Croatian public policy think tank Centre for Public Policy and Economic Analysis (CEA) strongly advocates individual liberty, open markets, policy improvements, EU & NATO enlargement, as well as transatlantic and global security alliance of democratic countries.

Policy analysis and research

In order to advocate fact based policies, CEA is gathering information to design policy analysis and multidisciplinary research in the areas of economic policy, public management, global security and geopolitics. Moreover, CEA provides policy analysis for portals Ekonomski Lab, Pametni gradovi, Talas.hr, 4 Liberty.eu, Atlas Network, and ex-Banka.hr.

Key projects

CEA’s strategic projects are Croatia 2025 and Detektor – Croatia 2025 provides concrete and measurable public management and economic reform solutions for a more competitive Croatia, while Detektor provides open-source intelligence of populist disinformation and geopolitical risks for Croatia and transatlantic institutions (EU & NATO) associated with Russian and Chinese influence.

Project Detektor:

Neupitan je euroatlantski smjer naše zemlje
Disinformation as Geopolitical Risk for Transatlantic Institutions
Post-truth in the context of disinformation and a risk for fact-based policymaking (conference)
Populist Conspiracy Narratives and Other Forms of Disinformation in Croatia
Overview of the Russian disinformation narratives
Dezinformacije se najbolje šire kroz populizam
Postoji li kriza liberalne demokracije?
Sigurnost, energija, obrana – pregled ključnih odluka

CEA has had cooperation contacts with several think tanks, including Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, Council on Geostrategy, European Values Center for Security Policy, Fraser Institute, Libertarian Club, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Atlas Economic Research Foundation, Lithuanian Free Market Institute, Timbro and Hayek Institute.

CEA participated in several events and seminars, organized by the following think tanks: European Values Center for Security Policy (Prague) – training on disinformation activities within Kremlin Watch project; Friedrich Naumann Foundation (Tbilisi) – International Security of South Caucasus, NATO, and EU Perspectives; Southern Methodist University (Dallas) – Economic Freedom Network; Atlas Economic Research Foundation (New York) – Think Tank Leadership Training and Liberty Forum; Lithuanian Free Market Institute (Vilnius) – European Academy for Intellectual Entrepreneurs, Think-tank school; Friedrich Naumann Foundation (Gummersbach) – International Academy for Leadership; Institute for Economic Studies Europe (Aix-en-Provence) – Understanding the Current Crisis to find our Way Out.

Board members

President: Petar Vušković
Vice Presidents: Daniel Hinšt and Milan Deskar Škrbić
other Board members: Igor Šlosar, Matej Hittner, Goran Vojković and Filip Galić

Financing

CEA has been financed by member contributions, project based grants and individual donations.

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