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Chapter 1 – Albania Authors: Arjan Dyrmishi, Mariola Qesaraku and Besnik Baka 4 Albania 4 Arjan Dyrmishi is senior researcher at the Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM) in Tirana, Albania (http://www.idmalbania.org); Mariola Qesaraku and Besnik Baka are researchers at IDM 15 Almanac on Security Sector Oversight in the Western Balkans
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Page 6 and 7: Acknowledgements This alman
Page 8 and 9: Introduction While official coopera
Page 10 and 11: the purpose of this study, accounta
Page 12 and 13: Different authors chose to present
Page 16 and 17: Abbreviations and acronyms CoM Alba
Page 18 and 19: 2 . The constitutional and politica
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Page 24 and 25: 24 4.3. Parliamentary control and o
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Page 30 and 31: Despite providing a thorough instit
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Page 36 and 37: The most obvious evidence of parlia
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Page 47 and 48: Bosnia and Herzegovina Chapter 2 -
Page 49 and 50: 1 . Introduction Bosnia and Herzego
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Page 57 and 58: Bosnia and Herzegovina The work of
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Bosnia and Herzegovina challenges i
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Bosnia and Herzegovina the judiciar
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Secondary sources Bosnia and Herzeg
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Chapter 3 - Croatia Authors: Sandro
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SSR Security Sector Reform UVNS Off
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Croatia On the second topic the mai
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Croatia president, but its roots ar
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Croatia This web of interrelations
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3 . Transparency of the security se
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Croatia 4 . Patterns of democratic
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4.2. Police / intelligence / armed
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Croatia Horizontal harmonisation al
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Croatia ed and oversight and contro
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Croatia a suspicion of certain misd
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Croatia the spectrum. Remaining ele
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• Second: quality of implementati
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Croatia 15. Smerić, Tomislav; Sabo
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Chapter 4 - Kosovo Authors: Florian
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PSU Professional Standards Unit OCK
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Kosovo The methodology used by the
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Kosovo has the authority to declare
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2.5. Kosovo Police Kosovo Since 199
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Kosovo 3 . Analysis of democratic g
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Kosovo 3.2. Good governance practic
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Kosovo gle source procedures in the
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Kosovo classification of informatio
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Table 3 - Security Sector Parliamen
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Kosovo Another important aspect rel
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Kosovo regularly to the respective
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9. Office of Audit General (OAG) Re
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Abbreviations and acronyms CDS Comm
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under the previous political system
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Table 2: Supervision over Armed For
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the General Staff and also can dism
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138 3.3. Constitutional Court The C
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Table 3: Supervision over Police Ov
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142 4.2. Sector for Internal Contro
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form the role of the National Preve
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Table 5: Supervision over Intellige
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Box 2: Alleged abuse of power and a
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• Insufficient cooperation among
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Bibliography 152 Primary sources 1.
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22. Institute for Human Rights (201
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3. Interview with Aneta Stancevska
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Abbreviations and acronyms CDS Coun
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in charge of overseeing the sector.
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Table 1: Total Budget allocated for
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seven points (requirements) for sta
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Box 1: Impression of the Debate “
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Box 2: EC Progress report, 9 Novemb
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If we shift from theoretical presum
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The poor functioning of the judicia
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Annex: Holistic Matrix of Security
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178 Reports and Journals 1. Born, H
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Chapter 7 - Serbia Serbia Authors:
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1 . Introduction Serbia The securit
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Serbia others. The entire procedure
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Box 1: Untouchables in the Police?
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Serbia Legal preconditions for effe
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3.3.1. Judicial oversight of use of
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Serbia and defence can be vague. So
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Serbia ulating citizens’ rights t
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Serbia ing their effectiveness. 169
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Serbia vides (Art. 16) that the Def
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Serbia handling its yearly audit, h
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6 . Recommendations Serbia 6.1. Acc
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Serbia • Independent institutions
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Serbia 15. Republika Srbija. Narodn
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Annex: Accountability Table Account
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Accountability of Statutory Securit
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1 . Introduction Accountability of
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Annex Accountability of Statutory S
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Bibliography Accountability of Stat
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Project methodology and grades: Map
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Abbreviations and acronyms BCSP Bel
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of seven CSOs from the Western Balk
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Table 2: Results of application of
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institutions financed by taxpayers
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5 . Components of the Methodology B
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tion began during the first year of
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6 . The Logic of Grading The logic
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Within the grading component ‘Con
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• Adequate allocation and managem
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Table 5: Generic grading system 1 2
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number of research methods and a re
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dominantly discussed from collectiv
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primary aim of the project and this
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266 FIELDS OF OBSERVATION Field 1 F
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268 FIELDS OF OBSERVATION Field 1 F
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Bibliography 1. Ball, N., Bouta, T.
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Introduction Below is a compilation
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Albania 276 Despite endeavors to pr
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 278 The work
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 280 • Enco
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Croatia 282 Oversight of the state
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Croatia 284 scope of this type of i
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Kosovo 286 PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL AN
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Kosovo 288 The security institution
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Macedonia 290 Apart from their role
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Macedonia 292 Recommendations: •
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Montenegro 294 PARLIAMENTARY CONTRO
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Montenegro 296 tion have been class
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Montenegro Serbia 298 the Parliamen
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Serbia 300 of public importance. Ot
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Contributing organizations Project
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CENTRE FOR SECURITY STUDIES (CSS) B
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