Monitoring the Vote in Croatia

Issue Date October 2000
Volume 11
Issue 4
Page Numbers 159-168
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A nongovernmental organization, Citizens Organized to Monitor Voting (GONG), helped ensure the transparency of Croatia’s recent elections.

About the Author

Suzana Jasic is one of the founders of a nongovernmental organization in Croatia known as GONG (Citizens Organized to Monitor Voting) and has been its executive director since 1999. The author of numerous articles in student magazines, from 1996 to 1999 she was also editor-in-chief of SL and Revolt, two Croatian student publications.

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