Bojan Georgievski

Bojan Georgievski has an MA from the Faculty of Law, Department of International Law and International Relations. His research interests fall into several areas: the right to privacy and the protection of personal data, media law and new social media. He is the author of several academic and research articles.

What a US-China AI Safety Channel Needs

Lizzi C. Lee

02.11.26

The US-China agreement on an AI incident-reporting channel is a small step in the right direction, but it will not work until both countries adopt domestic rules that require their frontier AI companies to report safety incidents and dangerous...

Malign Russian influence in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Between political blockade, disinformation and geopolitical rivalry

Haris Ljevo

21.10.26

Research conducted in recent years shows that the information space is the single most important arena of Russian activity in Bosnia and...

Can China and America Handle Being Ordinary?

Nancy Qian

19.10.26

A period of sustained economic success taught Americans and Chinese alike that rapid growth was inevitable, leaving their children to learn the hard way that it was not. Whereas Americans have spent decades wrestling with the psychology of interrupted ascent, China is...

Voicing the public interest in Macedonia

Bojan Georgievski

06.10.15

Bojan Georgievski, MA, Institute of Communication Studies Having in mind the recent political developments in the country, it has never been more important to deconstruct the meaning of the term Public interest. It seems that the term has various meanings, depending on...

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