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Nations in Transit - Slovakia 2009

Supported by: Freedom House

Project duration: September 2008 – June 2009

Project team: Grigorij Mesežnikov, author and coordinator; Miroslav Kollár, author; Michal Vašečka, author

Aim: To elaborate chapters for analytical year-book which maps out the development of transforming countries in a field of political and constitutional system, human rights, public administration, state based on rule of law, civil society, media and fighting corruption. A component of this project is elaboration of ranking for SR in particular fields.

Outputs: a chapter Slovakia in: Lisa Mootz (ed.): Nations in Transit 2009. Democratization from Central Europe to Eurasia. New York: Freedom House, 2009.

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