The European Association for Local Democracy (ALDA) is soliciting applications for its annual G. Martini Scholarship. The scholarship is intended for students or researchers who will develop a project related to local democracy, engagement of civil society, or inter-ethnic dialogue. Those interested in applying for the scholarship are encouraged to propose a project with a focus on: “the European elections and the neighbourhood countries; the state of art in the accession process for the Western Balkans countries; support to participative democracy all around enlarged Europe; and the participatory approaches in multi-ethnic communities.” Apply here before March 15, 2019!

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