Research

CEDEM established the Department for Empirical Research in 1999. This department conducts research on various social and political phenomena in Montenegro, such as the democracy index, value orientations and ethnic distance, discrimination, perceptions of corruption, media freedoms, etc.

The Political Public Opinion in Montenegro is particularly noteworthy study which CEDEM has been continuously conducting since 1999, thus providing a comprehensive empirical cross-section of the political opinion structure in Montenegro. In addition to testing political opinion on standard criteria (citizens' trust in public institutions, government, political / public figures, political parties, media), the focus of our research is to present current issues of national political life (such as citizens' attitudes towards membership of Montenegro to EU and NATO).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At today's press conference, CEDEM presented the results of the Political Public Opinion of Montenegro, which was conducted in the period from November 26th to December 8th 2018.

As in the previous years, when important political events are in question, CEDEM conducted a poll in order to identify the attitudes of the citizens of Montenegro on certain key socio-political issues, and the specific goal is to continuously monitor trends over a longer period of time through standardized research indicators. As a result, the following indicators have a central place in CEDEM's research: EU and NATO support, citizens' trust in state institutions, government, political and/or public figures, political parties ratings, i.e. indicators that belong to the corpus of standard measurements in the domain of political public opinion of Montenegro.

The results of the poll that were presented by Ms. Milena Bešić, Director of CEDEM. 

Results of the Political Public Opinion Poll are avaiable here.

Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM) has published the results of Research “Forms, Patterns and Extent of discrimination in Montenegro - trends and analysis” in cooperation with Ministry for Human and Minority Rights and Ombudsperson’s Office, within the project “Support to the National Institutions in Preventing Discrimination in Montenegro” (PREDIM), that is financed by European Union and Council of Europe, and for the realization is responsible Council of Europe.

Final report can be found here.

Center for Democracy and Human Rights - CEDEM today presented the results of the research "Child begging in Montenegro - key findings and recommendations" at the EU Info Center. The research was carried out by CEDEM in cooperation with the German organization HELP, in the period from September 25 to September 30, 2017 in six Montenegrin municipalities: Berane, Bijelo Polje, Podgorica, Nikšić, Bar and Tivat.
The aim of the conducted research is to adequately assess the needs and problems of key actors involved in protecting children from abuse, neglect, violence, delinquency, exploitation and trafficking in human beings, all along with a set of recommendations for combating a specific problem - the problem of child begging.

This research is part of the project "Promotion and protection of human rights of Roma, Egyptians and other vulnerable groups" implemented by the Help, in cooperation with CEDEM, Roma Education Fund and Red Cross of Montenegro, with the support of the European Union, through the EU Delegation in Montenegro.

You can download the research here.

  1. Results of the research "Corruption patterns in Montenegro - 2017" have been presented
  2. Results of Political Public Opinion Poll presented
  3. CEDEM has published the results of Research “Discrimination Patterns in Montenegro”
  4. Results of Political Public Opinion Poll presented

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