Academicus

After fifteen years, this is the first issue of Academicus Journal to be published without Arta Musaraj, its Founder and Editor-in-Chief, who worked until last May to publish it.
It is the first volume published without her presence. She passed away at just 50 years old.

Sixteen years ago, in the inaugural issue of Academicus, Franco Ferrarotti, the greatest Italian sociologist of all time, one of the most famous in the world, wrote:
"A journal born in an era dominated by electronic messaging is today clearly both an act of intellectual courage and a fervent hope for the future.
Especially in developing countries along modern industrial lines, such as Albania, a journal like this could mark a turning point with respect to political theories that are still purely intuitive or dogmatic metaphors of the past."

Franco Ferrarotti also passed away a few weeks before Arta Musaraj. He was almost 100 years old.
We can't even imagine what he would have written in that issue, were he still alive in memoriam of Arta.
It was Arta Musaraj who was given the honor of commemorating Ferrarroti in issue 31.

This issue, issue 32, which closes the era of demarcation between what she has published and what will be published in the future, presents us with the challenge of how to maintain and realize her dream of a scientific journal open and free to all.

We believe we will succeed. Seeing in this issue a group of excellent authors from around the world—from a Mediterranean mix of Albania, Italy, and Algeria to the Balkans, the United Arab Emirates, and South Africa—and their fascinating topics, we feel proud of the path that lies ahead.

It is no coincidence that this issue is opened by Guglielmo Chiodi, an extraordinary professor at Sapienza University of Rome, a member of the Electoral Council, and a close collaborator of Professor Arta Musaraj throughout her formidable career, including in the doctoral programs at Sapienza, which he directed, where she taught her modules and seminars.
In his memory, this issue describes unique details of the distinctive project of the Italian "New Academy”, “conceived and born” in Albania.

It continues with the excellent works of Daniele Battista, Wafia Tihal, Gjeraqina Leka, Abdelhak Chenini, Nageshwari Pam Moodley, Luisa Nardi, Vincenzo Auriemma, Algirdas Makarevicius, Philip Harttrup, Panthayil Krishnan Baburajan, Morefaith Naledi Sibanyoni, Peter J.O. Aloka, Maend Kullaj, with extraordinary contributions that are all worth reading.

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If I had to define the composition, in terms of topics and research methodologies, of the number 28 of Academicus ISJ, it would result as a bouquet of readings in the summer heat matured through the cold arguments of a global interest, which does not follow any kind of seasonality. Read the editorial note by Arta Musaraj, editor in chief, and you'll see what you'll like and you'll read it in one gulp.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/prof-dr-arta-musaraj-phd-75995a6/recent-activity/all/

Nëse do të na duhej të përcaktonim përbërjen, për nga tematika dhe metodologjitë e kërkimit, të numrit 28 të Academicus ISJ, do të rezultonte si një tufë leximesh në vapën e verës të maturuar përmes argumenteve të ftohta të një interesi global, që nuk njeh stine. Lexoni shënimin editorial të Arta Musarajt, kryeredaktores se revistes, dhe do të shihni se ajo qe do t'ju pëlqejë do te lexohet me një fryme.

OASPA, Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association, shoqata e cila mbledh botuesit që promovojnë botimin e artikujve shkencore në Open Access, si një certifikues autoritativ dhe ndërkombëtarisht i njohur "par excellence" i botimit të OA, pas një procesi rigoroz vlerësimi, bazuar në "Parimet e Transparencës dhe Praktikës më të Mirë në Botimet Studimore" të krijuara në bashkëpunim me Komisionin për Etikën e Publikimit (COPE) dhe Organizaten e Revistave me Akses të Hapur (DOAJ), përfshiu Academicus ISJ në kategorinë e tij të Botuesve Akademik në OA, si modeli mbizotërues i komunikim për rezultatet shkencore, të cilat i ofrojnë komunitetit shkencor një shpërndarje të gjerë dhe të shpejtë të përmbajtjes që ata krijojnë, si një ndikim të shtuar ne kërkimet të tyre.

OASPA, Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association, which gathers publishers that globally promote the publishing of the scientific content in Open Access, as an authoritative and internationally well-known “par excellence” certifier of the OA publishing, after a rigorous evaluation process, based on the Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing created in collaboration with The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), included Academicus ISJ in its category of Scholar Publisher in OA, as the predominant model of communication for scholarly outputs, which provide to the scientific community a wide and quick distribution of the content they create, as well as an increased impact of their research.

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Nje "Shenim Editorial" ndryshe per publikimin e ri te Academicus Journal nga Arta Musaraj

A particular Editorial Note for Issue 26 of Academicus Journal.
‘Lessons learned’ or ‘using experience and knowledge of the past, in new, present and future situations’, is the leitmotif of this issue of Academicus, introduced in a turbulent and conflictual moment in human history. As a reminder that we, humans, always risk repeating our history, when it comes to creating conflict, but we can help ourselves, if we find out the best way to use our experiences and baggage of knowledge, since the world as it is, is nothing new.

Prof.Dr.Arta Musaraj (PhD) on LinkedIn: Editorial Note Issue 26, July 2022 Academicus ISJ A particular Editorial Note for Issue 26 of Academicus Journal. ‘Lessons learned’ or ‘using experience and knowledge of the past, in new, present and future...