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The First module of the Fifth Generation of Public Policy School held in Podgorica
Lectures within the First module were held on Friday and Saturday, 28 and 29 October 2016 in Podgorica. The concept and stakeholders of the process of public policy making were presented by Tihomir Žiljak, PhD, a professor at the Faculty of Political Science of the University of Zagreb. Welcoming remarks were delivered by Stevo Muk,…
Post-election Shady Business
“The opposition is satisfied with the results of the elections because the opposition has defeated DPS.“ “The opposition does not accept the election results because of the reported arrest of the group planning a coup.“ “The opposition will form a government with minority parties.” “The opposition ready to support a minority government minority parties.“ We…
Letter of the NGO representatives in the Council for Development of NGOs to the Prime Minister
Below you can read the original version of the letter that NGO representatives in the Council for Development of NGO sent to the Prime Minister of Montenegro. Respected Prime Minister, According to the information available at the Government’s Web Page, the Government has adopted the “Proposal of the effects of the Implementation of the Strategy…
History of parallel engagement: Documentation on the Jelić case
By following the link below you can access the documents – Decision on Reassignment, earnings and Consensual termination of the employment of MP Zoran Jelić in the Employment Agency of Montenegro. Read why this parallel engagement is not in accordance with Montenegrin legal acts (Constitution of Montenegro, Law on Prevention of Corruption, Law on Administrative…
Opening the question of accountability for the failure of the prosecutorial investigation
Below you can watch RTCG TV report on yesterday’s presentation of research results on the efficiency of prosecutorial investigations. Dina Bajramspahić, public policy researcher in Institute Alternative, was a guest this morning in the TV show “Boje jutra”, where, in addition to presenting these research findings, she discussed main topics in today’s newspapers.
Prosecutorial investigation is more efficient than judicial
Prosecutorial investigation is much more efficient than judicial investigation, while cooperation of the Police and State Prosecutor’s office is generally good and with mutual trust, although some minor problems are still present, showed a research of Institute Alternative (IA). Public policy researcher at IA, Dina Bajramspahić said today while presenting a research “Six years of…