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Vol.4 , No. 6, Publication Date: Oct. 17, 2017, Page: 63-71
![](https://www.facebook.com/dialog/feed?app_id=808315475849687&link=http://www.aascit.org/journal/archive2?journalId=910%26paperId=5512&redirect_uri=http://www.aascit.org/journal/archive2?journalId=910%26paperId=5512&display=popup&name=Global Effects in the Ideology: The Case of Kosovo&description=The ideological misunderstanding of political parties in Kosovo at a first reading creates the idea of a virus that has passed in many countries with consolidated democracy. In this logic, we can not claim something different to us, for how long, the claim to refer to different doctrines is viewed with much skepticism. There are many politicians who advocate how socialism and capitalism are doing practices that are in line with each other. In the European and world political scene, it is found a cooling and reduction of the debates and of the leftist right antagonistic positions. Adapting a modern philosophy that is important to identify the problem, find the causes of the creation and propose measures or better policies for its elimination, has oriented the left and right political forces and their programs Towards more pragmatic solutions in relation to social theory or cognome streams that they might prefer. The social processes themselves force them to do so. The most typical example of this political philosophy is Tony Blair's political experience in England and the success of his liberal neo-liberal platform, which is synthesized to ensure the survival of binomial economic efficiency - social equality. The same philosophy and political action is also found in the analysis Of reforms or development programs in Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Austria, Finland, Sweden, the United States etc. where in many cases the ruling parties were parties of the right-wing Christian Democrats or traditional conservatives, again political pragmatism is Solving the problems associated with a pragmatic compromise with the parties of social democratic orientation. However, despite the similar tendencies in these countries, the Albanian context is not the same, and certainly, the factors that have influenced these countries for such policies do not have the same effect. Exactly, the evaluation of external and internal factors in the Albanian context is an interest, whether to "blame" the political class somewhat for ideological ambiguity, but also to make it accountable for the relationships it has created over the years.&picture=http://www.aascit.org/aascit/decorators/img/journal/910.jpg)
| [1] | Burim Mexhuani, Departament of Social Science, European University of Tirana, Tirana, Albania. |
The ideological misunderstanding of political parties in Kosovo at a first reading creates the idea of a virus that has passed in many countries with consolidated democracy. In this logic, we can not claim something different to us, for how long, the claim to refer to different doctrines is viewed with much skepticism. There are many politicians who advocate how socialism and capitalism are doing practices that are in line with each other. In the European and world political scene, it is found a cooling and reduction of the debates and of the leftist right antagonistic positions. Adapting a modern philosophy that is important to identify the problem, find the causes of the creation and propose measures or better policies for its elimination, has oriented the left and right political forces and their programs Towards more pragmatic solutions in relation to social theory or cognome streams that they might prefer. The social processes themselves force them to do so. The most typical example of this political philosophy is Tony Blair's political experience in England and the success of his liberal neo-liberal platform, which is synthesized to ensure the survival of binomial economic efficiency - social equality. The same philosophy and political action is also found in the analysis Of reforms or development programs in Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Austria, Finland, Sweden, the United States etc. where in many cases the ruling parties were parties of the right-wing Christian Democrats or traditional conservatives, again political pragmatism is Solving the problems associated with a pragmatic compromise with the parties of social democratic orientation. However, despite the similar tendencies in these countries, the Albanian context is not the same, and certainly, the factors that have influenced these countries for such policies do not have the same effect. Exactly, the evaluation of external and internal factors in the Albanian context is an interest, whether to "blame" the political class somewhat for ideological ambiguity, but also to make it accountable for the relationships it has created over the years.
Keywords
Ideology, Kosovo, IMF, Political Parties
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