ROMA GROUPS ARE NOT PART OF DEMOCRATIC PROCESSES AND DECISION-MAKING IN THE WESTERN BALKANS REGION
Marginalized communities appear to lack representation in the development of democracy and decision-making processes in the Western Balkans region. Albania, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Read More »
WESTERN BALKANS, HOW FAR AND CLOSE TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE SOCIAL STATE MODEL
Some efforts are being made to build the welfare state in the countries of the Western Balkans. The paper provides an overview of the main indicators of the welfare state and analyzes the challenges Read More »
ENHANCING REGIONAL STABILITY: THE INTERSECTION OF EU AND TURKISH INTERESTS IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS
This paper examines the intersection of European Union (EU) and Turkish interests in the South Caucasus, focusing on regional cooperation. Turkey’s regional cooperation schemes, such as, e.g., the Read More »
BEYOND BORDERS: POPULISM AND THE OPEN BALKAN INITIATIVE
Exploring the intersection of populist politics and diplomatic initiatives, this study focuses on the Open Balkan Initiative along the Eastern border of the European Union. Delving into the nuanced Read More »
ANALYSIS OF ORGANIZED CRIME POLICY IN ALBANIA
Organized crime poses a significant threat to the security and stability of nations worldwide. Governments have developed and implemented various policies to combat this multifaceted issue. This Read More »