IPF	Gaso Knezevic

University Model Law and Policy Study Context and background ▪  Soros network initiatives Education Support Initiative International Higher Education Scholarship Programs IPF Initiative ESP Fund for an OSI Serbia  ▪ Relevant initiatives worldwide Human Rights Education National Policies of Education EUROPA UNESCO-CEPES Republic of Serbia Ministry of Education  ▪ Annotated papers Higher Education Reform in the Balkans Higher Education Reform in Montenegro Bologna Process in Serbia University Strategy for implementing Bologna Bibliography on the Balkans and Higher Education Western Balkans Education and Higher Education Policy    Project objectives Cataloguing all potential stakeholders of Bologna Declaration and distinguishing possible allies from hard opponents of the Bologna declaration and Bologna-tailored higher education legislation in Serbia and surrounding countries Collecting, examining and presenting all reasons supporting the Bologna movement in the Higher Education Area Minimizing the possible unfavorable consequences of the Bologna movement by exposing all existing and imaginable criticisms to counter-arguments Mobilizing the broadest possible coalition for Bologna movement, as well as encouraging supporters and discouraging opponents of this movement and creating a list of guidelines for the Serbian and other lawmakers in coordination with group advisor write a research paper and a 20-page policy study, as well as a Model Law for the Serbian Parliament that meets local needs while encompassing aspirations that could provide references and guidelines for neighboring countries.

Fellow Website ▪ www.policy.hu/knezevic    Fellow activities & publications ▪ Gašo Kneževic will be visiting Budapest in April 2006 in connection to his IPF fellowship research and his links to Corvinus University.   ▪ The IPF policy paper expected in April 2006.    The fellow ▪ Curriculum vitae ▪ Project Activity Report ▪ e-mail:    2005 Working Groups ▪ 2005 Working Group Summary ▪ Democratic Governance ▪ Wider Europe ▪ Public Health and Roma ▪ Policy Making ▪ Combatting Organized Crime ▪ Higher Education Reform ▪ Open Society in Former SU ▪ Open Society and Muslims    2006 Working Groups ▪ 2006 Working Group Summary ▪ Wider Europe ▪ Open Muslim Societies ▪ Open Society Threats ▪ Resource Curse ▪ Roma Exclusion ▪ Open Information Policy

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January 2006