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Asian-style export-led growth and the role of law

Renis Zaganjori · Institute of European Studies, University of Tirana, Al…
This paper analyses the growth of Asian economies through its export-led industrialisation policies. Such growth has been uniquely achieved without greater reliance to law, which the neoliberal approach considers integral to development. Among others, this approach relies on private laws for the pro…
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Anglophone and Civilian Legal Cultures: Two understandings of human trust for the global age

Joseph Garske · Chairman of The Global Conversation, USA
The principle of human trust works in both the Anglophone and Civilian legal cultures, but does so in two opposite ways. Although not explicitly stated in either legal tradition, the element of trust is of central importance in both. The two traditions began in the medieval period, but in very diffe…
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Civil rights between legal provisions and political reality in Albania

Doris Koliqi · Institute of European Studies, University of Tirana, Al…
One of the basic principles of civil rights is that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. The life protection, liberty and property should be equally guaranteed to citizens to exclude discrimination of minorities or other parts of the population. These rights are an importa…
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The Role of National Ombudsman’s Offices in Promoting the Concept of good Administration in Albania, Macedonia and Kosovo. The way ahead

Arlinda Memetaj · Kolegji AAB, Prishtinë, Kosovë
The private persons in any democratic state should have a right to dispute the administrative decisions affecting their rights, freedoms or interests before (among others) competent independent courts. It is the key precondition for the principle of transparent and responsible public administration …
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The Code of the Administrative Procedures according to the Principle of the Power Separation and Balancing in the Central and Local Government Bodies in Albania

Mimoza Sadushi, Saimir Shatku · Faculty of Law, University of Tirana, Albania
Different authors at different times have given an unequal definition to the term of public administration compared to what it is used today. The author Georges Vestel has defined the public administration as “the set of activities aimed at maintaining the public peace and meeting other needs of the…
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The Role of Interreligious and Interfaith Dialogue in the Post-Secular World

Biljana Popovska, Zhanet Ristoska, Pablo Payet · Hochschule Furtwangen University, Germany. Ministry of…
Today, western liberal democratic societies are secular, or in other words, religion is set apart from the state. However, the beginning of the 21st century has seen a re-politicizing of the religion. This paper argues that religion plays an important role in current global politics and events. More…
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State, Nation, and Sociology

Roberto Cipriani · University of Roma Tre, Rome, Italy
The sociological science must be employed in the amelioration of society. The intellectual climate of a nation is a determinant feature for the success of sociology. Actually, there are areas in which the frame seems more favourable. The establishment of new electronic journals, regional and nationa…
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Three growing questions about Masonry

Davide Crimi · Independent Researcher, Catania, Italy
Through three capital questions, this short essay tries to offer a general panorama and a better understanding of the proteiform complex body or Masonry. Through by a multi-level hermeneutic, this study get the ambition to be comprehensible both to Readers who are not used to this kind of literature…
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National Sovereignty Vs. Globalization

Michele Marsonet · University of Genoa, Italy
Globalization entails the increasing volume, velocity and importance of flows within and across borders of people, ideas, goods, money, and much else, thus challenging one of sovereignty’s basic principles: the ability to control what crosses borders in either direction. Sovereign States increasingl…
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How Do the Richest 1% Owns 50% of Wealth in a Small-Open Growth Model with Endogenous Wealth and Human Capital

Wei Zhang · Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan
This paper extends the growth model for a closed national economy by Zhang (2015) to a small-open economy. We attempt to explain some economic mechanisms of how the richest one per cent of the population own 50% of national wealth. We consider endogenous wealth and human capital accumulation by hete…