#GradskePolitike komentar - Plan DJB u 20 tačaka za Beograd

Predstoje nam gradski izbori u Beogradu. Iako se nadam da će biti održani samo gradski izbori, poprilično sam skeptičan po tom pitanju. Kako god da bilo, rešio sam da se ozbiljno bavim gradskim izborima. Na društvenim mrežama sam pokrenuo #GradskePolitike kao alat da građani prijavljuju probleme i ukazuju na loše politike grada, kako bi partije mogle da nam predlože rešenja tih problema i kako bismo pokušali da gradske izbore dovedemo do toga da budu izbori na osnovu programa i politika.

Kako se izbori budu približavali, radiću analizu izbornih programa, obećanja i sl. svih izbornih aktera. Pokret “Dosta je bilo” je prvi izašao sa nekom vrstom programa za Beograd i ovo je prvi u nizu tekstova koji će se baviti gradskim izborima i politikama za grad Beograd.

Organizational instability of the Serbian governments: Fifth SNS cabinet

Tekst objavljen na portalu Who Governs Europe

By Boban Stojanović (University of Belgrade)

Serbia gets a new, fifth government since the 2012, when the Serbian Progressive Party came to power. After the election in 2012, we had twice early parliamentary elections, in 2014 on which Vučić had the goal to further increase his power and increase the number of MPs. With the same goal, but also because of local elections, he called elections for the National Assembly in 2016, whose mandate is still ongoing. Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić, as we announcedafter the elections in 2016, decided to run for the President of the Republic and win presidential elections in the first round. When he resigned as PM on June 30th, rest is to choose a person who will succeed him as PM. After a period of uncertainty about the next PM, Vučić, although the party “demanded” that the PM must be from the SNS, decided to choose Ana Brnabić, a first LGBT minister in Serbia from his previous government. Although was a created atmosphere that it was questionable whether the majority would be provided for her, she was elected with 157 votes (out of 250).