Roundtable Discussion: ‘The reform of the public administration and challenges with its depoliticization’
Roundtable Discussion: The reform of the public administration and challenges with its depoliticization Event Summary On December 21, Group for Legal and Political Studies hosted a roundtable discussion about the reform of public administration in Kosovo, in particular being focused on the issue of politicization and professionalism of civil servants. Moreover, a special focus in this round-table discussion was devoted to the impact that a professional public administration has vis-à-vis both the state-buildings efforts and EU integration process, in addition to highlighting the experiences form other post-communist and transition countries.
‘Assessing Democracy in the Western Balkans’ to start …
The Research Committee of the Group for Legal and Political Studies has commenced the Assessing Democracy in the Western Balkans research project. This research project is intended to assess the political behaviour and institutions in the Western Balkans countries from the perspective of democracy. In view of that, this research project will capture the extent to which the Dahl’s poliarchic institutions have been accepted by the political systems of these given countries. As such, this research project will develop a hypothetical ground that explains the rationale of the democratization’s degree in these countries, thus the scope to which the democratic ...
A Paper on Judicial-Constitutional Review Released …
There has been a paper on the Models of Judicial-Constitutional Review just released by the Research Committee of the Group for Legal and Political Studies. The paper discusses the phenomenon of judicial-constitutional review and the institutional models that perform that function. As a result, the paper seeks to build a hypothesis that explains the rationality of the two ‘most representative models’: the American and European one. In the end, the paper builds a hypothesis that shows the rationale of each of these models, arguing the linkage between the model of judicial-constitutional review chosen and the whole governing system’s structural rationality. ...
Panel Discussion on ‘Challenges and Prospects for the Customs Stamps’ Agreement between Kosovo and Serbia: What about tomorrow?’
Panel Discussion: Challenges and Prospects for the Customs Stamps’ Agreement between Kosovo and Serbia: What about tomorrow? Key Speakers: Mr. Dren Doli, Group for Legal and Political Studies Mr. Naim Huruglica, Director General of the Customs of the Republic of Kosovo Mr. Safet Gerxhaliu, Executive Director of the Kosovo Economic Chamber Mr. Shpend Ahmenti, Vice-President of the opposition political party ‘Self-Determination’ Chair: Fisnik Koreinica, Group for Legal and Political Studies, Date: Thursday, September 15, 2011 Venue: EU Information and Cultural Centre, Str. “Fazli Grajqevci” 4/a, 10000 Pristina, Kosovo Event Summary: On September 15, Group for Legal and Political Studies hosted a panel discussion about the current ...
Roundtable Discussion: ‘The reform of the public administration and challenges with its depoliticization’
By admin | August 11, 2009
Roundtable Discussion:
The reform of the public administration and challenges with its depoliticization
Event Summary
On December 21, Group for Legal and Political Studies hosted a roundtable discussion about the reform of public administration in Kosovo, in particular being focused on the issue of politicization and professionalism of civil servants. Moreover, a special focus in this round-table discussion was devoted to the impact that a professional public administration has vis-à-vis both the state-buildings efforts and EU integration process, in addition to highlighting the experiences form other post-communist and transition countries. Read the rest of this entry »
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‘Assessing Democracy in the Western Balkans’ to start …
By admin | March 4, 2009
The Research Committee of the Group for Legal and Political Studies has commenced the Assessing Democracy in the Western Balkans research project. This research project is intended to assess the political behaviour and institutions in the Western Balkans countries from the perspective of democracy. In view of that, this research project will capture the extent to which the Dahl’s poliarchic institutions have been accepted by the political systems of these given countries. As such, this research project will develop a hypothetical ground that explains the rationale of the democratization’s degree in these countries, thus the scope to which the democratic level is sourced by the political actors will find an answer. In general, this research project is aimed at examining the democratic rank of the Western Balkans countries with a view towards their potential democratizing dynamic. Working papers produced for this research project will be published by the Group for Legal and Political Studies Press.
Released by the Public Relations Office, as of 30th of March 2009
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A Paper on Judicial-Constitutional Review Released …
By admin | January 24, 2008
There has been a paper on the Models of Judicial-Constitutional Review just released by the Research Committee of the Group for Legal and Political Studies. The paper discusses the phenomenon of judicial-constitutional review and the institutional models that perform that function. As a result, the paper seeks to build a hypothesis that explains the rationality of the two ‘most representative models’: the American and European one. In the end, the paper builds a hypothesis that shows the rationale of each of these models, arguing the linkage between the model of judicial-constitutional review chosen and the whole governing system’s structural rationality. Consequently, the paper argues that, the American model of judicial-constitutional review shows a higher potentiality for respecting and recognizing the legitimacy of the legislature’s acts.
Released by the Public Relations Office, as of 30th of June 2008
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