Zemri Elezi

Zemri Elezi is a Professor in the Faculty of Public Administration and Political Sciences at South East European University (SEEU), working on a part-time basis. He holds a Doctoral Degree from the Faculty of Law at the University of Prishtina, Kosovo, with a thesis on "Parliamentary Crisis- appearance causes and ways of overcoming them." His academic and professional work spans constitutional law, public administration, parliamentary practices, and electoral systems.

Education:

• Doctoral Degree: Faculty of Law, University of Prishtina (2002-2007)
• Master Degree: Faculty of Law, University of Prishtina (1998-2001)
• Graduate Degree: Faculty of Law, University of Prishtina (1978-1982)

His research focuses on constitutional governance, separation of powers, electoral systems, and minority rights. He has published extensively on topics such as constitutional drafting, parliamentary groups, and administrative theory. His work often bridges theoretical concepts with practical implementations in multiethnic states like Kosovo and Macedonia.

Recent publications highlight trends in democratic elections, constitutional principles, and administrative frameworks. His collaborations and research address challenges in policy implementation and institutional design across the Western Balkans.

Work Experience:

• 2005-Present: Professor, SEEU
• 2001-2005: Pro-Dean, Faculty of Public Administration
• 1997-2001: Vice-Secretary-General, Parliament of Macedonia
• 1991-1997: Chief of Regional Unit, Ministry of Labor
• 1983-1991: Executive Councilor, Municipal Assembly