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Leadership And Institutional Change And Their Impact On The Curriculum, Andi Koci, Alma Lama, Denis Celcima Oct 2025

Leadership And Institutional Change And Their Impact On The Curriculum, Andi Koci, Alma Lama, Denis Celcima

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Educational institutions need visionary leaders who can handle complex institutional changes because global educational systems keep evolving. The research investigates how leadership methods affect educational program development and institutional transformation through their influence on educational program structure and direction and their ability to maintain program relevance in the twenty-first century. Academic institutions face rapid changes in their environment because of technological progress and global trends and student requirements so leadership stands as the essential power for creating lasting educational transformations and updated curricula. The research bases its understanding of institutional change through transformational and distributed leadership theories which show that …

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From Kahoot To Chatgpt: Student Perceptions Of Edtech And Ai In English Language Learning Motivation, Lisjeta Thaqi, Asra Ramaxhiku Oct 2025

From Kahoot To Chatgpt: Student Perceptions Of Edtech And Ai In English Language Learning Motivation, Lisjeta Thaqi, Asra Ramaxhiku

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In the age of artificial intelligence and digital education, understanding how students respond to technology in the classroom has become increasingly important. This study explores the perceptions of middle and high school students regarding the impact of educational technology (EdTech) and AI-powered tools on their motivation to learn English as a foreign language (EFL). Conducted in a private school in Mitrovica, Kosovo, the study surveyed 130 students from grades 6 to 12 using a structured questionnaire administered via Google Forms. The survey focused on commonly used tools such as Kahoot, YouTube, Grammarly, Duolingo, and ChatGPT. The findings aim to reveal …

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Digital Technologies For Modernizing Coal-Based Power Systems In Kosovo, Avni Alidemaj, Arbnor Lekaj Oct 2025

Digital Technologies For Modernizing Coal-Based Power Systems In Kosovo, Avni Alidemaj, Arbnor Lekaj

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Proper management of electrical energy and its efficient use have gained increasing importance in recent decades due to the growing demand for energy and the need for environmental sustainability. In this context, the development of modern technologies for building automation and energy management has become an essential part of the technological transformations within the energy and construction sectors. This approach not only aims to reduce energy consumption but also contributes to creating a greener and more sustainable environment, while simultaneously enhancing safety, comfort, and control for users. This paper addresses the design and implementation of an intelligent system for energy …

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The Role Of Coal In The Implementation Of The Green Transition Agenda In Kosovo, Nexhmi Krasniqi, Armend Ymeri Oct 2025

The Role Of Coal In The Implementation Of The Green Transition Agenda In Kosovo, Nexhmi Krasniqi, Armend Ymeri

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The recent global energy crisis—fueled by geopolitical tensions, increased energy demand, and persistent dependence on fossil fuels—has highlighted the fragility of current energy systems and the urgent need for a sustainable transformation. High and inefficient energy consumption, closely linked to industrial growth and urban development, continues to undermine ecological balance and accelerate climate change. While technological progress has improved access to renewable sources and advanced energy systems, it has not yet reached the scale or pace required to fully counteract the environmental consequences of unsustainable practices. In response, the European Union has placed the Green Transition and full Decarbonization at …

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How Ai Is Changing The Field Of Design, Gjoko Muratovski Oct 2025

How Ai Is Changing The Field Of Design, Gjoko Muratovski

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Generative design technology, powered by AI, is already shifting the role of the designer— from that of a producer or creator to that of a curator. For designers with strong critical thinking skills, well-developed analytical capabilities, and confidence in framing complex problems, this technology is quickly becoming an asset. For those who rely primarily on technical execution and require detailed design briefs to be provided to them, this technology is now becoming a detriment. In this talk, Prof. Gjoko Muratovski will discuss how to use AI effectively to futureproof design careers and enhance the ability to drive design-led innovation.

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The Role Of Digitalization And Artificial Intelligence In Media, Xhevahire Millaku Oct 2025

The Role Of Digitalization And Artificial Intelligence In Media, Xhevahire Millaku

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The digital journalism and the artificial intelligence or the technology has begun to develop a noticeable speed in all fields, but especially in the media. According to researchers and experts to the journalism, the digital journalism began sometime around the 1990s, while is the necessary condition for the functioning in its early days, so it was the computer, the electronic mail, but also the network in general. In recent years, journalism and the electronic media in general it has offered real and the good opportunities to inform the public, therefore journalists, but also readers, find it easier to read and …

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The Role Of The Independent Media Commission (Imc) In Ensuring The Legality Of Audiovisual Media Services In The Republic Of Kosovo, Faruk Rexhaj, Naser Rugova Oct 2025

The Role Of The Independent Media Commission (Imc) In Ensuring The Legality Of Audiovisual Media Services In The Republic Of Kosovo, Faruk Rexhaj, Naser Rugova

UBT International Conference

The regulation of audiovisual media services remains one of the most important challenges in the democratic and institutional development of the Republic of Kosovo. The Independent Media Commission (IMC) plays a fundamental role in ensuring the legality of broadcasting entities’ activities, by guaranteeing compliance with professional standards, pluralism, and the protection of the public interest. In this context, the alignment of IMC’s legal and regulatory framework with the European Union’s Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD) holds particular importance as a prerequisite for European integration and the strengthening of the rule of law. The aim of this paper is to examine …

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Media Education As A Tool For Civic Empowerment: Critical Approaches Of Youth In Kosovo Towards Online Disinformation, Blerta Aliu Oct 2025

Media Education As A Tool For Civic Empowerment: Critical Approaches Of Youth In Kosovo Towards Online Disinformation, Blerta Aliu

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In the digital information era, young people face an extraordinarily high number of online sources daily. In this constant exposure, disinformation and fake news pose a serious challenge to democracy, public life, and particularly to how youth perceive social processes. This paper aims to analyze the level of media literacy among youth in Kosovo and the role this literacy plays in civic empowerment. Drawing on the Uses and Gratifications theory, the study examines how critical approaches influence the ability of Kosovar youth to detect disinformation and other forms of media disruption. The methodology combines a quantitative survey of young people …

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Emotional Disinformation And Engagement Bait: Ai-Generated Images On Facebook, Hyrije Mehmeti Oct 2025

Emotional Disinformation And Engagement Bait: Ai-Generated Images On Facebook, Hyrije Mehmeti

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Emotional disinformation and engagement bait: AI-generated images on Facebook PhD. Student Hyrije Mehmeti1 Abstract Images generated with Artificial Intelligence (AI) are emerging as a powerful tool for disinformation, particularly on Facebook, where content spreads rapidly and reaches wide audiences. This paper examines how such images are used as engagement bait in Albanianlanguage Facebook posts to spread emotional disinformation. The study draws on fact-checkerverified cases where fabricated visuals were paired with captions designed to provoke user interaction and amplify reach. Using a qualitative case study approach, the analysis was guided by three criteria: the post included an AI-generated image, the text …

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The Impact Of Podcasts On The Creation Of Public Discourse In Kosova, Driton Iseni Oct 2025

The Impact Of Podcasts On The Creation Of Public Discourse In Kosova, Driton Iseni

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In the digital era, podcasts have emerged as a powerful medium of communication that significantly influences public discourse. This study aims to highlight the impact of podcasts on the creation and shaping of public discourse in Kosovo. Through an in-depth analysis of podcast content and a series of interviews with creators, listeners, and communication experts, this paper examines the ways in which podcasts contribute to informing, educating, and mobilizing public opinion. In Kosovo, where traditional media face various challenges, podcasts have become an important platform for information and discussion. They provide opportunities to address topics that often remain outside the …

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The Impact Of Social Media Effects On Women’S Rights In Kosovo, Edona Sulejmani Oct 2025

The Impact Of Social Media Effects On Women’S Rights In Kosovo, Edona Sulejmani

UBT International Conference

This paper explores the impact of social media on women's rights in Kosovo, focusing both on fundamental issues and more serious concerns that often remain unresolved or fail to receive adequate institutional and media attention. In recent years, Kosovo has seen a notable increase in reports related to the challenges and violations faced by women, particularly through social media. These reports have varied in quality - some accurate and professionally handled, others misleading or distorted, resulting in disinformation and misrepresentation of reality. One critical aspect this study seeks to examine is whether there exists a degree of hesitation on the …

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Composing A Piece For A New Instrument: The Case Of The Octo – A Work In Progress, Yanis El Masri Oct 2025

Composing A Piece For A New Instrument: The Case Of The Octo – A Work In Progress, Yanis El Masri

UBT International Conference

This article intends to describe the compositional approach I have been taking in order to write a chamber music piece for the octo – a new instrument from the electric guitar family, invented by Liburn Jupoli and crafted by Ari Lehtela. The compositional process took an experimental approach that entailed the creation of strategies to compose music for an instrument that is not yet mass produced and which I, as the composer, have never seen in real life and to which not much music has been composed yet, aside from the music composed by its own inventor. The knowledge I …

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Design And Validation Of An Injection Mold For A Plastic Product, Leonor Caka, Fidan Smaili Oct 2025

Design And Validation Of An Injection Mold For A Plastic Product, Leonor Caka, Fidan Smaili

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In this paper, product and mold design in injection molding process is presented, as well as their material selection. Before the first prototype, computer-aided design CAD and tools for computer-aided engineering (CAE) (like MFA – Mold Flow Analysis) were used to achieve the best possible flow quality and ensuring that the process will be economical during production. Suitability for industrial application is assured by analyzing the mechanical, technical and chemical material’s properties. Disadvantages of injection molding, such as the high initial cost for mold equipment are emphasizes, and also highlighted its benefits for mass production compared to other manufacturing processes. …

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Multispectral Pedestrian Detection In Low-Light Conditions: Infrared, Visible, And Fusion-Based Approaches For Cctv Applications, Ylli Rexhaj, Redon Rexhepi, Arxhend Jetullahu, Ideal Rafuna Oct 2025

Multispectral Pedestrian Detection In Low-Light Conditions: Infrared, Visible, And Fusion-Based Approaches For Cctv Applications, Ylli Rexhaj, Redon Rexhepi, Arxhend Jetullahu, Ideal Rafuna

UBT International Conference

Reliable pedestrian detection under low-light conditions remains a big challenge for intelligent surveillance and autonomous monitoring systems. Visible (VIS) or RGB sensor fail in darkness due to limited illuminations, while in the other hand infrared (IR) camera lack fine visual texture. This paper presents an adaptive multispectral pedestrian detection framework to address these limitations that combines the strengths of VIS and IR modalities through Weighted Boxes Fusion (WBF) applied to separately trained YOLOv8 models. Three variants of YOLOv8 the nano, small and medium models were trained independently on the LLVIP dataset. During inference, their outputs were merged using WBF with …

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Phytotherapeutic Potential Of Lawsonia Inermis And Juglans Regia In Dermatologic Care: Enhancing Patient Adherence And Outcomes Through Community Pharmacy Practice, Dafinë Kastrati Zejnullahu, Emine Daci Zejnullahi Oct 2025

Phytotherapeutic Potential Of Lawsonia Inermis And Juglans Regia In Dermatologic Care: Enhancing Patient Adherence And Outcomes Through Community Pharmacy Practice, Dafinë Kastrati Zejnullahu, Emine Daci Zejnullahi

UBT International Conference

Eczema and superficial mycoses are common, chronic dermatologic conditions that affect quality of life. Conventional therapies may cause side effects and resistance. This prospective observational study evaluated a topical emulsion containing Lawsonia inermis and Juglans regia in a community pharmacy with pharmacist-led interventions. Seventy-three adults applied the emulsion for up to 21 days. Significant improvements in erythema, scaling, and pruritus were observed, particularly in cases of chronic eczema. No adverse events occurred. Pharmacist counseling improved adherence and reduced corticosteroid use. These findings highlight the therapeutic potential of phytotherapeutics and emphasize the evolving role of community pharmacists. Further randomized trials are …

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Ribosome Biogenesis, Ribosomal Protein Alterations, And Tumor Suppressor P53 In Cancer: Molecular Mechanisms And Therapeutic Opportunities, Mendorr Xharra, Yllka Gashi, Anjeza Temaj, Erda Aliu, Sefedin Bilalli, Driton Selmani, Shefki Xharra, Kumrije Xharra, Gazmend Temaj, Nexhibe Nuhi Oct 2025

Ribosome Biogenesis, Ribosomal Protein Alterations, And Tumor Suppressor P53 In Cancer: Molecular Mechanisms And Therapeutic Opportunities, Mendorr Xharra, Yllka Gashi, Anjeza Temaj, Erda Aliu, Sefedin Bilalli, Driton Selmani, Shefki Xharra, Kumrije Xharra, Gazmend Temaj, Nexhibe Nuhi

UBT International Conference

Ribosomes, as essential cellular machines for protein synthesis, are tightly regulated in normal cells but become dysregulated during cancer development, contributing to uncontrolled proliferation and biomass accumulation. Increased ribosome biogenesis and mutations in ribosomal proteins are hallmark features of many cancers. These alterations often lead to ribosomal stress, triggering p53-mediated cellular responses, a key tumor suppressor pathway frequently mutated or inactivated in malignancies. Advances in understanding ribosome-related molecular pathways have paved the way for novel anti-cancer therapies targeting ribosome biogenesis, ribosomal protein function, and associated signaling cascades. Additionally, the formation of polyploid giant cancer cells (PGCCs) contributes to tumor heterogeneity …

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Socializing Math Equally? Exploring Gendered Assumptions In The Home Learning Environment, Besjanë Krasniqi, Susan Sonnenchein, Michele Stites, Emma Snyder Oct 2025

Socializing Math Equally? Exploring Gendered Assumptions In The Home Learning Environment, Besjanë Krasniqi, Susan Sonnenchein, Michele Stites, Emma Snyder

UBT International Conference

Although many parents believe they treat their children the same, subtle gender differences in how they support math learning may go unnoticed. This study examined how parents perceive their math socialization practices and whether they believe these would differ if their child were a different gender. Forty primary caregivers (88% mothers) of children aged 4–9 were interviewed about the home math environment. While all parents stated that math is equally important for boys and girls, 40% framed this around gender equality, 68% mentioned universal relevance, and 10% mentioned gendered differences in math ability. When asked how their behavior might change …

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The Relationship Between Parenting Styles And Self-Esteem, Mirlinde Bilalli, Ermire Bilalli Oct 2025

The Relationship Between Parenting Styles And Self-Esteem, Mirlinde Bilalli, Ermire Bilalli

UBT International Conference

Introduction: One of the aspects of human personality that most contributes to improving life quality and realizing one’s true potential is self-esteem. From an early age, the foundation is laid for the future person—someone who knows what they want and knows how to realize themselves. The first environment where a child experiences the world is their family. Parents play the role of educators, helping the child build their value system. It has been found that the family environment influences the development of certain personality traits, such as self-esteem. Aim of the study: To determine whether there is a relationship between …

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The Role Of Organizational Culture And Management Strategies In Sales Employee Performance, Dorjana Feimi Oct 2025

The Role Of Organizational Culture And Management Strategies In Sales Employee Performance, Dorjana Feimi

UBT International Conference

In today’s highly competitive economic environment, organizations encounter increasing challenges in managing human resources and sustaining high performance, particularly within the sales sector. This study examines the impact of organizational culture and management strategies on sales employees’ performance, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors that drive motivation, engagement, and professional outcomes. A quantitative research design was employed, utilizing a structured questionnaire that combined closed-ended items with an open-ended question. This methodological approach allowed for the collection of robust statistical data to analyze the relationships between variables, while also capturing employees’ personal perceptions and experiences. The study offers …

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Bridging Academia And Industry Through Information Technology Training And Coaching, Besnik Skenderi, Diamanta Skenderi Oct 2025

Bridging Academia And Industry Through Information Technology Training And Coaching, Besnik Skenderi, Diamanta Skenderi

UBT International Conference

Higher education institutions are increasingly required to act as dual hubs, combining the academic mission of knowledge creation with the practical demands of industry. This paper examines how Intelligent Information Systems (IS) can bridge academia and industry to strengthen employability and foster innovation. Drawing on three cases from UBT, the study highlights effective practices and challenges. The ALLED II Project integrated VR/AR technologies into schools, providing immersive learning and aligning digital education with labor market needs. The Digital Bootcamp offered intensive training in web design, ecommerce, and digital marketing, achieving high satisfaction rates and direct employability outcomes. The Mentorship and …

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The Institutional Role Of Journalism In Post-Conflict Societies: The Case Of Kosovo, Ferid Selimi Oct 2025

The Institutional Role Of Journalism In Post-Conflict Societies: The Case Of Kosovo, Ferid Selimi

UBT International Conference

This study asserts that the traditional professional values underpinning journalism are becoming increasingly ambiguous, while established normative frameworks have diminished in their descriptive influence. Drawing on Hanitzsch’s (2011) typology of journalistic cultures, the research analyzes responses from a structured survey of 46 media professionals. Through the application of the Priority Model, the study explores how these professional role orientations intersect with neo-Gramscian perspectives on hegemony, particularly in shaping journalists’ priorities during the production and dissemination of news. The research investigates the institutional roles of journalistic cultures within Kosovo, with a specific focus on their evolving engagement in broader societal responsibilities …

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The Challenge Of Domestic Violence In The Balkan States, Marigona Bajraktaraj, Florent Azemi Oct 2025

The Challenge Of Domestic Violence In The Balkan States, Marigona Bajraktaraj, Florent Azemi

UBT International Conference

Domestic violence is a major social problem that includes physical, sexual, emotional, economic, and psychological forms.It appears as a repeated pattern of behavior aimed at control and domination over the partner, affecting the lives of all family members.The main characteristics are the abuse of power and the violation of the victim’s fundamental rights. The consequences manifest in pain, suffering, and the undermining of the victim’s health and safety.Many victims remain in abusive relationships due to fear and threats of harm.Balkan states have criminalized domestic violence and established penalties for offenders. The phenomenon is also linked to femicide and has worsened …

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Employment And The Impact Of Nepotism In Human Resources, Arsim Gjinovci, Dren Gjinovci Oct 2025

Employment And The Impact Of Nepotism In Human Resources, Arsim Gjinovci, Dren Gjinovci

UBT International Conference

The two interconnected problems of nepotism and corruption damage economic growth and public institutions while breaking down the rule of law. Nepotism manifests when organizations give employment opportunities to family members and personal acquaintances instead of selecting candidates based on their professional qualifications. Nepotism and corruption together create an environment of unfair competition that damages public trust between citizens and investors which threatens democratic governance. The research investigates which elements support nepotism and corruption while studying their effects on organizations and economic performance of the nation. The research investigates how these phenomena directly influence personnel selection and career progression throughout …

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Why Organized Crime Is In The Spotlight In Kosovo And Beyond, Florent Azemi, Merita Muharremi Oct 2025

Why Organized Crime Is In The Spotlight In Kosovo And Beyond, Florent Azemi, Merita Muharremi

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Organized crime represents a complex and dynamic challenge to national security and the legal order of modern states. Its forms and manifestations are diverse, constantly evolving as a result of political, social, and economic changes. This paper aims to analyze some of the most significant forms of organized crime in the contemporary context, focusing on phenomena such as corruption, human trafficking, money laundering, drug trafficking, and arms smuggling. Instead of concentrating on the mafia as a classical form of organized crime, this study emphasizes modern forms that have gained prominence in recent decades. Through a review of legal and criminological …

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Digital Culture And Language Use: Generational Perceptions Of Aave Slang In Higher Education In Kosovo, Rina Sefiu, Adea Mustafa Oct 2025

Digital Culture And Language Use: Generational Perceptions Of Aave Slang In Higher Education In Kosovo, Rina Sefiu, Adea Mustafa

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African American Vernacular English (AAVE) has emerged as a primary source of online slang, with terms expanding on platforms like TikTok. This study investigates at how slang, especially terms from AAVE, is recognized, used, and perceived at the University for Business and Technology (UBT) in Kosovo across a number of generations. An anonymous survey about social media usage, familiarity with specific slang terms (e.g., slay, it's giving, sus, GOAT), perceptions of differences between generations, and attitudes regarding the cultural origins of slang was given to UBT professors and undergraduate students (first to third year). The study additionally provides insight into …

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Motivation For English Language Learning Among Macedonian Academic Staff: Analyzing Key Motivational Drivers, Vesna Prodanovska Poposka Oct 2025

Motivation For English Language Learning Among Macedonian Academic Staff: Analyzing Key Motivational Drivers, Vesna Prodanovska Poposka

UBT International Conference

In a world where academia is more connected than ever, English proficiency has become the master key for Macedonian scholars seeking to unlock international opportunities. This study investigates the motivation for English language learning among academic staff in North Macedonia, focusing on the identification of the most and least influential motivational drivers. Based on the data collected from 72 respondents across public and private universities, an adapted Attitude/Motivation Test Battery (AMTB) was used to measure both instrumental and integrative motivation. The results indicate a clear hierarchy of drivers i.e. the highest scores for international career advancement ("useful in getting better …

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Spoken Language Transfer From Albanian Into English And Lexical Anglicisms Used In Albanian Among 8th Grade Students At “Emin Duraku” Lower Secondary School In Prishtina - A Case Study, Bekim Emini Oct 2025

Spoken Language Transfer From Albanian Into English And Lexical Anglicisms Used In Albanian Among 8th Grade Students At “Emin Duraku” Lower Secondary School In Prishtina - A Case Study, Bekim Emini

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This case study explores spoken language transfer and anglicisms used among 8thgrade lower secondary students at ‘Emin Duraku’ school in Prishtina. Using a 14-item selfdeveloped questionnaire, this study examined grammatical, semantical and lexical-level language transfer from Albanian into English and the use of common anglicisms. Six students took part in the study by orally rendering words, phrases and sentences and by identifying anglicisms. Study results revealed some negative language transfer in oral translations. Food, sports and technology anglicisms were used correctly; some students’ responses were target-like, especially general and specific-field anglicisms used in Albanian.

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The Impact Of Marketing And Accompanying Campaigns Of The "Golden Eagle" Energy Drink On Consumer Choice Of This Product And The Application Of Machine Learning For Market Segmentation And Consumer Behavior Prediction, Albrim Danca Badallaj Oct 2025

The Impact Of Marketing And Accompanying Campaigns Of The "Golden Eagle" Energy Drink On Consumer Choice Of This Product And The Application Of Machine Learning For Market Segmentation And Consumer Behavior Prediction, Albrim Danca Badallaj

UBT International Conference

In the time we live, marketing has become part of our daily lives, so much so that when we go out on the street we see advertisements everywhere, when we enter social networks they appear as video spots for a few seconds, when we watch. TV they appear between shows, while recently it has also started to be applied in the GPS maps of certain cars. All this has made Marketing and its forms an integral part of business development. According to many marketing researchers before the 1950s, marketing was mainly used to identify strategies and tactics simply to sell …

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Empirical Analysis Of The Impact Of Fdi, Trade Openness And Human Capital On Economic Growth Case: Western Balkans (Wb6), Ardian Uka, Erzana Uka Oct 2025

Empirical Analysis Of The Impact Of Fdi, Trade Openness And Human Capital On Economic Growth Case: Western Balkans (Wb6), Ardian Uka, Erzana Uka

UBT International Conference

In economic literature, a country's real economic growth—measured by the annual growth of real GDP—is frequently the primary approach of analysis. This method eliminates the impact of inflation, allowing for a constant evaluation of economic development. This approach serves as the basis for the study's investigation of the effects of a number of important variables on economic growth, including trade openness, the Human Development Index (HDI), and foreign direct investment (FDI). These factors were chosen because they are relevant to regional dynamics and global trends in the Western Balkans, or WB6, as they are popularly known in this research. Albania, …

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International Financial Management Albania Exchange Rate Regimes, Ardian Uka Oct 2025

International Financial Management Albania Exchange Rate Regimes, Ardian Uka

UBT International Conference

This research article presents Albania's exchange rate regime from 1990 to 2024, with a particular emphasis on the evolution and modification of these regimes throughout time. It critically examines various exchange rate systems and evaluates their ramifications for the Albanian economy. The study looks at significant economic and political changes, particularly moments of crisis, and assesses their impact on exchange rate stability and the larger financial system. The relationship of exchange rate regimes and financial sector performance, notably stock exchange and monetary flows, receives special emphasis. This study also investigates country-specific risk, with a full analysis of Albania's political risk …

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