European Journal of Economics, Law and Social Sciences

2023 - 2026

Current editor(s): Lena Hoffman

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A comprehensive review of the diversion of children in conflict with law from judicial proceedings in Albania: Assessing alternatives to traditional justice pp. 1-12: Peppo Etlon
Transitional Justice as a tool for polarization in Albania pp. 13-21: Stasa Ines and Dedej Arian
Numerical approximation in the application of Risk Parity with Conditional Value at Risk in case of mixed portfolios pp. 22-34: Veliu Denis
Communication and creativity of managers in the context of effective management in organizations in the Republic of North Macedonia pp. 35-43: Zenku Imer and Dimovska Marija K.
Registration of child sexual abusers and paedophiles as a preventive measure – A comparative analysis pp. 44-56: Ratkoceri Vedije
The use of role-playing in German as a foreign language class in Albania pp. 57-65: Shahinaj Livia

Human rights in the technology era – Protection of data rights pp. 1-10: Shehu Vlona Pollozhani and Shehu Visar
Populism as a challenge for Albania’s fragile democracy pp. 11-20: Nezha Kelmend and Muçollari Oriona
Law of Contracts: Their presence in corporate transactions learning pp. 21-26: Karati Mikena
The use of texts in foreign language teaching pp. 27-32: Sejdini Migena and Likaj Marsela
Breach of a treaty as a cause for its termination and the ratio with international responsibility pp. 33-40: Shqarri Fjorda and Jella Anita
Fundamental characteristics of juvenile delinquency pp. 41-47: Ademi Arta Mehmeti
The current situation of the tax system and administration in Albania pp. 48-56: Bardhi Ejona
A comparative view between Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” and Fan Noli’s Albanian translation of “Macbeth” pp. 57-63: Çoku Ornela
EU-NATO Cooperation in the Area of Crisis Management: Case of Kosovo pp. 64-70: Mulleti Niuton
The right to private and family life and the need for protection against the digital environment pp. 71-82: Miço Heliona