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Albania – Europe’s reluctant gatekeeper
Post-communist Albania has become a transit point for refugees, asylum seekers and economic migrants. Asylum policies and procedures put in place under UNHCR and EU tutelage are fragile and serve the interests of Europe, not Albania
Asylum in the Balkans: European Union and United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees assistance to Balkan countries for establishing asylum systems
A Ghost from the Future: The Postsocialist Myth of Capitalism and the Ideological Suspension of Postmodernity
Support for the Reinstatement of the Death Penalty as a Protest Attitude Against the Judiciary: The Role of Social Context
Whereas the dominant literature related to people’s attitudes toward the death penalty connect the variability of those attitudes with either fear of crime or fear/distrust toward the judicial system, we test our argument that high support for the death penalty and its reinstatement might reflect protest attitude against an untrustworthy judiciary, and more so when people state their attitudes toward the reinstatement of the death penalty than when they state their principled attitudes toward the death penalty. We frame this as a protest attitude. We replicate two sets of ordered probit models on data from a probability sample of 1414 respondents in Albania collected in 2015 via a cell phone random digit dialing technique (RDD). We found respondents’ support for the reinstatement of the death penalty reflects people’s lack of trust in the judiciary, but not necessarily them prioritizing fight against crime
You can go your own way: How transit-country migration attitudes are influenced by European Union ideals
Dataset of people attitudes toward Syrian refugees and the dofile.</p
BigFive_EU_in_the_Balkans_2020_Data.dta
The BigFive_EU_in_the_Balkans_2020_Data,dta is the dataset for paper "Protective measures or shelter-in-place" and EU_in_the_Balkans_2020.do is the dofile. Both files function on Stata 16.</p
Support for EU membership as political trust
This is the dataset for the research project "Support for EU Membership as Institutional Trust: Evidence from the Western Balkans"</p
PoliSci students and the PoliSci profession
We conducted our field research during the 2021-2022 academic year, visiting 11 universities in three Southeast European countries: Albania, Kosovo and North Macedonia. Our population consisted of students enrolled in Political Science or a related subdiscipline, such as Public Administration, Public Policy, and Security Studies. We did not attempt to sample all students enrolled in those programs – students who rarely attend class would not exhibit whatever benefits research-based learning might bring – but we did revisit each classroom twice rather than miss occasional absentees. Our resulting sample frame consisted of 637 active students.</p
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