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Lirikat E Fjetura
Mehmet Bislimi LIRIKAT E FJETURA Mehmet Bislimi LIRIKAT E FJETURA Redaktor: Prof. Dr. Begzad Baliu Lektor: Emin Halimi Recensent: Adnan Asllani Kopertina dhe faqosja: Sabir Krasniqi Punimi në ballinë: Bryce Botues: PPG “Shkrola Print” Prishtinë Copyright & 2013 Autori Mehmet Bislimi LIRIKAT E FJETURA POEZI ... «Bota femërore» është frymëmarrje e kësaj jete e megjithatë ngulfaten të drejtat e saj! Ajo i jep nuanca shumëngjyrëshe përditshmërisë sonë dhe përjetëson jetën mbi glob e megjithatë globalisht jetën ia errësojnë! Më shumë këngë, më shumë respekt, më shumë liri, më shumë përkushtim, më shumë dashuri... për botën femërore. - autori FJALA E REDAKTORIT Ironia e tekstit Mehmet Bislimi, Lirikat e fjetura, Prishtinë, 2013. Dy dekadat e fundit letërsia shqiptare ka pasur prurje të pazakonshme në fushë të saj, si me numrin e autorëve ashtu edhe me numrin e veprave të shkruara dhe, madje edhe me numrin e veprave të përkthyera. Arsyet e këtyre prurje janë thënë jo njëherë dhe mund të tipologjizohen edhe më tej, si për modelin e ardhur nga radhët e shkrimtarëve ashtu edhe për prirjen semantike të veprave të shkruara a të përkthyera. Shkrimtari Mehmet Bislimi është njëri prej krijuesve të dekadës së fundit, i cili shquhet për trashëgiminë jetësore të biografisë së tij, për modelin se si ka hyrë në letrat shqipe dhe për prurjet estetike të krijimtarisë së tij. Në letërsinë shqipe ai hyn me konceptet intelektuale të krijuesit, që në shoqërinë shqiptare ka sjellë më parë se sa mendimin kritik për letërsinë, mendimin kritik për lirinë e të qenit shqiptar. Duke i takuar radhës së atyre krijuesve që mendimin dhe angazhimin e tyre jetësor e 7 konsideronin mision, ai la mënjanë për shumë vjet anën shpirtërore subjektive deri në fund të Luftës çlirimtare të Kosovës. -
Pralla Popvllore Shqiptare
INSTITUTI I SHKENCAVE PRALLA POPVLLORE SHQIPTARE TIRANË, 1954 INSTITUTI I SHKENC4VE PRALLA POPULLORE SHQIPTARE TIRAME, 1954 Redaktuar nga Komisjoni i folklorit nën drejtimin e Zihni Sakos. STASH 2204 — 52 Tirazhi : 6000 copë N. SH. B. Stabilimenti «Mihal Duri» - Tiranë PRALLA Peihkëtari dhe e bukura e dheut Qe një peshkëtar, kish edhe të shoqen. Një ditë i thotë e shoqja atij: «ore burrë, ti ngaherë shet peshk, nuk do të na sjellç edhe neve njëherë ndonjë»? Edhe ay vate nesret të gjuanjë për në shtëpi edhe tek hodh i mërezhën, zuri një peshk të mirë. Po ay peshk i tha peshkëtarit: «mos më trazo mue, se s'jam fati yt, po lëshomë mua, pa eja nesër të zësh një tjetër, që do të jetë për ty». Edhe ay e lëshoi, e vate zbrazur në shtëpi ku e shoqja po priste peshk me tiganë në zjarr. E pyeti e shoqja: "përse nuk solle peshk, 0 burre» ? Ay i th a se, kështu e kështu më ngjau, o grua. Të nesërmen vajti përsëri ay, edhe zu një ueshk të math, i cili i tha atij: «mirë më zure, po të më bësh tetë fela, dy nga ato t'i shtjesh në portë tënde, dy t'ja shtjesh pelës, dy bushtrës, edhe dy tja japësh s'at shoqe». Edhe ay me të vajtur në shtëpi, e ndau atë me vërtet ashtu siç ish porositur prej sij, E paditur fare gjë ay namëtë te porta mbinë dy selvi, pelëza polli dy hamëshorë të mirë pa anë, bushtra polli dy luanë të çudiçim, edhe e shoqja lindi dy djema trima, edhe të bukur shumë. -
Allocation of Public Expenditures in the Post-War Kosovo: a Critical Analysis
Rochester Institute of Technology RIT Scholar Works Theses 7-2020 Allocation of Public Expenditures in the post-war Kosovo: A critical analysis Leonita Krasniqi [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.rit.edu/theses Recommended Citation Krasniqi, Leonita, "Allocation of Public Expenditures in the post-war Kosovo: A critical analysis" (2020). Thesis. Rochester Institute of Technology. Accessed from This Senior Project is brought to you for free and open access by RIT Scholar Works. It has been accepted for inclusion in Theses by an authorized administrator of RIT Scholar Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Allocation of Public Expenditures in the post-war Kosovo: A critical analysis An Honors Society Project Leonita Krasniqi Advisor: Venera Demukaj, PhD Second reader: Besnik Bislimi, PhD July 2020 ALLOCATION OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES IN KOSOVO Abstract How public expenditures are allocated can have profound effects on the macro-fiscal environment of a country. This research project analyzes how the Government of Kosovo allocates its public expenditures. Two particular strategic documents are examined—the Economic Vision 2011-2014 and the National Development Strategy 2016-2021. It does so by analyzing whether or not the priorities set in these strategies are translated in Medium-Term Expenditure Frameworks and the Budget Laws. Finally, this research project examines how the allocated public expenditures are realized. The research concludes that despite the well- established written strategies, a wide gap exists between the priorities set and their actual execution. 1 ALLOCATION OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES IN KOSOVO Acknowledgments To the professors who have encouraged me to follow the path of economics. -
[ 2007 ] Part 1 Chapter 5 Europe and the Mediterranean
Chapter V Europe and the Mediterranean The restoration of peace and stability in the post- (Moscow Agreement), and Georgia demanded the conflict countries in the European and Mediter- withdrawal of Russian peacekeeping forces from the ranean region advanced in 2007, as efforts to re- conflict zone. Compliance with the Moscow Agree- establish their institutions and social and economic ment and with Security Council resolutions 858(1993) infrastructure continued. However, a number of and 937(1994) was monitored by the United Nations issues remained unresolved. Observer Mission in Georgia (unomig) and by a col- Led by the European Union (eu), the international lective peacekeeping force of the Commonwealth of community continued to assist Bosnia and Herze- Independent States. govina to move towards full integration into Europe No progress was made towards settling the conflict through the eu Stabilization and Association Process. between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the occupied Bosnia and Herzegovina signed a security agreement Nagorno-Karabakh region in Azerbaijan. In July, with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (nato), Nagorno-Karabakh held presidential elections, the but the country was not successful in securing a Sta- results of which were rejected by Azerbaijan, several bilization and Association Agreement with the eu. neighbouring States, the eu, the Organization of the In Kosovo (Serbia), the United Nations Interim Islamic Conference and the Organization for Security Administration Mission in Kosovo (unmik) contin- and Cooperation in Europe, and its status remained ued to assist in the building of a modern, multi- uncertain at year’s end. ethnic society. In March, the Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for the future status of Kosovo pre- Similarly, no progress was made towards settling sented the Secretary-General with his proposal on the conflict with regard to the Transnistrian region Kosovo’s future status. -
Final Report
EASTeWEST MANAGEMENT FROM -THE AMERiCAN PEOPLE INSTITUTE FINAL REPORT KOSOVO NGO ADVOCACY PROJECT Cooperative Agreement No. 167-A-00-01-00108-00 September 2001 through May 2005 Submitted to: U. S. Agency for International Development Submitted by: East -West Management Institute, Inc. August 2005 .LWARC Albanian National Training, Technical Assistance and Resourn Center .L\fPPKO Association of hlik Producers and Proeffsors of Korovo ATRC Advocacy Training and Resource Center AVOKO Iiosovo Adroeaey NGOs Setwork BCIF Balkan Community Initiative Fund BTD Balkan Trust for Democracy CEE Central and Eastern Europe CFA Call for Applications CIDh Canadian International Development Agency E\nn East-Wesl hlanagement Institute. Inc. EFC European Foundation Center EU European Union FDI Foundation for Democratic Initiatives FOIL Freedom of Information Law GMP Generally Accepted Acmunting Principles GTZ German Agency for Technical Cooperation IAS International Accounting Standards ICNL International Center for Not-for-profit Law Irn International Criminal Tribunal for ex-Yugoslavia IDEA International Institute for Democracy and Electoral .\ssistaoce IKDO Kosovar Institute for SGO Law IRC International Rescue Committee KFOS Kosovo Foundation for an Open Society KNAP Kwovo NGO Advocacy Project KTA Kosovo Transition Authority KOhT Kacovo Organization for Sew Initiatives KT1 Kosovo Transition Initiatives n\-I Kosovo \Yomen's Initiative sms htillenium Development Goals NAAC National Albanian .%merican Council NGO Non-governmental organization OCG Office -
2014-2024 Management Plan Prespa National Park in Albania
2014-2024 Management Plan Prespa National Park in Albania MANAGEMENT PLAN of the PRESPA NATIONAL PARK IN ALBANIA 2014-2024 1 2014-2024 Management Plan Prespa National Park in Albania ABBREVIATIONS ALL Albanian Lek a.s.l. Above Sea Level BCA Biodiversity Conservation Advisor BMZ Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany CDM Clean Development Mechanism Corg Organic Carbon DCM Decision of Council of Ministers DFS Directorate for Forestry Service, Korca DGFP Directorate General for Forestry and Pastures DTL Deputy Team Leader EUNIS European Union Nature Information System GEF Global Environment Facility GFA GFA Consulting Group, Germany GNP Galicica National Park GO Governmental Organisation GTZ/GIZ German Agency for Technical Cooperation, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (Name changed to GIZ Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit) FAO Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations IUCN International Union for Conservation of Nature The World Conservation Union FUA Forest User Association Prespa KfW Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau - Entwicklungsbank/German Development Bank LMS Long Term Monitoring Sites LSU Livestock Unit MC Management Committee of the Prespa National Parkin Albania METT Management Effectiveness Tracking Tool MoE Ministry of Environment of Albania MP Management Plan NGO Non-Governmental Organisation NP National Park NPA National Park Administration NPD National Park Director (currently Chief of Sector of Directorate for Forestry Service, Korca) PNP National -
Negotiating Kosovo's Final Status
NEGOTIATING KOSOVO’S FINAL STATUS Lulzim Peci, Ilir Dugolli, Leon Malazogu* 1. The current situation June 10th 1999 marks the beginning of a new stage for Kosovo. With confirmed withdrawal of the forces of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the entry of KFOR, the UN Security Council adopted the Resolution 1244 (hereinafter: UNSCR 1244)1, replacing thus the existing legal order with a new one. In general, Kosovo has experienced a very wide range of constitutional solutions. Since the end of WWII and until the last constitution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) in 1974, we have seen an enhancement of powers of Kosovo (as one of the two autonomous provinces). The federal constitution of 1974 introduced significant changes to the internal organization of the SFRY, decentralizing key areas of governance. Under these arrangements, the Socialist Autonomous Province of Kosovo (SAPK) “had equal representation within the supreme commanding body of the federation, a collective presidency of eight, comprised of a member of each federal unit of Yugoslavia. All representatives enjoyed the right to veto any decision over which the collective body had authority, including those relating to security2. 1 United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244/99. Available: http://www.unmikonline.org/misc/N9917289.pdf (last visited: 20 February 2006) 2 Ilir Dugolli & Lulzim Peci, Enhancing civilian management and oversight of the security sector in Kosovo, KIPRED and SaferWorld, November 2005. p.5. Available online at: http://www.kipred.net/UserFiles/File/SecSectorManagement.pdf (last visited: 15 February 2006). This positive evolution came to an abrupt end in 1989 when the autonomy was revoked. -
02 Klasnja.Indd
THE LIMITS OF INTEGRATION The EU and Kosovo Time to Rethink the Enlargement and Integration Policy? Marko Klasnja The EU’s approach to the HE European Union has been hailed for its contri- Tbution to the largely successful post-communist Western Balkans has been transition in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Exerting its well-known “soft power” advantages by of- plagued with inconsistencies fering the possibility of membership, the EU encouraged and half-baked measures. The the partners in the ongoing process of integration and “Europeanization,”1 here meant to connote the processes situation in Kosovo demonstrates and mechanisms by which European efforts to build political, economic, legal, and social institutions cause that the EU needs to rethink its changes at the domestic level.2 This success story has so policy arsenal if it is to achieve far not been replicated in the Western Balkans, another region undergoing transition where the EU’s ambitions its goals. and pledges seem to mirror those of the earlier “Eastern Enlargement.” The results in the Western Balkans have so far been much more limited and by no means assure an equally successful outcome. This may be a consequence of the much wider range of challenges faced by the region than was the case with Central and Eastern Europe, given the recurring conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, the late start of transition in many countries, and the unsolved territorial and ethnic issues, not to mention other prob- lems. The intricacies of the status-settlement process for Kosovo—that is, whether the province will become an independent country or remain part of Serbia—exemplify the multi-faceted nature of the transition process in the region. -
Kosovo's Ethnic Dilemma
KOSOVO’S ETHNIC DILEMMA: THE NEED FOR A CIVIC CONTRACT 28 May 2003 Balkans Report N°143 Pristina/Brussels TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS.................................................. I. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................... 1 II. THE STATUS DILEMMA: A ZERO-SUM GAME................................................... 2 III. THE PARTICIPANTS................................................................................................... 4 A. BELGRADE ............................................................................................................................4 1. From Isolation to Coordination .................................................................................4 2. Djindjic: Putting Status on the Table........................................................................6 3. After Djindjic: The Future of Relations with Serbia .................................................7 B. THE KOSOVO SERBS .............................................................................................................8 1. The Political Leadership: Pragmatists and Extreme Nationalists.............................9 2. Political Engagement at the Central Level ................................................................9 3. Engagement at the Municipal Level ........................................................................11 C. KOSOVO’S ALBANIANS .......................................................................................................12 -
Final Status of Kosovo: the Role of Human Rights and Minority Rights
Chicago-Kent Law Review Volume 80 Issue 1 Symposium: Final Status for Kosovo: Article 10 Untying the Gordian Knot December 2004 Final Status of Kosovo: The Role of Human Rights and Minority Rights Wolfgang Benedek Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.kentlaw.iit.edu/cklawreview Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Wolfgang Benedek, Final Status of Kosovo: The Role of Human Rights and Minority Rights , 80 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 215 (2005). Available at: https://scholarship.kentlaw.iit.edu/cklawreview/vol80/iss1/10 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Scholarly Commons @ IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. It has been accepted for inclusion in Chicago-Kent Law Review by an authorized editor of Scholarly Commons @ IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. FINAL STATUS OF KOSOVO: THE ROLE OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND MINORITY RIGHTS WOLFGANG BENEDEK* INTRODUCTION After the experience of massive human rights violations in Kosovo, which led to a humanitarian intervention by NATO, it is crucial that the reconstruction of society in Kosovo is based on human and minority rights. Human rights and minority rights will play a major role in building the standards necessary for the final status of Kosovo. However, human rights and minority rights will also be of major importance after the final status has been determined, expectedly in favor of the independence of Kosovo. The Council of Europe, the European Union, and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe ("OSCE") define themselves as or- ganizations based on the rule of law, democracy, and human rights. -
The European Union and the Final Status for Kosovo
Chicago-Kent Law Review Volume 80 Issue 1 Symposium: Final Status for Kosovo: Article 12 Untying the Gordian Knot December 2004 The European Union and the Final Status for Kosovo Adrian Toschev Gregory Cheikhameguyaz Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.kentlaw.iit.edu/cklawreview Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Adrian Toschev & Gregory Cheikhameguyaz, The European Union and the Final Status for Kosovo, 80 Chi.- Kent L. Rev. 273 (2005). Available at: https://scholarship.kentlaw.iit.edu/cklawreview/vol80/iss1/12 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Scholarly Commons @ IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. It has been accepted for inclusion in Chicago-Kent Law Review by an authorized editor of Scholarly Commons @ IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE FINAL STATUS FOR KOSOVO ADRIAN TOSCHEV* AND GREGORY CHEIKHAMEGUYAZ** INTRODUCTION The European Union's ("EU") position on the final status of Kosovo would have remained vague and secretive had it not been for the March 2004 unrests in Kosovo. The events of March 17 and 18, 2004, are likely to shake up and clarify the determination of the EU position. The reactions of the EU institutions in response to the unrests vary. It seems as if the unrests were the starting point for a new discussion within the EU about Kosovo. Kosovo still matters for the international community. Determination of the final status for Kosovo is crucial for regional stability in the Balkans, including the prevention of terrorism and organized crime. -
Keqkuptimi I Arshi Pipes Mbi Mitologjine Shqiptare - Arshi Pipa Misunderstanding on Albanian Mythology] English|Page 11
[Keqkuptimi i Arshi Pipes mbi mitologjine shqiptare - Arshi Pipa misunderstanding on Albanian mythology] English|Page 11 1 e nje kryeveper mbi mitologjite e ndryshme te botes printuar ne 1981 ne Paris, akademiku i famshem anti-komunist Arshi Pipa N shkruajti nje artikull per mitologjine shqiptare. Ai shpjegon se si nje nga tiparet me unike te saj eshte mungesa e zotave apo hyjnive. Fale zbulimeve ne fushat e linguistikes, mitologjise komparative, arkeologjise etj, e dime sot qe kjo deklarate e Pipes nuk ka qene fort e sakte, por sidoqofte, ai vuri re dicka qe duhet sqaruar me tej, pasi mund te coje, dhe ka cuar, ne keqkuptime. Ndoshta i influencuar nga ateizmi i kohes, Arshi Pipa pa nje lloj ateizmi apo nje shenjterim te thjeshte te natyres tek mungesa e zotave ne mitologjine shqiptare. Te thuash qe zotat ne mitologjine shqiptare jane vetem nje koncept me shume se sa qenie fizike, si ne mitologjite e tjera, do te ishte nje keq- interpretim tjeter. Pipa mund ta kete menduar dicka te tille, por ai po kerkonte per hyjni me personalitete dhe role specifike dhe te mire- percaktuara, te cilat, ndryshe nga cka thone stereotipet, nuk ishin gjithnje te pranishme tek mitologjite e lashta Indo-Evropiance. Julius Evola pershkruan tek kapitulli 7 i kryevepres se tij, Revolta kunder botes moderne, se si shume kultura Indo-Evropiane i perfytyronin fillimisht zotat e tyre jo si qenie te ngjashme me njeriun dhe me personalitet, por si forca te mbinatyrshme pa emer, te cilat nuk portretizoheshin permes ikonave. Duke perdorur romaket e lashte si shembull, ai pershkruan se si ne fillim te historise se tyre, Romaket i shikonin zotat si numina apo numen (forca te mbinatyrshme), kurse me vone i shihnin si deus (zota te ngjashem me njerezit ne pamje dhe ne personalitet).