Policy Analysis
Policy Analysis in general is a policy advice paper which particularly aims to influence the key means through which policy decisions are made in both local and central levels of government. The purpose of Policy Analysis is to address, more in-depth, a particular problem, to examine the arguments related to a concerned policy, and to analyze the implementation of the policy. Through Policy Analysis, Group for Legal and Political studies seeks to stimulate wider comprehensive debate on the given issue via presenting informed policy-relevant choices and recommendations to the key stakeholders and parties of interest.
PUBLISHED POLICY-BASED PAPERS:
(3) The Politics of Nobel Prize: the Case of Barack Obama (Authored by Fisnik Korenica)
(2) A review upon the ‘Amicus Curiae brief of the Venice Commission on the admissibility of a referendum to abrogate the constitutional amendments of the Republic of Albania Constitution’ (Authored by Dren Doli)
(1) Does the mobilization of G-20 carry democratic implications in the international politics? (Authored by Fisnik Korenica)
FORTHCOMING POLICY-BASED PAPERS:
(3) Assessing democratic outcomes of the June 2008 parliamentary elections in Albania (accepted for peer-review)
(2) The judicial reform from the perspective of functionality in Albania (in progress of research)
(1) The hierarchy of norms inside the Kosovo Constitution: The case of Ahtisaari Plan’s assumed prevalence inside the constitution (in progress of research)