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- 31 March 2014
- Obrnice’s Second Chance
A Czech village comes slowly back to life by integrating its Roma and emphasizing education.
- By Lucie Kavanova
- 17 March 2014
- 'We Were Stupid'
A leading Polish intellectual who fought against the old regime says his generation focused too much on freedom with little thought to issues of social solidarity and inequality. From Gazeta Wyborcza.
- By Grzegorz Sroczynski
- 14 March 2014
- Ukrainian Oligarch With Russia Ties Arrested, Russia-EU Chill Could Benefit Baku
Plus, the Russian co-owner of Montenegro’s huge aluminum plant sues the government and Brussels shifts gears on Bosnia.
- By S. Adam Cardais, Sarah Fluck, and Karlo Marinovic
- 7 March 2014
- Pity the Poor Teacher
Yardsticks vary, but however you measure it, teachers are underpaid across the post-communist world, with grave implications for the quality of education.
- By Karlo Marinovic
- 7 March 2014
- Eastern Capitals Eye Crimea Nervously, Russia Eyes More Citizens
Plus, Kosovo towns try to cut nepotism in the schools and a Hague court hears the Serbia-Croatia genocide case.
- By Barbara Frye, Piers Lawson, Sarah Fluck, Annabel Lau, and Karlo Marinovic
TOL's education section is sponsored by the Open Society Institute with the contribution of the Education Support Program (ESP). The ESP aims to facilitate change in education and national policy development in line with the Soros foundation network's mission of promoting open society.
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