This year, the Regional School of Political Philosophy “Dr Zoran Djindjic” took on a special format. Instead of traditional lectures, it brought together alumni from previous generations across the region and transformed into an intensive political-crisis simulation.
The school, led by Mirko Dautović, gathered 14 participants who assumed the roles of cabinet members in a transitional government. Their task was to reach a decision on appointing a new prime minister and determining a model of privatization amid a security crisis. The scenario was inspired by the period immediately following October 5, reflecting the challenges faced by the DOS coalition at the time.
The Regional School of Political Philosophy “Dr Zoran Djindjic,” organized by the Foundation in cooperation with the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, has for more than a decade brought together young people from across the region to deepen their understanding of political theory, democratic processes, and regional cooperation.
The school, led by Mirko Dautović, gathered 14 participants who assumed the roles of cabinet members in a transitional government. Their task was to reach a decision on appointing a new prime minister and determining a model of privatization amid a security crisis. The scenario was inspired by the period immediately following October 5, reflecting the challenges faced by the DOS coalition at the time.
The Regional School of Political Philosophy “Dr Zoran Djindjic,” organized by the Foundation in cooperation with the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, has for more than a decade brought together young people from across the region to deepen their understanding of political theory, democratic processes, and regional cooperation.
