Abstract
The Albanian communist legacy has left a significant impact in building a democratic state. Twenty five years have passed since the change of regime, but transition phase toward consolidation and democratization still seems to be unreached and unfulfilled. Even we are geographically part of Europe, we struggling from years to achieve successful reforms in economy, politics and in law. There are five major pre conditions that European Union considers as priorities for Albania to fulfill. Property rights are one of them and it will be a focus of this research. Main objectives studied regarding this article are as follow: 1. Political culture. 2. Political parties. 3. Property administrations efficiency. By analyzing the up mentioned objectives, emphasizing negative externalities of communism, political factors during the transitional period I will try to give an explanation on why there is a real challenge for Albania to pass to the consolidation phase toward a real European democratization. Fulfilling the European criteria is a mutual challenge for Albanian government to improve the quality of people life as well as for Europe itself as the leading institution to support and guide young democracies in making them inner part of the Union. Reforms must be of European standards, effective and with positive outputs. In order to achieve successful reforms, there should be a better collaboration between opposition and the government, to be shown a mature and good political will, to work reasonably and responsibly for a better future for its citizens. DOI: 10.5901/ajis.2015.v4n3s1p548
Highlights
One of the determinants of democracy is the rotation of power
Property rights as a crucial issue for integration is unsolved in these twenty-five years of democracy as a result of several reasons
Albanian elites are oriented toward the West but the concrete attitude they hold is not of a western culture
Summary
One of the determinants of democracy is the rotation of power. The sovereign – the people delegate the state management to the sovereign – the state. This transfer of power through "trusteeship" from sovereign to sovereign is done within the context of human rights, creating a relationship of interdependence and of good will. Albania as a country in transition from 25 years still takes criticism through statements or publications on the process of irregular election / non-recognition of the results by the opposition, corrupt judiciary, and parliamentarians (representing the people) are incriminated, corrupt and incapable administrations and so forth. The European Union has set five preconditions that must be met in order for Albania to be considered for the status and join the European Union member states. Effective measures to strengthen the protection of human rights, Roma and implementation of property right
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