Kristijan Fidanovski

Kristijan Fidanovski is a researcher at the Vienna Institute for Economic Studies and a Ph.D. candidate in social policy at the University of Oxford, where he studies pro-natality policies in the Balkans and Eastern Europe. Kristijan holds a master’s degree in political science and Eastern European studies from Georgetown University in Washington and a bachelor’s degree in the same field from University College London (UCL). In addition to pro-natality policies, his research focus includes party systems, European integration processes, and public health. Kristijan has authored academic papers and columns in Macedonian, English, and Italian for numerous domestic and international publications.

Four potential obstacles for further political rise of Dimitar Apasiev and the Left (Levica)

Kristijan Fidanovski

15.09.21

Kristijan Fidanovski The Left Party has been on the rise at least since the name change referendum in 2018. However, in the long run, this rise may be jeopardized by personnel and geographical constraints, ideological eclecticism, Euroscepticism and the low coalition...

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