The long-term experience of democratic states around the world on the war against corruption has revealed the need of implementing active provision for the reinforcement of the detection and punishment of corruptive ...

Since ancient times and till today the human being has used the natural resources in his territory to fulfill the need to grow. He has not always been careful and friendly to the natural environment leading to problems for ...

In Turkey, there are different ways to audit public administrations. Those ways could be grouped as political audit, administrative audit, judicial audit, pressure groups and public audit. However, in 2010 with a constitutional ...

The Fisher’s hypothesis is regarded as one of the most important hypothesis in macroeconomics. Fisher (1930) argued that the nominal interest rate consists of an expected ‘real’ rate plus an expected inflation rate and ...

European Integration remains, still, the most important objective of the Balkan countries. The reason is simple: To join a family in which the rule of law and democracy are the main principles of every-day life of an ...

The first formal constitutions were created by “fathers” aiming at the eternity and un-changeability of the constitutional text. The constitutional practice and history told us that a constitution cannot be definitive and ...

This paper is aiming to analyze the linkage between savings and the economic growth in transition countries. Savings are composed of household savings, corporate savings and government savings. The aggregate of these ...

The economic interdependence and cooperation among the Western Balkan countries is a key strategic approach of improving their relations as well as an important requirement towards the EU accession. The long term view is ...

Economic growth is a very important indicator, that shows the progress or the regress that a country experiences. It becomes a mean of comparison along with other countries in the world. There are many factors that contribute ...

In the paper, the author indicates the key achievements and weaknesses of the security sector in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, and also what kind of effect so called democratic ...