Elvin Gjevori
Biographic Data
| ID | 4377125 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elvin Gjevori |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elvin |
| FAMILY NAME | Gjevori |
| SIGNATURE | GJEVORI E |
| AFFILIATIONS | European University of Tirana |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Kin state non‐interventionism
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of Albanian regional policy from 1992 to 2013. Situated in a conflict‐ridden region and surrounded by co‐ethnics living in Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, Albania has successfully resisted pressure to undertake interventionist regional policies. However, there are no structured accounts as to how Albania fashioned its non‐interventionist regional policy. This article fills this gap and retr…
Albanian peacekeepers
This article provides the first comprehensive account of Albania’s contribution to international peacekeeping and explores its inward-looking rationales for providing peacekeepers. Specifically, we examine why Albania has energetically supported NATO- and EU-led military and crisis management operations and less so UN peacekeeping missions. We find that Albania’s contribution to peacekeeping operations has been primarily shaped by its inward-look…
Crises, interests and elite behaviour
This article provides the first comprehensive analysis of military reform in Albania from the fall of communism until its NATO accession in 2009. It argues that to account for Albania’s military reform trajectory, it is crucial to retrace the interest formation process of its post-authoritarian elites. By examining parliamentary debates and newspaper coverage, the article demonstrates that elite interests in military reform were shaped by their f…
Census politics and ethnicity in the Western Balkans
This article investigates how census politics in the Western Balkans take the form of a political device to entrench or transform ethnic demographics, which can have implications for cooperation and reciprocity between neighbouring states. We argue that the contingency of census politics spring from a trinomial interaction between actors claiming to represent the dominant nationalising state, national minority, and external homeland. Building on …
Census politics and ethnicity in the Western Balkans
This article investigates how census politics in the Western Balkans take the form of a political device to entrench or transform ethnic demographics, which can have implications for cooperation and reciprocity between neighbouring states. We argue that the contingency of census politics spring from a trinomial interaction between actors claiming to represent the dominant nationalising state, national minority, and external homeland. Building on …
Kin state non‐interventionism
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of Albanian regional policy from 1992 to 2013. Situated in a conflict‐ridden region and surrounded by co‐ethnics living in Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, Albania has successfully resisted pressure to undertake interventionist regional policies. However, there are no structured accounts as to how Albania fashioned its non‐interventionist regional policy. This article fills this gap and retr…
Albanian peacekeepers
This article provides the first comprehensive account of Albania’s contribution to international peacekeeping and explores its inward-looking rationales for providing peacekeepers. Specifically, we examine why Albania has energetically supported NATO- and EU-led military and crisis management operations and less so UN peacekeeping missions. We find that Albania’s contribution to peacekeeping operations has been primarily shaped by its inward-look…
Census politics and ethnicity in the Western Balkans
This article investigates how census politics in the Western Balkans take the form of a political device to entrench or transform ethnic demographics, which can have implications for cooperation and reciprocity between neighbouring states. We argue that the contingency of census politics spring from a trinomial interaction between actors claiming to represent the dominant nationalising state, national minority, and external homeland. Building on …
Crises, interests and elite behaviour
This article provides the first comprehensive analysis of military reform in Albania from the fall of communism until its NATO accession in 2009. It argues that to account for Albania’s military reform trajectory, it is crucial to retrace the interest formation process of its post-authoritarian elites. By examining parliamentary debates and newspaper coverage, the article demonstrates that elite interests in military reform were shaped by their f…
Albanian peacekeepers
This article provides the first comprehensive account of Albania’s contribution to international peacekeeping and explores its inward-looking rationales for providing peacekeepers. Specifically, we examine why Albania has energetically supported NATO- and EU-led military and crisis management operations and less so UN peacekeeping missions. We find that Albania’s contribution to peacekeeping operations has been primarily shaped by its inward-look…
Kin state non‐interventionism
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of Albanian regional policy from 1992 to 2013. Situated in a conflict‐ridden region and surrounded by co‐ethnics living in Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, Albania has successfully resisted pressure to undertake interventionist regional policies. However, there are no structured accounts as to how Albania fashioned its non‐interventionist regional policy. This article fills this gap and retr…
Political science (4 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Peacebuilding and International Security (2 works) · State (computer science (2 works)