian language, 3Mb
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Studies
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“Past and Present: Consequences for Democratisation” proceedings of the seminar on Lustration edited by Dr. Magarditsch Hatschikjan and Corinna Noack-Aetopulos, Thessaloniki, December 2004. (pdf file, 511Kb)
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Opinion Polling in FYR of Macedonia, March 2002
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"Peace, Stability, and Elections", article by Dr. Colin Irwin:
- "Lack of interethnic understanding and the role of the International Community in the FY Republic of Macedonia" article by Nenad Sebek, CDRSEE Executive Director (pdf file, 56 kb)
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"A People's Peace Process for Bosnia and Herzegovina?" article and Opinion Poll results by Dr. Colin Irwin, September 2004. Short version (pdf, 152 kb) and Long version with tables (pdf, 330 kb) available.
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