• Proceedings Book of The 2nd International Conference on European Studies 

  Unknown author (2015-02-17)

  Since the fall of the Berlin Wall all the Balkan countries have turned their direction toward the EU and NATO. During these two decades there have occurred very drastic changes in this region. Yugoslavia has been dissolved ...
• The Financial Crisis, Its Dimensions and Consequences in the World and the Albanian Economy 

  Esmeralda Uruci; University "Aleksander Moisiu"; Albana Borici; University "Luigj Gurakuqi" (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  The goal of this paper is to give a complete overview of the global financial crisis consequences in the Albanian economy. It is a fact that the world crisis has affected our economy by trembling the factors and equilibriums ...
• The Need For Coordination Of Pension Systems In Balkans with a focus on Albania, Macedonia and Kosovo 

  Merita Xhumari; University of Tirana (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  This paper will treat one of the social challenges facing the Western Balkan countries in the process of European integration, the need for coordination of the old agepension systems. Along with the economic cooperation, ...
• Balkan Multiculturism: Example to Itself & to the EU 

  Cuneyt Yenigun; Istanbul Kultur University (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  Almost all countries in the Balkan area are the multicultural samples with their heterogenic mosaic. This heterogeneity has become the reason of social togetherness and economical development in its history. According to ...
• The Labor Market Impact of Albanian Emigration to the EU after Full Membership: A Survey of Theoretical and Empirical Literature 

  Gungor Turan; Epoka University (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  In literature and surveys, the issue of economic impacts and consequences of potential immigration from non-EU countries like Albania to the EU labor market have been much debated especially in the EU side. According to ...
• Albania and Apulia Contribution to European Identity 

  Onofrio Romano (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  The contribution focuses on the identity issue with reference to the European integration process.To this aim, the case of the Southern Adriatic area - covering the Italian South-East and South western Balkans (namely ...
• European Perspective of Kosovo 

  Ylber Sela; South East European University; Halim Bajraktari; South East European University (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  Kosovo's relations with the EU continued to intensify the darting steps, especially fromJune 1999, when Kosovo came under the supervision and administration of UNMIK,where the mission of the United Nations Interim in Kosovo ...
• Ict And Albanian Public Administation Reform 

  Kozeta Sevrani; University of Tirana; Rovena Bahiti; University of Tirana (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  European integration, along with rapid and sustainable growth, remains overarchinggoals for Albania. Public administration is a great asset of our country because it is the main pillar of the integration reforms. Therefore, ...
• The Energy Community of Southeast Wurope: Finding New Approach for Enhancing the Regional Cooperation (an alternative to EU Enlargement?) 

  Sonja Risteska (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  The regional integration process is seen positively by the EU as a way to keep theBalkans on the path of development without making them immediately memberstates. EC used neo-functionalism and the spill-over effect as ...
• The Enlargement Policy of EU and Relations with Turkey 

  Coşkun Topal; Karadeniz Technical University (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  The Asia, Middle East and the West have all played unique role in shaping thedirection of Turkey`s foreign policy. The Asianness bears the characteristics offeudalism and nobadic life style and this influences many aspects ...
• The Business Challenges Of Entrepreneurship In Transition Economies 

  Kemal Can Kilic; Cukurova University; Ceyda Keles; Osmaniye Korkut Ata University (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  Increase in globalization and internationalization in markets has created a complex business environment for all size firms in open market and also in transition economies. We see that there are more obstacles for entrepreneurs ...
• An Analysis Of General Situation Of Auditing And Auditing Profession In Turkish Insurance Sector During European Union Pre-Accession Period Of Turkey 

  Niyazi Kurnaz; Dumlupınar University; Hanife Topal; Dumlupınar University (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  Nowadays, to search the accuracy of the information given in financial statementsthat are declared to public related to the operations and transactions companiesperform and their conformity to legal regulations has become ...
• Corruption and the functioning of public administration as challenges for European integration of Albania 

  Kujtim Morina (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  This article describes and analyses the phenomenon of corruption and the functioningof public administration in Albania, which are considered among the key challenges inthe process of European integration. Albania has made ...
• Macroeconomic Challenges for Macedonia toward European Union and European Monetary Union membership - Copenhagen and Maastricht Criteria 

  Petrit Pollozhani; State University of Tetova; Bardhyl Dauti; State University of Tetova (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  In this paper we have analyzed the major macroeconomic challenges that Macedonia might face for becoming part of European Union countries, which are related to the capacity of Macedonian economy for meeting the prerequisites ...
• Knowledge and Innovation policies in the Direction of the European Integration 

  Snezana Hristova; University American College (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  Knowledge and innovation have become the key to competitiveness and economicsuccess. In the pursuit of economic competitivenes, the ability to achieve success inthe market depends from the labor competitiveness and innovation. ...
• Does Macedonia Have to Abandon Its Fixed Exchange Rate of the Denar or Devaluate It? 

  Jeta Hani; Kadishe Limani (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  We are in the world economic crisis' swirl and the economies in transition are intervening in order to protect their currencies from devaluation, concretely Macedonia. Our research treats the issue if, in the actual crisis ...
• An Evaluation of Chapter 14 of EU Acquis Communautaire Energy Acquis, Albanian Law Approximation and Challenges 

  Orjeta Jaupaj; Bashkim Lushaj (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  As it is known, the pre-accession period should be maximally used to provide concreteevidence of the country's ability to respond to the EU membership requirements.The current paper aims at analyzing the approximation of ...
• Power of the Commission and the Supranationalist Dimension of the Eu 

  Muhammet S. Kafkasyali; Kirikkale University (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  In this work, the power and independence of the Commission are investigated from three perspectives which are the reflection of the supranational dimension of the EU.The first is theoretical perspective that includes two ...
• EU Policy on Migration Management and Its Impact for the Western Balkans: The 'Case of Albania' 

  Luljeta Ikonomi; Tirana University (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  The paper analyses the EU policy on migration management and its impact for countries of origin of migrants, with a specific focus to the case of Albania. It examines the efforts of Albania to align its migration policies ...
• Determinants of the Female Employment Rate in The European Union in Comparison With Non-Europaen Countries With a Special Look at The Republic Of Macedonia 

  Merale Fetahi; State University of Tetovo; Irena Spasenoska; State University of Tetovo (International Conference on European Studies, 2013-07-15)

  The purpose of this study is to analyze the determinants of the female employmentrate in the European Union where we have used panel analyses of 27 countriesmembers of the European Union from 1995 till 2008. In order to ...

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