Add to ORKGNo state can thrive with corrupt political and legal elites. But if lawmakers and judges are corrupt themselves, fighting corruption with legal means is all but impossible. As a step towards membership in the European Union, Albania has embedded a comprehensive reform of its anti-corruption law directly into its constitution.</p
A discrepancy in corruption levels may be observed between Western European states and the post-comm...
The challenge of fighting corruption is strategic at a global and European level, and the inadequacy...
Albania’s path from isolation and peripherality toward the mainstream (EU-centred) structures of Eur...
Corruption is a fact of public life in Brazil. Since the country’s transition to democracy, corrupti...
Introduction: The Assembly of the Republic of Albania, by virtue of Law no.76 / 2016 On some amendme...
Obviously the study of this paper consists on identifying and why not in addressing the important fa...
The Special Courts against Corruption were established following a comprehensive reform of the Alban...
This paper analyzes the recent judicial reform in Albania, which is in progress since 2015. The new ...
Albania is one of the new democracies in the South-Eastern Europe which hopes to be granted the stat...
During these years Albania has experienced numerous political, economic and social developments, whi...
The reform in the institutions of law consists of a complexity of issues that aim at the establishme...
This article describes and analyses the phenomenon of corruption and the functioningof public admini...
The corruption is a phenomenon highly detrimental to the stability of democratic institutions becaus...
There is no sustainable economic development without a functioning rule of law. Besides sustainable ...
This thesis will first explore the question of to what extent has official corruption been prevalent...
A discrepancy in corruption levels may be observed between Western European states and the post-comm...
The challenge of fighting corruption is strategic at a global and European level, and the inadequacy...
Albania’s path from isolation and peripherality toward the mainstream (EU-centred) structures of Eur...
Corruption is a fact of public life in Brazil. Since the country’s transition to democracy, corrupti...
Introduction: The Assembly of the Republic of Albania, by virtue of Law no.76 / 2016 On some amendme...
Obviously the study of this paper consists on identifying and why not in addressing the important fa...
The Special Courts against Corruption were established following a comprehensive reform of the Alban...
This paper analyzes the recent judicial reform in Albania, which is in progress since 2015. The new ...
Albania is one of the new democracies in the South-Eastern Europe which hopes to be granted the stat...
During these years Albania has experienced numerous political, economic and social developments, whi...
The reform in the institutions of law consists of a complexity of issues that aim at the establishme...
This article describes and analyses the phenomenon of corruption and the functioningof public admini...
The corruption is a phenomenon highly detrimental to the stability of democratic institutions becaus...
There is no sustainable economic development without a functioning rule of law. Besides sustainable ...
This thesis will first explore the question of to what extent has official corruption been prevalent...
A discrepancy in corruption levels may be observed between Western European states and the post-comm...
The challenge of fighting corruption is strategic at a global and European level, and the inadequacy...
Albania’s path from isolation and peripherality toward the mainstream (EU-centred) structures of Eur...