Public policy researcher, Valentina Dimulescu, represented SAR in the Steering Committee meeting of the Southeast Europe Leadership for Development and Integrity (SELDI) on “The Role of the CSOs in Implementing...
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The Romanian Academic Society in collaboration with the Faculty of Political Science of the University of Bucharest, organized the lecture “THE NEW HUNGARIAN CONSTITUTION: Regulatory Bodies in an Illiberal Democracy”....
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On November 2, 2014, over 18 million Romanians are expected to directly elect a President, who has authority over external policy, secret services and represents Romanian at EU summits. 14...
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The Romanian Academic Society participated in the organization of the conference entitled “Towards a Gold Standard in Governance, Transparency and Anti-corruption in post-communist societies”, which took place in Bucharest on...
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The Romanian Academic Society (SAR) along with the Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ), the Pro.Do.Mo Association, and Save Bucharest Association, held a training session for good governance monitors, between August...
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SAR representative Adriana Iordache participated in the “Countering Fear, the Security Mindset, and ‘Othering’ of Roma” working meeting organized by Roma Initiatives Office and Think Tank Fund of Open Society...
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SAR President Alina Mungiu-Pippidi and the Coalition for Clean Romania (CCR) officially requested the Romanian Ombudsman to challenge the Government Emergency Ordinance no. 49 of 26 June 2014 modifying the...
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Public policy researcher, Valentina Dimulescu, represented SAR in the regional conference entitled “SELDI Policy Advocacy Workshop: Improving Governance in Southeast Europe: a Civil Society Update and New Public-Private Partnership Solutions”,...
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The SAR experts contributed to the Freedom House report, Nations in Transit 2014: Eurasia’s Rupture with Democracy. The publication shows Russia as the model and inspiration for policies leading to...
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By Alina Mungiu-Pippidi The night before the European elections I dragged myself – despite not being in top form – to plead for one hour by myself in a...
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