Gjenealogjia e familjes shqiptare Albani

Epirus, today commonly called Albania

“Epirus hodie vulgo Albania” – Epirus, today commonly called Albania. A formula from old maps becomes the key to an entire history.

An Albanian Pope: Clement XI Albani – Genealogy of the Albani Family of Urbino and Bergamo

A pope of Albanian descent: Clement XI Albani – in an expanded new edition.

History of the Albanian People – four books, from the Pelasgians to 1939

From the Pelasgians to King Zog’s kingdom: the history of the Albanian people in four books.

The Trojan War – according to Dictys of Crete and Dares of Phrygia

What really happened at Troy? Two eyewitnesses tell a different story from Homer’s.

George Castriot Skanderbeg – in the works of European artists and old archival sources. National historical album

What did Skanderbeg really look like? For the 550th anniversary of his death, this album shows how Europe has portrayed the Albanian national hero over the centuries.

Pelasgians – Illyrians – Albanians. A historiography of antiquity and of the continuity of a pre-Hellenic people

Pelasgians, Illyrians, Albanians: three names – and, as the author argues, one single, unbroken people.

History of the Albanian State and Law – from the Pelasgian and Illyrian kings to King Zog I

From the Pelasgian and Illyrian kings to King Zog I: how Albanian statehood grew over the millennia.

Diplomatic and Consular Law

Who enjoys immunity – and why? A textbook on the rules by which states deal with one another.

The Diplomacy of Ismail Kemal Bey Vlora – internal rivalries in Albania and the road to independence 1912–1913

How did 28 November 1912 come about? Some 200 previously unknown documents retell the story of Albanian independence.

History of Diplomacy

From the first envoys to the modern world of states: the history of the art of negotiation.

Foundations of Diplomacy

What is diplomacy – and how does it work? An introduction to a craft with firm rules.

The Austrian Press on the Demonstrations of the Kosovo Albanians in 1968, 1981 and 1989

1968, 1981, 1989: how did Austria view the protests of the Kosovo Albanians?

The Albanian Question from the Perspective of Austro-Hungarian Diplomacy and Geopolitics (1699–1918)

More than two centuries between Vienna and Albania: how the Habsburg monarchy accompanied the Albanian question.