@article{2019:gashi:the_consti,
title = {The constitutional protection of property: The case of Kosovo},
year = {2019},
note = {One of the main constitutional legal protections in Kosovo is that
applying to property. The Constitution guarantees this and it can
therefore be realised at the Constitutional Court. Problems regarding
the protection of property have, for many reasons, been a continuous
feature of Kosovan institutions and society, notably after 1999.
Therefore, this topic, both in the light of the constitutional
provisions and in interaction with the standards and interpretations
of the European Court of Human Rights, constitutes a highly important
one for analysis. This article presents aspects of the requirements
for filing complaints over the protection of property, emphasising the
position of the European Convention on Human Rights in the Kosovo
legal system and the application of Protocol 1 of the Convention. The
paper refers mainly to Kosovo, but the academic discourse it generates
has general applicability. The Constitutional Court, based on Article
53 of the Constitution, obliges all public authorities to implement
the best practice of the European Court in adjudicating the
Constitutional guarantees on fundamental rights and freedoms.},
journal = {SEER Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe},
pages = {53--66},
author = {Gashi, Ardrit},
volume = {22},
number = {1}
}