• Overweight, obesity, and reality television: Exploring health data and the popularity of local versions of The Biggest Loser in the European context 

  Hoyte-West, Antony (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  With rates of overweight and obesity on the rise around the world, there have been numerous reality television shows dedicated to this complex and enduring issue. This exploratory contribution outlines the global epidemiological ...
• Negotiating Identity During the Macedonia’s Name Change Period in Media Discourse 

  Strezovska Trajkova, Zorica (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  The name is an essential mark of one’s identity, and if someone is pressured to change it under any circumstances it would naturally lead to feelings of uncertainty, fear, anxiety and doubt, because it is not only important ...
• Authoritarianism, Conspiracy Theories and Covid 19 Pandemic in Serbia 

  Radak Lazarević, Sanja (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  By placing two key narratives about the origin and the implications of Covid-19 in the global context, the author analyzes their media representations in Serbia in order to highlight their potential correlation with widely ...
• Unmasking the Exception: Covid and the Creation of Enemy in India 

  Ghosh, Sourish (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  In the contemporary political context, a state of exception refers to the ways by which the major liberal democracies are driven by the growing accretion of discriminatory executive power, increasingly evading existing ...
• Documenting architecture. From 3D simulations to virtual restoration 

  Maino, Giuseppe; Maino Biagi, Donatella (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  The Casa del Mutilato (House of the Mutilated) in Ancona, Italy, is a significant example of twentieth-century architecture and the current initiatives aimed at its recovery and restoration can represent a useful and ...
• Book review of Loser 

  Hoyte-West, Antony (Kolegji AAB, 2021)
• Zhuangzi: The Complete Writings 

  Mikado, Naruhiko (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  This brief article is a review of Zhuangzi: The Complete Writings, which was published in March of the last year by Hackett Publishing. Subsequent to a concise explanation about the contextual circumstances in which the ...
• Face masks in education: The cases of Greece and Singapore 

  Kefalaki, Margarita; Rudolph, Jürgen; Tan, Shannon; Diamantidaki, Fotini (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, governments across the world implemented practices and rules related to masks in educational settings and beyond. Through a desktop analysis and systematic literature review, leveraging ...
• The western Balkans and EU multilingualism: A focus on translation and interpreting 

  Hoyte-West, Antony (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  To date, four countries in the western Balkans have attained EU candidate country status: Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia. However, little research has focused on the logistics of how the official languages ...
• Lexical and Grammatical Interference in Translation from Albanian into English 

  Toçi, Arta (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  This study aims to investigate lexical and grammatical interference in translation from Albanian into English. The study raised the questions: To what extent students rely on their mother tongue when learning a foreign ...
• The Impact of Transformational Leadership on Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) in the Workplace: Case study at the Recycling Company Rec-Kos, Kosovo 

  Murtezaj, Donjeta; Ahmeti, Afërdita (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  This research examines whether there exists a positive correlation between the transformational leadership style and factors such as civic virtues, responsibility, altruism, correctness, and civility to practice Civic ...
• Theodor W. Adorno’s Criticism of the German Concept of Bildung 

  Neuhaus, Till (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  The question of how to conduct oneself in the world is arguably as old as mankind itself. Ancient Greek philosophy, namely the sophists, identified a problem which shaped the world since it was first articulated – the ...
• “Il faut défendre la subjectivité”: Vulnerability in Levinas’s Ethics 

  Carbone, Guelfo (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  Levinas conceived ethics as a contestation of the ontological imperialism and its asphyxiating order dominating Western culture, arguing that, rather than ontology, ethics is first philosophy. Supported and led by a ...
• Harmonization of state legislation with EU legislation – the case of the so-called anti-defamation media law in Albania 

  Cara, Arlind (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  Albania is a European country that has been involved in the long process of EU accession since the fall of the communist regime at the beginning of the 90s’, but is yet to meet a number of requirements to join the European ...
• The Duplex World: Keizaburo Maruyama’s Elaboration on Saussure’s Principle of the Arbitrariness of Linguistic Sings 

  Mikado, Naruhiko; Tateyama, Toshiharu (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  This paper has two objectives. It intends, first, to elucidate Ferdinand de Saussure’s discourse on the arbitrariness of linguistic signs and, second, to expound Keizaburo Maruyama’s unique, epistemological thesis developed ...
• Expectations, challenges and achievements of primary school teachers during their first year of work, in Kosovo 

  Alidemaj, Fatjona (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  The first year of work in the teaching profession is characterized by many dynamics, which can be best understood by the voices of the teachers themselves who have passed the first year of work. This qualitative research ...
• The Space of Enforced Disappearance 

  Khan, Shah Ameer (Kolegji AAB, 2021)

  Enforced disappearance is a pertinent issue, particularly in the context of Pakistan and many other developing countries. However, the phenomenon of ‘enforced disappearance’ and the presence of a corresponding ‘penal ...
• Measuring academic engagement among university students in Romania during COVID-19 pandemic 

  Ștefenel, Delia; Neagoș, Iuliana (Kolegji AAB, 2020)

  The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many aspects of personal and professional development, outlining different unprecedented behavioural changes among diverse age population, worldwide. In the context of the lockdown ...
• The Concept of Necropolitics during the Pandemic of Covid-19 in Brazil 

  Tonel, Rodrigo (Kolegji AAB, 2020)

  The present article aims to reflect the access to health in Brazil, especially in the current context of the Covid-19 pandemic, establishing theoretical and conceptual paradigms between the fields of biopolitics and ...
• School-family cooperation through different forms of communication in schools during the Covid-19 pandemic 

  Buza, Violeta; Hysa, Mirlinda (Kolegji AAB, 2020)

  Creating and developing a partnership between schools and families is a topic of many discussions among the scholars in the field of education, so the partnership with the parents is necessary to raise the quality in ...

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