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    La democrazia nei Balcani occidentali

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    1. Waveless65 on

      I’m surprised Albania is #1

      I’m not surprised that Serbia is last

    2. FATDIRTYBASTARDCUNT on

      Which of these countries has the best chance of joining the EU in the next few years?

    3. DependentLaw420 on

      Source: American Eagle Burger Institute

      Edit: It’s a meme guys, I’m sorry you are so fragile.

    5. lndigoChild on

      How is Albania that far up? Other Balkan countries must be in absolute chaos if we are in the first place in this index.

    6. rojent on

      nobody wants western democracy anymore especially after what happened to iraq and libya

    7. Substantial_Web_6306 on

      If they don’t follow our agenda, then they are not democratic. We hold the definition of democracy

    8. Substantial_Web_6306 on

      West: bombed Belgrade

      Also west: Why are Serbians against the West?

    9. Justread-5057 on

      Where’s Slovenia and Croatia? I’m missing something.

    10. etron_0000 on

      Ah, democracy in the Western Balkans, a masterclass in how to tread water without actually swimming.

    11. anupsetvalter on

      Does anyone know the reason Montenegro’s performance surged between 2019-2021?

    14. H2k_Frank on

      I was in bosnia last summer and a local said that is was due to corruption but also their political system

    19. colorblind_unicorn on

      For clarification,

      OP used a source and plotted them in a chart and then specifically chose “representation” as the index to show us here.

      There is nothing especially wrong with that but using a title such as “Democracy in western balkans” and then showing only “representation” is kind of misleading, and most of the comments seem to be interpreting this as a absolute “democracy score”.
      It definitely is one of the biggest indices you want to use when evaluating how “democratic” a country is but things such as individual rights, due process, checks and balances etc. matter as well.

      The sub-title mentioning that there are multiple “category level scores” and multiple “indeces”(plural) kind of show that the raw data used more indeces besides “representation”.

      so, OP u/big_cat112, please source? 🙂

    20. suiluhthrown78 on

      Albania near the top since 2008? Im probably not gonna take this index seriously

    21. problemovymackousko on

      That’s what happens when liberal politicians, instead of working for the people who voted for them, work for people who elected them – who bought them. Dictators get power.

    22. Reddit_User_385 on

      Democracy is quiet, if you don’t hear constant news from a country about its state of politics, it means it’s stable. There is no need to comment things that function. This would be reflected here pretty well – I have no idea about the politic landscape in Albania and N. Macedonia, but I know what goes on in Bosnia and Serbia like I live there.

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