CESA Publications

The Corruption Assessment Report 2014 assesses the progress of anti-corruption in Albania by exploring the relationship between government anti-corruption policies, the institutional setup of governance and the levels of corruption victimization of the population. The motivation behind such approach is that the governance institutional design determines the legitimate rules for …

Policy brief: “Improving parliamentary capacities for better governance of the security sector in Albania” English language Report: “Improving parliamentary capacities for better governance of the security sector in Albania” Albanian language  

Për një polici me integritet dhe etikë: Rëndësia e edukimit bazë dhe atij në vazhdim Ky dokument merr shkas nga studimi që IDM ka realizuar përgjatë vitit 2014, mbi Integritetin dhe korrupsionin në Polici në Shqipëri, dhe ka për qëllim evidentimin e rëndësisë së edukimit policor (bazë dhe në vazhdim) …

Police integrity and corruption in Albania (I) |2014 This study seeks to bring to the attention of policymakers, senior police leaders and officers, other stakeholders, and public at large the problem of police corruption and the particular importance of the fight against this phenomenon among the police. Its main goal …

“Albania’s EU Accession – Is It Risking A 2009 Déjà Vu?” is a brief commentary that elaborates on the current state of the process, the impact of confrontational politics in Tirana and developments within the EU. Click the link to read more:

Anti-Corruption Reloaded Southeast Europe Leadership for Development and Integrity (SELDI) is an anti-corruption and good governance initiative created by CSOs from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey. SELDI contributes to a dynamic civil society in the region, capable of participating in public debate and …

Click to download the leaflet on IDM’s activity and departments over years.

The author of this dissertation thesis is IDM’s Senior Researcher Mr. Foto Duro.

Abstract  International commitments together with local developments have made gender issues rise up the Albanian development agenda, and the security sector is expected to follow this trend. Mainstreaming gender through education is one approach that could be used in this sector as well as in other spheres. Assessing the case …

Independent review of translation of UNSCR 1325 into policy in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia and Serbia. Click to download full publication.