REPOSITORY

A study of the commons in South East Europe providing a theoretical overview of the commons and cases of commons governance and struggles in Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Macedonia.

In his working paper for IPE, Tomislav Medak discusses the role of technologies in two contrasting ecological transition scenarios - green growth and degrowth.

Edited by Mladen Domazet, "Ecology and Justice" follows from the presentations delivered at IPE’s conference “Climate Justice – Perspectives from Natural and Social Sciences”. The authors are Daniel Hausknost, Melita Carević, Marija Brajdić Vuković, Plinija Poljaković & Karin Doolan, and Drago Župarić-Iljić.

Expert analyses of CETA’s possible effects on Croatia by Vladimir Cvijanović, Paul Stubbs and Dark Znaor.

A brief containing expert analyses of CETA’s possible effects on Croatia’s law, economy, environment, labour, social policy and healthcare, and agriculture. The authors are Marija Bartl, Vladimir Cvijanović, Vedran Horvat, Paul Stubbs and Dark Znaor.

"Message in a Bottle" is an analysis of the public policy on drawing water for bottling, carried out by IPE in cooperation with Zelena akcija (Friends of the Earth Croatia), and as part of the project INTRA WASP – Increasing Transparency in Water and Space management.

The program book of the Green Academy 2020 – Tipping Points, which took place in July 2016. Contains an overview of the three moduls – degrowth, commons and climate justice.

Conference report on the International Degrowth Conference Budapest 2016 that IPE co-organized.

The program book of IPE’s conference Climate Justice – Perspectives from the Natural & Social Sciences, which took place on November 13 2015