Vedran Horvat is managing director of the Zagreb-based Institute for Political Ecology, a think tank that aims to connect environmental and social justice through research and advocacy.
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09.01.2017
Konstruktywna konfrontacja czy twórcze napięcie – państwo a dobra wspólne
Vedran Horvat is managing director of the Zagreb-based Institute for Political Ecology, a think tank that aims to connect environmental and social justice through research and advocacy.
Read more28.11.2016
TINA, hajde kući! Stigla su zajednička dobra
Vedran Horvat is managing director of the Zagreb-based Institute for Political Ecology, a think tank that aims to connect environmental and social justice through research and advocacy.
Read more28.11.2016
Confrontación Constructiva o Tensión constructiva: el Estado y los Bienes Comunales
Vedran Horvat is managing director of the Zagreb-based Institute for Political Ecology, a think tank that aims to connect environmental and social justice through research and advocacy.
Read more28.11.2016
Confrontation Constructive ou Tension Constructive – l’État et les Communs
Un entretien avec Danijela Dolenec, Hilary Wainwright, Tomislav Tomašević, Michel Bauwens, et John Clarke, par Vedran Horvat sur la relation entre les communs et l'état.
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Constructive Confrontation or constructive Tension – the State and the Commons
A panel of five experts discuss the ambivalent relationship between the state and the commons.
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TINA, Go Home ! The Commons Are Here
The commons can be a useful tool against the fierce neoliberal push taking place in South Eastern Europe.
Read more29.02.2016
DiEM25, an Ally for a European Wide Offensive?
Greens have always defended that Europe is the right political space to provide answers for the many challenges we face and that it needs a democratic renewal. DiEM25 takes a step, albeit timidly, towards a green Europe and a green and shared prosperity that respects the planet.
Read more02.07.2013
Turning Bitter into Sweet – an Opportunity for the Greens?
The ambivalence within Croatia and the EU regarding Croatia’s recent accession is the result of often contradictory discourses.
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