Conflict as a socio-political notion
Ymer Ismaili
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Ymer Ismaili
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Pregledni znanstveni rad Primljeno: studeni 2006.The confl ict of 2001 in the Republic of Macedonia between Albanian uprisers of the NLA (National Liberation Army) and the Macedonian police and army contains all proportions of theoretical and scientifi c interpretation with respect to political juridical terminology, verifi ed scientifi c terms for similar usage in objective circumstances.Confusion in the interpretation of the 2001 confl ict also derives from disrespect for political juridical terminology and objective reality of subjective events.This confusion ocurs in scientifi c surroundings in Macedonia and as such continues to "function" within mass communication as well.This paper aims to provide a more real and objective image in the interpretation of the confl ict in 2001, by emphasizing disrespect for political termoinoligy by the actors of the 2001 events.
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Pregledni znanstveni rad Primljeno: studeni 2006.The confl ict of 2001 in the Republic of Macedonia between Albanian uprisers of the NLA (National Liberation Army) and the Macedonian police and army contains all proportions of theoretical and scientifi c interpretation with respect to political juridical terminology, verifi ed scientifi c terms for similar usage in objective circumstances.Confusion in the interpretation of the 2001 confl ict also derives from disrespect for political juridical terminology and objective reality of subjective events.This confusion ocurs in scientifi c surroundings in Macedonia and as such continues to "function" within mass communication as well.This paper aims to provide a more real and objective image in the interpretation of the confl ict in 2001, by emphasizing disrespect for political termoinoligy by the actors of the 2001 events.
Key concepts: Politics, Political science, Political economy, Sociology, Law