Albania's democratic transition - one of the longest and most
arduous of post-communist Europe - has failed to produce
consolidated institutions. Therefore, this book undertakes the
first comprehensive review of Albania's military and judicial
reform - from 1992 to 2009 - to ascertain why military reform
produced substantial institutionalisation and judicial reform did
not. The author analyses the different outcomes by outlining how
political elites constructed the interests that shaped their
subsequent political actions. Overall, this book presents a novel
theoretical account for institutionalisation in emerging
democracies and sheds light on two of Albania's most important
democratisation reforms. The book will appeal to practitioners
working on institutionalisation reforms, institutionalist and
democratisation researchers interested in post-authoritarian
transitions, and area study scholars focusing on Albania and the
Western Balkans.
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