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 The book titled Principles of European Regionalism, published by Philia, has been recently promoted. Its editor is Mr Jovan Komšić, with Mrs Nadja Skenderovic Cuk and Mijat Damjanovic as reviewers and Radomir Šovljanski as the associate. In addition to the introductory study on the principles of European regionalism, the book also contains the presentation of the most relevant European documents concerning regionalisation, development of transfrontier cooperation between local and regional authorities, expert analyses of regionalisation in the EU and transition countries, along with the current issues related to the autonomy of Vojvodina. The publishing of the book was supported by the Assembly of AP Vojvodina and the LGI OSI.
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 CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM FOR PHILIA MEMBERS - Training of Facilitators
Supported financially by Balkan Trust for Democracy and implemented by PHILIA Association of Multiethnic Cities in collaboration with FPDL, Partners Foundation for Local Development. Apply now >>
Deadline for application: July 16, 2007 / Deadline for selection: July 30, 2007
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Reform of Government and Cooperation among Capitals in Southeast Europe
Conference held from 17-18 April 2007 in Belgrade. The Conference was organized by the Association of Multiethnic Cities of Southeast Europe PHILIA in cooperation with the City of Belgrade. |
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The Founding Session of the Association of Multiethnic Cities of Southeast Europe, Zagreb, Croatia; 6th July, 2005. Financed by Konrad Adenauer Stiftung
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"This initiative confirms that the 'dark page' of the region's recent past has been turned for good" – Maurizio Massari, Chief of the OSCE Mission to Serbia and Montenegro
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Within the 6 Core Objectives for 2006, the Stability Pact for SEE included Local Democracy and Cross-Border Cooperation as a second priority. Within this objective Stability Pact fully support implementation of Philia’s program.
At the invitation of the Stability Pact for SEE, Philia has been asked to participate in the Local Democracy and Cross Border Cooperation (LODE/CBC) Task Force of Working Table 1.
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LGI MMCP Training, 26th – 28th of February 2007., Novi Sad, Serbia
Association PHILIA and Center for Regionalism is organizing three day training which will be designed and delivered by LGI OSI from Budapest. Training will target policy makers, policy advisors and officials from Serbian Municipalities of Senta, Sombor and Zrenjanin. Training is a part of the Local Policies in Multiethnic Communities project, jointly implement by Center for Regionalism and Fund for an Open Society. Training will take place on Mt. Fruska Gora.
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