Viviana ANGHEL is a member of Pro Democracy Association where she coordinates the Bucharest Regional Resource Center. Her studies include Political Science and Sociology. She is a teaching assistant at the National School of Political and Administrative Studies, The Faculty of Political Science. Her academic interests bind to the relation between constitution and democracy, institutional efficiency and rational choice, normative analysis.
In my previous post, I spoke about the importance of creating a democracy barometer, which would measure the level of democracy across countries to make comparisons easier. Instead of just identifying the need for this barometer, I wanted to explore how this may be implemented. A democracy barometer uses the following premise – the overall
Up until now, in Romania, we were familiar with the national development plans that the EU demands according to the Cohesion Policy. These national plans indicate the economic and social development discrepancies from within regions, from one county to another and from one town to another. Creating development plans is done very carefully by the