ISAC promotes and serves the transformation of Serbia towards EU and Euro-Atlantic membership by
addressing the challenges facing the country and the region, influencing policy and decision-making through
research, policy proposals, political analysis and forecasts, and specialist education, with the ultimate aim of
attaining a more prosperous future for the present and coming generations.
ISAC Fund is a member of the
following professional networks:
ISN / International Relations and Security Network
The Partnership for Peace Consortium (PfPC) of Defense Academies and Security Studies Institutes
New Analytical Paper: “Using Candidacy to Entice Further Reform”
This paper looks at why Serbia should receive Candidacy Status for European Union membership in light of the European Council decision taken in December 2011. It argues that Serbia can achieve much more vis-à-vis reforms and the adoption of the acquis if its European path is kept open and steadily encouraged, in this case via Candidacy Status. The paper also considers the effects of Kosovo in the overall European integration process of Serbia and how further integration can assist in finding an acceptable solution for both sides.
The electronic version of the paper can be downloaded here.
Policy paper “Turkey in the Western Balkans: The Means and Goals of the New Foreign Policy”
The International and Security Affairs Centre - ISAC Fund, with the support of the Heinrich Böll Stiftung, in April 2011 organized the conference "New Turkish Foreign Policy in the Western Balkans", attended by experts from Turkey, the Western Balkans and countries of the European Union. Based on the conclusions of the conference and independent research, ISAC is publishing the policy paper "Turkey in the Western Balkans: The Means and Goals of the New Foreign Policy." The document contains overall analysis of the new Turkish approach to the region, and a set of policy recommendations in relation to the same topic for Serbia and other Western Balkan states.
The electronic version of the paper can be downloaded here.
ISAC Fund will present its latest policy paper “Serbia and Albania: Preparing for a New Start”
With the support of the Freidrich Ebert Foundation, ISAC Fund will present its latest policy paper “Serbia and Albania: Preparing for a New Start”, on December 22,2011, in Belgrade Media Centre. Speakers at the presentation will be: Michael Ehrke, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Belgrade Office; Žarko Petrović, Research Director, ISAC fond, Belgrade; Piro Misha, director, Institute for Dialogue and Communication, Tirana; Dr. Jovan Teokarević, Faculty of Political Sciences, Belgrade; Aleksandar Popov, director, Center for Regionalism, Novi Sad; Ben Andoni, editor-in chief, Mapo Magazine; Igor Novaković, ISAC fond. The presentation starts at 13 h.
The electronic version of the paper can be downloaded here.