The Carl Friedrich Goerdeler-Kolleg is an international continuing education program for young executives from the public sector (public administration, public companies, non-profit organizations, etc.) from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary,...
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The Boc government wants to create two integrated energy companies on the Romanian electricity market, bringing on the agenda an older idea of the Tariceanu cabinet. Thus, the saga of...
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Romania 2009: Economic Crisis and Rule of Law Prime Minister Emil Boc featured as a keynote speaker at the launch of SAR’s annual report on Monday, 16th of February 2009....
Read more →SAR The Local Government and Public Service reform Initiative (LGI) and the Think Tank Fund have jointly established an annual prize for policy analysis and advocacy excellence to be awarded...
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At the invitation of the European Commission, on October 12th SAR launched its new project on ethnic diversity tolerance in Romania and Europe – ACCEPT PLURALISM – as part of...
Read more →In 2001, a coalition of Romanian NGOs led by SAR successfully acted as a catalyst in building consensus for the adoption of a Law on Access to Public Information (also...
Read more →During the first decade of transition, the model which best described Romanian politics was the one with a single dominating party (namely, the Social Democrats, the post-communists). This was in...
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NEW* SAR report quoted in ECHR decision. Read here Viasu c. Romania Apart from the judicial details of the restitution program, two traits set Romania apart in Central and Eastern...
Read more →EWR 2, 2002 – Financing Democracy at its grassroots: Budgetary challenges in local Government EWR 2, 2002 – The Bankruptcy of the Moldovan state spills Regional instability EWR 1, 2002...
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An article published in the APEL network on June 11 The publication of the report on CIA-run prisons in Europe by a member of the Parliamentary Assembly with the European...
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