Publications of the Foundation(De)politicizion of citizens' concerns on security in Albania's public debate
Publications of the Foundation(De)politicizion of citizens' concerns on security in Albania's public debate
Content
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Competitive authoritarianism in the Western Balkans
- 3. EU’s involvement in Albania’s reform process
- 3.1 “The fundamentals first” approach
- 3.2 EC progress report 2020 on Albania: An overview
- 3.3 The political meaning of the new accession methodology
- 4. Democracy in Albania
- 4.1 The State Police and Ministry of Interior
- Graph 1: Level of satisfaction with the cooperation between local government and police on issues of public safety.
- Graph 2: Level of satisfaction with police presence from those living in urban areas compared to rural/suburban ones.
- Graph 3: Results on the most important institution for providing security.
- Graph 4: Level of satisfaction with security in the place of residence by residential area.
- Graph 5: The most important provider of security by the place of residence.
- Graph 6: Perception of trust in the Ministry of Interior.
- 4.2 The Armed Forces and Ministry of Defence
- 4.3 A shift to material security?
- Graph 8: Perception of the greatest threat to Albania’s security by gender.
- Graph 9: Perception of trust in the institutions responsible for managing the Covid-19 pandemic.
- Graph 10: Perception of trust in the institutions responsible for managing the Covid-19 pandemic.
- Graph 11: The greatest threat to personal security.
- 5. Political rhetoric and representation of security concerns in party programs
- 6. Conclusions and recommendations
- 7. References