Key Researchers
FISNIK KORENICA LLB MA is a political scientist mainly interested in domestic politics, in international politics and, more particularly, in the interface between the two. Similarly, broadly speaking, Fisnik finds attraction in behavioural politics. Fisnik’s research interests to date have focused in IR, post-communist democratization, political parties’ behaviour, public international law and policy interaction with the electoral behaviour. With a view towards the future, Fisnik plans to follow a narrowly structured interest in the power-making phenomenon, both in international and domestic politics. From the specialized focused interests which drew his academic attention, Fisnik was very specifically engrossed by the mobilization-of-bias in decision-making politics phenomenon. In addition, Fisnik offers research supervision in the fields of his interest for the researchers in the Group for Legal and Political Studies. Apart from that, he has published widely in the field of political science, while lately he has begun to elucidate on policy-based issues also. Fisnik publishes in international journals as well as in the Group for Legal and Political Studies Press. He has also co-authored two books on American democracy.
DREN DOLI LLB MES is a legal scientist mainly interested in public international law and constitutional law. However his interest in political science is not set aside. In view of that, Dren is engaged in political science with favouritism towards the new-institutionalist school of thought. In terms of research interests, Dren is particularly interested in the changing legal character of the public international law, in the relationship between the international law and domestic law including the effect of power in determining this relationship, in constitutional design as a determinant for the political stability and democracy, nevertheless Dren is also interested in the interaction between the political behaviour and law. Apart from the general interests, Dren has shown persistence in researching the concept of sovereignty as an international but also domestic phenomenon. Moreover, Dren publishes regularly in his fields of interests, in international journals and in the Group for Legal and Political Studies Press. In addition to that, Dren supervises the research at the latter Group, in the fields of his interest. Dren has also co-authored two books upon the American democracy.
Artan Rogova BSc MA is an applied economist mainly interested in macro and international economics. His focused research interests comprise of economics of European integration, monetary economics and economics of competition. Besides economics, Artan is also interested in the interrelation between economic indicators and political behavior. Artan has concluded many researches on economic policies, and has theorized upon many economic phenomena. In addition, Artan has published widely on economic policy issues, in international journals as well as in the Group for Legal and Political Studies Press. Artan will be shortly running a research project upon the deregulation of market in the transitory economy of the South Eastern Europe.