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Visa liberalisation and economic implication for the Western Balkans

Ylber Sela · State University of Tetovo, North Macedonia
When in April, 2007, western Balkan countries started the facilitation of the visa agreement that will allow them extremely simplified procedures for visa application in order to enter EU countries, many of the citizens of this region that historically has been isolated were skeptical this will real…
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Albania, the human factor and sustainable development: a lesson from the present

Arta Musaraj · ETC - Entrepreneturship Training Center, Albania
Albania as all Balkan countries in general, in the past 20 years faced with deep and continuous socio-economic change which resulted not simply in a totally newly shaped economy, but also in new and unexperienced paths of human resources developments. This referring to the qualitative, quantitative …
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From A Climate Action Plan (CAP) to a Microgrid: The SEEU Sustainability Concept Including Social Aspects

Alajdin Abazi, Iljas Iljazi, Darko Spirovski · SEEU, South East University, North Macedonia
Following new global trends, the South East European University (SEEU), besides excellence in teaching and research, is committed to contributing to climate change effects and energy efficiency. SEEU will introduce a microgrid as a further step from the CAP towards energy sustainability. This paper …
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“Product Placement”: The harmonization of the new Albanian media law with the European Audio-Visual Media Services Directive

Endira Bushati · University of Tirana, Albania
With the Audio-Visual Media Services (AVMS) Directive the explicit regulation of product placement is introduced into the framework of European media law. The product placement is today one of most debated issue for the media law experts in Europe. What is the “product placement”? In what kind of pr…
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Europe and the integration process

Arben Shehu · University of Tirana, Albania
People in different country, may find that globalization and transnationalization of the nation also offer opportunities. Globalization in its literal sense is the process of transformation of local or regional phenomen into global ones. It can be described as a process by which the people of the wo…
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Armenians and 20th century genocide - Debates

Maria Macioti · University La Sapienza, Rome, Italy
During the 1800’s – before the well-known genocide, planned in the twentieth century – there were massacres and persecution on Armenian villages. It is important to underline that many Christian Armenians lived in Ottoman Empire. At the beginning of 1800’s they paid many taxes and felt themselves an…
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The reflective philosophy of European integration - European identity and the transition of post-communist societies. The case of Albania. Aspects of Political Behavior.

Agim Leka · University of Elbasan "A Xhuvani", Albania
Research so far in the field of political philosophy and moral philosophy and experience dealing with Albanian post communist transition period, leading to the potential of these theses to be argued. European integration as an objective process size world as and globalization are two parallels, whic…
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Communication processes, public administration and performance evaluation

Arta Musaraj · ETC - Entrepreneturship Training Center, Albania
Albanian efforts to fulfill European standards and norm in its Public Administration and service delivery, are becoming a research argument for academics and practitioners as well. Even if significant efforts have been made in this direction there is still a gap in analyzing the link between the com…
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San Francisco, California, August 3-31, 2010

Maria Macioti · University La Sapienza, Rome, Italy
What are my impressions of San Francisco, after a month’s stay? A city wrapped in a thick mist, in a fog obstructing the panorama. Cold. A city, less frequently, with a clear blue sky, silhouetting the hills and buildings. Low houses, of two or three stories, each with their own characteristics, wit…
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Albania’s Visa Liberalization - An Outsiders Perspective

Ted Oelfke · Sandhills Community College, North Carolina, USA
The recent liberalization of Albania’s Visa policy on travel is arguably the most positive situation for the Albanian people in decades. They are no longer required to obtain Visas to visit other European countries and places them on equal footing with other European nations in developing both perso…