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Chapter 7 – Serbia Serbia Authors: Predrag Petrović, Gorana Odanović, Đorđe Popović, Marko Savković and Jelena Radoman 112 112 Predrag Petrović is research coordinator at the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (www.bezbednost. org); Gorana Odanović, Đorđe Popović and Marko Savković are researchers in the BCSP. Jelena Radoman was researcher in the BCSP and now works for Centre for Public Policy Research. 181 Almanac on Security Sector Oversight in the Western Balkans
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Serbia Almanac on Security Sector O
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Publishers: the Belgrade Centre for
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Acknowledgements This alman
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Introduction While official coopera
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the purpose of this study, accounta
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Different authors chose to present
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Chapter 1 - Albania Authors: Arjan
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1 . Introduction Albania This chapt
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Albania cotts them. Opposition ofte
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Table 2: Permanent committees with
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Albania The president is also the h
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Albania trust the expertise of the
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Box 1: The Gerdec case Albania The
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Albania Executive financial control
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Albania resources of the People´s
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Albania become a common trend (Free
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Albania intelligence, while the Nat
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Albania these units are not always
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Albania Trust has increased in the
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Albania • The executive and parli
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Albania 26. Minutes from the discus
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Albania 11. OECD. SIGMA, Support fo
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Abbreviations and acronyms BiH Bosn
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that with its assistance, in the fo
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fourteen police agencies in Bosnia
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An institution that best exemplifie
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Several different agencies share co
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this research, these departments ad
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the respect for human rights in the
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significantly improved since 2008,
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2006, Bosnia and Herzegovina signed
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5 . Recommendations The proposed la
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Bibliography 68 Primary sources 1.
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8. www.sipa.gov.ba - state Investig
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Abbreviations and acronyms BiH Bosn
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1 . Introduction This chapter will
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new dynamics to both, internal and
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social groups and institutions as a
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Figure 1 International organization
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higher standards of operations of s
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There are numerous ways in which pa
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norms result from overzealous attem
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esources is a fact of life in all t
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5.1.2. Lessons learned from impleme
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Social Democratic government marked
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Reform deteriorated in the next per
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Bibliography 53 1. Anderson, Peter
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38. Zakon o prekršajima, Narodne n
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Abbreviations and acronyms ACA Koso
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1 . Introduction The security secto
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The international military presence
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Figure 1: Organisation of the Secur
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Figure 2: Mapping of the Security S
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According to the new Law on the Pol
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Hearings for budgetary proposals ar
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Court decisions for criminal cases
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human rights by the Kosovo Assembly
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Both the OAG and the ACA submit the
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context, therefore, is a crucial in
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Bibliography 126 Legislation 1. Con
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Page 131 and 132: 1 . Introduction Macedonia Macedoni
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Page 137 and 138: Macedonia Thirdly, the Committee on
Page 139 and 140: Macedonia Even though the SAO issue
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Page 143 and 144: Macedonia SICPS is unprofessional a
Page 145 and 146: 4.5. Constitutional Court Macedonia
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Page 161 and 162: 1 . Introduction Montenegro The aim
Page 163 and 164: Montenegro The process of security
Page 165 and 166: Montenegro Finally, the National Se
Page 167 and 168: Montenegro CSD only needs the agree
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Page 177 and 178: Bibliography Legislation Montenegro
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Page 183 and 184: 1 . Introduction Serbia The securit
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Page 189 and 190: Serbia Legal preconditions for effe
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Page 203 and 204: 6 . Recommendations Serbia 6.1. Acc
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Accountability of Statutory Securit
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Accountability of Statutory Securit
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Bibliography Accountability of Stat
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Project methodology and grades: Map
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Abbreviations and acronyms BCSP Bel
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of seven CSOs from the Western Balk
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Table 2: Results of application of
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institutions financed by taxpayers
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5 . Components of the Methodology B
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tion began during the first year of
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6 . The Logic of Grading The logic
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Within the grading component ‘Con
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• Adequate allocation and managem
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Table 5: Generic grading system 1 2
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number of research methods and a re
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dominantly discussed from collectiv
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primary aim of the project and this
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266 FIELDS OF OBSERVATION Field 1 F
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Bibliography 1. Ball, N., Bouta, T.
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Introduction Below is a compilation
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Albania 276 Despite endeavors to pr
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 278 The work
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 280 • Enco
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Croatia 282 Oversight of the state
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Croatia 284 scope of this type of i
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Kosovo 286 PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL AN
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Kosovo 288 The security institution
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Macedonia 290 Apart from their role
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Macedonia 292 Recommendations: •
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Montenegro 294 PARLIAMENTARY CONTRO
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Montenegro 296 tion have been class
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Montenegro Serbia 298 the Parliamen
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Serbia 300 of public importance. Ot
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Contributing organizations Project
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