
(KluZz/flickr) Shifts in collective understandings, value changes, and new social relations in the Balkans after the fall of the Berlin Wall. An interview with sociologist Bodo Weber

They have no memory of communism and Ceausescu. They were too young to remember, or were not born yet. They are the Generation '89, they look towards the future, they want to change Romania. A videoreportage by Francesco Martino and Davide Sighele Go to the video

Adnan Hajizada, Emin Milli (photo OL!) Emin and Adnan, two young activist-bloggers earlier detained in Baku, Azerbaijan on charges that many international organizations consider fabricated, were condemned to serve heavy prison terms

Readers of the website can preview here the introductory paper for Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso's international yearly conference "The long-lasting '89". Trento, November 13th -14th

Adnan Hajizada, Emin Milli (photo OL!) Emin and Adnan, two young activist-bloggers earlier detained in Baku, Azerbaijan on charges that many international organizations consider fabricated, were condemned to serve heavy prison terms

Readers of the website can preview here the introductory paper for Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso's international yearly conference "The long-lasting '89". Trento, November 13th -14th

Mircea Kivu Romania's economic crisis and the upcoming presidential elections. We discuss these major themes in an interview with Mircea Kivu, one of Romania's most prominent expert on political and social issues

Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso
seconda giornata di lavoro del convegno "il lungo '89"
per la diretta web: http://www.osservatoriobalcani.org/artic le/articleview/12085

Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso
Round Table:
"WHERE DID THE EUROPEAN INTEGRATION STOP?"
Web streaming live from Osservatorio's yearly conference
http://www.osservatoriobalcani.org/artic le/articleview/12085

Readers of the website can preview here the introductory paper for Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso's international yearly conference "The long-lasting '89". Trento, November 13th -14th

They have no memory of communism and Ceausescu. They were too young to remember, or were not born yet. They are the Generation '89, they look towards the future, they want to change Romania. A videoreportage by Francesco Martino and Davide Sighele Go to the video

Slovenian skiing champion Bojan Križaj From architecture to literature, from language to skiing, a look at Slovenia – the country that entered 1989 gradually turning its back on the Balkans. A contribution to our dossier The long lasting ’89.

Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso
È iniziata la diretta web del convegno annuale di Osservatorio:
http://www.osservatoriobalcani.org/artic le/articleview/12085

Slovenian skiing champion Bojan Križaj From architecture to literature, from language to skiing, a look at Slovenia – the country that entered 1989 gradually turning its back on the Balkans. A contribution to our dossier The long lasting ’89.







