Adri Nurellari: If the Kosovo-Serbia conflict remains unresolved, we will have an incalculable opportunity cost
Social scientist discusses dialogue, populism, pluralism and frozen conflict.
No party wants to reveal its weak points in circumstances of diplomatic negotiations, because this information can be used against them.
None of these parties are post-ideological, in fact they're super-ideological with rhetoric on steroids.
People in Albania still have a greater preference for radicalism, aggressiveness, revolution and violence, as opposed to gradualism, institutional reforms or democratic political processes.
Fitim Salihu
Fitim Salihu is a former K2.0 staff journalist, covering mainly politics and governance. Fitim has a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Prishtina.
This story was originally written in Albanian.