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ESI activities in 2002

ESI presentation for COWEB (1 December 2002)
Western Balkans 2004 update (22 November 2002)
Launch of new website (22 November 2002)
Mayors seminar on government in Bosnia (20 November 2002)
ESI at The Hague - The crisis of 2004 (19 September 2002)
ESI in Wilton Park - A New European Moment? (19 June 2002)
ESI in Brussels - Discussions on EU policies (19 June 2002)
ESI in Bucharest - Lessons from international protectorates (26 May 2002)
ESI in Belgrade - Bergedorf Roundtable together with the Körber Foundation (19 April 2002)
ESI in Pisa - Civilian administration in post-crisis areas (6 March 2002)
ESI in Washington - Meetings with the State Department, the National Security Council, in Congress and at the World Bank (14 February 2002)
ESI in Oxford - How could Bosnia and Kososvo join the European Union? (12 February 2002)
ESI in Dubrovnik - Presentation at Wilton Park Conference (18 January 2002)
ESI in London - Options for financing the Bosnian state (9 January 2002)

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Photo credits

Alan Grant is an Irish photographer who travelled extensively in the Balkans and other countries and regions of the world. Thanks to him, ESI is able to show fascinating pictures of the Balkans: the facades of Tirana, the painted mosques of Travnik, the fabulous old houses of Plovdiv and the spectacular blue of water - dark in the Bay of Kotor, emerald in the river valleys of Bosnia, deep blue in Ohrid, twinkling in the Aegean Sea and on the Bosporus.

You can find out more about Alan Grant on his websites:

Jonathan Lewis lives between London and Istanbul. He moved to London and spent many years studying photography and now specialises in photojournalism, documentary photography and commercial work for a wide variety of private and commercial clients in the UK, Europe and Turkey. His work has appeared in a number of magazines and publications and is used on the ESI website as well.

You can find out more about Jonathan Lewis on his website www.jonathanlewisphoto.com