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ENDRI KONFERENCA 8 PRILL 2017.Indd ISBN: 978-9928-214-60-7 1-st International Conference on Social and Natural Sciences Proceedings Vienna, 8-9 April Acces online at www.iipccl.org IIPCCL Publishing, Tirana-Albania Book of procedings ICSNS I - 2014 FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON: “SOCIAL AND NATURAL SCIENCES – GLOBAL CHALLENGE 2017” (ICSNS I-2017) VIENNA, 8 APRIL 2017 Organized by International Institute for Private- Commercial- and Competition Law (Austria) in Partnership with Institute of History and Political Science of the University of Białystok (Poland), School of American Law (Greece) Edited by: Dr. Lena Hoff man 1 ISBN: 978-9928-214-60-7 1-st International Conference on Social and Natural Sciences Proceedings Vienna, 8-9 April Acces online at www.iipccl.org IIPCCL Publishing, Tirana-Albania Book of Proceedings Firstof Fi ftInternational h International Conference Conference on: on: Book of Proceedings of Fourth International Conference on: “Interdisciplinary“Social and Studies Natural – Global Sciences Challenge – Global 2016” Challenge 2017” “Business, law, administration and(ICSNS social sciences I-2017) - Challenges towards the future 2016” Vienna, 8 April 2017 Editor: Endri Papajorgji Lena Hoě man Editor: Lena Hoff man TiranaVienna, - Bialystok 8 April 2017 ISBN: 978-9928-214-60-7 ISBN:ISBN: 978-9928-214-44-7978-9928-214-..................978-9928-214...............978-9928-214-44-7 Disclaimer Every reasonable effort has been made to ensure that the material in this book is true, correct, Disclaimer complete, and appropriate at the time of writing. 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The views expressed by contributors do not necessarily refl ect those andof UniversityCompetition of law,Bialystok Institut (Poland), za nau Internationalna istra ivanja Institute (Montenegro), for Private, Tirana Commercial Business Universityand Competition (Albania) law and (Austria), University School College of American Pjeter LawBudi (Greece). of Pristina, (Kosovo). 2 22 ISBN: 978-9928-214-60-7 1-st International Conference on Social and Natural Sciences Proceedings Vienna, 8-9 April Acces online at www.iipccl.org IIPCCL Publishing, Tirana-Albania International Scientific Committee ICBLAS III-2015 ICBLASICSNSICIS V- IV I- 2016 -2017 2016 Prof. Dr. Helmut Flachenecker, Universität Wuerzburg (Germany) Prof. Dr. John Rowley Gillingham, University of Missouri (USA) Prof. Dr. Jürgen Wolfb auer, Montanuniversität Leoben (Austria) Prof. Dr. H. Ekkehard Wolff , Universität Leipzig (Germany) Prof. Em. Dr. Karl Otwin Becker, Universität Graz (Austria) Prof. Em. Nikolaus Grass, Universität Innsbruck (Austria) Prof. Em. Rolf Ostheim, Universität Salzburg (Austria) Prof. Dr. Werner Lehfeldt, Universität Goett ingen (Germany) Prof. Dr. Horst Weber, Universität Chemnitz (Germany) Prof. Em. Josef Barthel, Universität Regensburg (Germany) Prof. Dr. Gracienne Lauwers, Universiteit Antwerpen (Belgium) Prof. Dr. Evis Kushi, University of Elbasan (Albania) Dr. Sasha Dukoski, University St. Kliment Ohridski – Bitola (Macedonia) Dr. Hans-Achim Roll, Rechtsanwalt (Germany) Prof. Em. Johannes Bronkhorst, University of Lausanne (Switzerland) Prof. Dr. Horst-Dieter Westerhoff , Universität Duisburg-Essen (Germany) Prof. Dr. Francesco Scalera, Università degli studi di Bari Aldo Moro (Italy) Prof. Dr. Thomas Schildbach, Universität Passau (Germany) Dr. Angelika Kofl er, Europäisches Forum Alpbach (Austria) Prof. Em. Ott o Rosenberg, University of Paderborn (Germany) Prof. Dr. Joseph Mifsud, University of East Anglia, London, (UK) Prof. Dr. Nabil Ayad, University of East Anglia, London, (UK) Dr. Mladen Andrlic, Director of the Diplomatic Academy (Croatia) Prof. Dr. Iraj Hashi, Staff ordshire University (UK) Prof. Em. Winfried Mueller, University of Klagenfurt (Austria) Prof. Dr. Juliana Latifi , Tirana Business University (Albania) Prof. Em. Hans Albert, University of Mannheim (Germany) Dr. Magdalena El Ghamari, University of Bialystok (Poland) Prof. Dr. Bektash Mema, University of Gjirokastra (Albania) Prof. Dr. Piotr Kwiatkiewicz, University of WAT/WLO (Poland) Prof. Dr. Slađana Živković, University of Niš (Serbia) Prof. Dr. Sebastiano Tafaro, Università degli studi di Bari Aldo Moro (Italy) Prof. Em. Johann Götschl, University of Graz (Austria) Prof. Dr. Rajmonda Duka, University of Tirana (Albania) Prof. Dr. Laura Tafaro, Università degli studi di Bari Aldo Moro (Italy) Prof. Em. Robert Müller, University of Salzburg (Austria) Prof. Dr. Malyadri Pacha, Osmania University (India) Prof. Dr. Mario Calabrese, Sapienza University (Italy) Prof. Dr. Azem Hajdari, University of Pristina (Kosovo) 3 ISBN: 978-9928-214-60-7 1-st International Conference on Social and Natural Sciences Proceedings Vienna, 8-9 April Acces online at www.iipccl.org IIPCCL Publishing, Tirana-Albania TABLE OF CONTENTS Factors aff ecting the vocational choice of young people in Albania/ (Vlora case) ..............................................................................................................................9 Ermira Sela Using a participatory multi-criteria approach for forest planning: A case study in Prespa Park .................................................................................................15 Dorina Grazhdani Protecting children’s rights and the legal framework in Albania ................................26 Nejla Peka Dritan Peka The principal functions of close friendship How varies their importance by gender teenagers in middle adolescence .....................................................................34 Ingrit Luani Criminal-legal framework of combating corruption in Republic of Kosovo .................................................................................................................................42 Sevdali Zejnullahu Globalization and International Migration: The Impact on Albanian Families ....................................................................................................................................52 Marsida (Salihi) Tafi lica Subsidies in agriculture- descriptive analyses of medicinal and aromatic plants sector .............................................................................................................................61 Merita Gecaj A critical pedagogy approach to ESP courses ...................................................................67 Slađana Živković The development of creativity in the process of musical education ..........................74 Ilir Ramadani Data for Aquatic Insects (Odonata) with Environmental .............................................80 Eltjon Halimi Anila Paparisto The socio-legal framework of the child protection system in Albania .......................87 Ina Zallëmi Standard and non-standard forms during women’s discourse in southern regions ................................................................................................................93 Aida Lamaj Zamira Kote Artemisi Shehu/Dono Majlinda Xhika 4 ISBN: 978-9928-214-60-7 1-st International Conference on Social and Natural Sciences Proceedings Vienna, 8-9 April Acces online at www.iipccl.org IIPCCL Publishing, Tirana-Albania Annual radiation environment and its eff ects on health, case study of Vlora, Albania ....................................................................................................................110 Dafi na Nazaj On the Albanian dialect lexicography ...............................................................................116 Përparim Fakaj The problems of milk production in farming businesses in Albania .........................125 Merita Marku Medical devices regulatory framework in Albania ........................................................130 Melisa Troshani Ranela Ceci Erjon Troja Arbenita Pajaziti Social Protection Schemes for disabled people in accordance with the Albanian Legislation ......................................................................................................136 Yllka Rupa Pharmaceutical system reform in Kosovo .........................................................................143 Arbenita Pajaziti Melisa Troshani Ranela Ceci Erjon Troja Stress in School: Importance of Support from Teachers, Parents and Peers ..............149 Florim Gallopeni Fatbardha Musa Donjeta Limani Doruntina Bytyqi Rina Musa Evaluation of contamination status of rain waters in Tirana and Elbasani, Albania ...................................................................................................................154 Alma Shehu Majlinda Vasjari Implementation of the “open society” - Karl Raimund Popper ...................................162 Fjorentina Kodrallari (Kllogjeri) ISO standards and their application in environmental protection in Albania ................................................................................................................................166 Iris Petrela Ina Xhepa Role of local government
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