3. Starting Point
“30 years of EU evaluations have not managed to uncover what any Sicilian villager could have told them from the onset: what is the money really for and how it is spent” prof. Alina Mungiu - Pippidi

4. Aims - Engage & empower the losing side of corruption;
- Inform about & actively promote fair access to resources as a way out of crisis;
- Correct misperceptions about peoples and their involvement in corrupt practices;
- Promote social participation & initiative as an antidote to corruption.

5. Partnership Inter Alia - Greece Youth Alliance Krusevo – FYR Macedonia
PRISM – Italy
Civic Initiatives – Serbia
Romanian Youth Movement for Democracy – Romania
Center for the Study of Democracy – Bulgaria

6. An Agenda for the Western Balkans
THEMES - Images - Actorness - Sustainability APPROACH - Multi-disciplinarity - Cross-cutting and bottom-up

7. An Agenda for the Western Balkans
BILGE YABANCI - The EU Democratization and State-building in Kosovo: An analysis through the fragmented local agency
JENNIFER L. TITANSKI-HOOPER - (B)ordering in the EU: Croatia's path toward becoming 'European'
STEFAN ĆETKOVIĆ - The Challenge of Promoting Green Sectors in Serbia: Between International Demands, National Controversies and Sectoral Struggles
MIRUNA TRONCOTA - Still "waiting for Godot" in Sarajevo? Europeanization of Bosnia and Herzegovina—between the contradictions of EU conditionality and Local Ownership
NICHOLAS ROSSIS - Macedonia: The consequences of the political focus on identity and how this affects Balkan politics and the European integration process.
TONKA KOSTADINOVA - Reinventing the past: politics of memory in the post-conflict reconstruction of cultural heritage in Bosnia and Herzegovina
ANASTAS VANGELI - On the growing cooperation between China and the Western Balkans
ALMA VARDARI-KESLER - Statehood without Sovereignty: Risky Negotiations in Post-independence Kosovo
TOM PHILLIPS - Western Europe, Western Balkans: Barriers to cross-cultural encounter

8. Thank you!