Election Reform

Elections are a model of parliamentary democracy, through which political parties compete with each other, and offer competitive programs. Their programs are presented to citizens and, on the other hand, they expect from citizens to appreciate and trust their governance with the state. There are many electoral systems; each state has its own development characteristics, so accordingly it is determined for the most appropriate election model. In some countries we have the majority system, and in some proportions, but it is important to organize elections with equal and equal criteria and criteria for all competing parties in the elections. My district-wide experience is quite interesting, for I've been actively participating since 2000 on election-related issues. I was a participant in the broad political party forum in 2000 before the first local elections were held, and I was an active participant at that time to determine the modality of the electoral system.

Autorentext

Blerim Burjani nasceu em Pristina, no Estado do Kosovo. É autor de vários livros no domínio do direito e das relações internacionais. É professor no College of Business e leccionou na Universidade de Pristina, no FAMA College e no Dardania College.