By Ylli Manjani Beyond the debate on whether or not the prime minister had the right to intervene to announce the expropriation of the two "sherds" of Orikum, there is a much more important question than the case itself: can private property be stripped of its protection, in a society that claims to be built on a market economy? […]
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By Ylli Manjani Beyond the debate on whether or not the prime minister had the right to intervene to announce the expropriation of the two "sherds" of Orikum, there is a much more important question than the case itself: can private property be stripped of its protection, in a society that claims to be built on a market economy? […]