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About M. Zilincikova

Maria Zilincikova grew up in Slovakia and is now a bachelor student at University College Maastricht. She studies public policy and communication, specializing in CEE countries. She is interested in supporting the cooperation of civil society organisations in the region. She is also a diaspora volunteer for Transparency International Slovakia.

The effect of the pandemic on the civil society in MOSO countries

Civil society in the MOSO region (Central-Eastern and Southeastern Europe) [...]

By |2020-09-03T10:42:00+02:004. September 2020|Categories: Articles|Tags: , , , , |Comments Off on The effect of the pandemic on the civil society in MOSO countries
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lockdown could lead to a much-needed education reform in Slovakia

The teacher lectures, sometimes even reads texts out loud, while [...]

By |2020-06-08T11:20:28+02:0011. June 2020|Categories: Commentaries|Tags: , |Comments Off on lockdown could lead to a much-needed education reform in Slovakia
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The new East-West divide? Why are CEE countries experiencing lower numbers of coronavirus deaths and infections

Author: Maria Zilincikova International students from Central and Eastern Europe [...]

By |2021-04-07T11:22:49+02:0021. May 2020|Categories: Allgemein, Research|Tags: , , |Comments Off on The new East-West divide? Why are CEE countries experiencing lower numbers of coronavirus deaths and infections
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About FOMOSO

As an independent and non-profit organisation, FOMOSO promotes the opinion-forming about Central-Eastern and Southeastern Europe. Furthermore, the aim of FOMOSO is to promote social, political and cultural knowledge about that region.

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