Juridical Tribune - Review of Comparative and International Law

2011 - 2024

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Volume 14, issue 1, 2024

Emergency Regulations Entailing a Special Case of Norm Collision Revisiting the Constitutional Review of Special Legal Order in the Wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 5-26

Gabor Kecso, Boldizsar Szentgali-Toth and Bettina Bor

A Comparative Look at the Duty to Mitigate Loss: the Consequences of the Violation of This Duty pp. 27-46

Pınar Altinok Ormanci

Legal Dogmatic Questions about the Impact of the European Union’s Digital Legislation on Hungarian Contract Law pp. 47-59

Tekla Papp

The Legal Framework for Assisting Displaced Persons from Ukraine in Meeting Their Housing Needs in Poland Introduced by the Act of March 12, 2022 on Assistance to Citizens of Ukraine in Connection with the Armed Conflict in the Territory of That State pp. 60-82

Pawel Widerski

Ecological Factors in Public Procurement and Corporate Sustainability Policies pp. 83-97

Raquel Carvalho

Electronic Administrative Judicial Procedure of Ukraine and the Right to Judicial Protection: Problems of Legal Regulation and Practical Issues pp. 98-115

Oleksandr Shevchuk, Ihor Kompaniiets, Olena Volianska, Oleksandra Shovkoplias and Vasyl Baranchuk

New Generation EU Agreements – The Basis for Future World Trade pp. 116-129

Lubica Bajzikova, Daniela Novackova and Lucia Paskrtova

The Challenges of European Union Integration: The Parallel between Human Rights and Corruption Perceptions pp. 130-146

Blerta Ahmedi and Stefani Stojchevska

Standards of Disciplinary Conduct for the Corporate Directors: Perspective of the United States of America pp. 147-154

Erjola Aliaj and Edvana Tiri

Global Patterns of Constitutional Judicial Review Systems: Two Major Models of Constitutional Judicial Review in the World pp. 155-172

Blerton Sinani

Volume 13, issue 4, 2023

The enigma of recognition of administrative acts issued by non-recognised regimes pp. 513-535

Jakub Handrlica, Gabriela Prokopova, Liliija Serhiichuk and Vladimir Sharp

British influence on continental legal tradition in Croatia:Holy Grail or a Wrong Trail? pp. 536-552

Igor Vuletic

The effectiveness of the Rome II Regulation in identifying orbital pollution as an environmental damage pp. 553-564

Stefani Stojchevska, Sami Mehmeti and Vedije Ratkoceri

Correlation between classical Roman law and English common law:comparative historical analysis pp. 565-574

Irina N. Sharkova, Volodymyr A. Mandragelia and Oleksandr O. Gaydulin

AI and politics: ensuring or threatening democracy? pp. 575-587

Konstantinos Kouroupis

Illegal contract as a general clause - European trends and new Hungarian judicial practice pp. 588-601

Adam Auer

The legal framework for PPP in China – current issues, challenges and future perspectives – with regard to the French experience pp. 602-623

Jingyi Tian and Banggui Jin

Legal and ethical rules of plagiarism pp. 624-643

Jarmila Lazikova and Lubica Rumanovska

Peculiarities of consideration of cases in the ECtHR regarding the protection of constitutional human rights related to the fourth generation of somatic rights pp. 644-667

Tetiana Tarasevych, Tetiana Yuzko, Oksana Hrabovska, Olena Romanova and Kateryna Lisova

Volume 13, issue 3, 2023

Compensation for non-material damage caused to legal entities in the decision-making practice of the CJEU and the ECHR pp. 331-345

Ondrej Pavelek and Drahomíra Zajíčková

Problems of legal regulation of artificial intelligence in administrative judicial procedure pp. 346-362

Oleksandr Shevchuk, Volodymyr Martynovskyi, Olena Volianska, Ihor Kompaniiets and Oleg Bululukov

Preventing computer crime by knowing the legal regulations that ensure the protection of computer systems pp. 363-383

Elena-Ana Iancu, Enache Tusa, Nicolaie Iancu, Eduard Simion and Adrian-Cristian Moise

A regulatory analysis of digital financial services and the adoption of central bank digital currencies in Zimbabwe and South Africa pp. 384-407

Howard Chitimira and Elfas Torerai

Forum shopping in regulatory sandboxes and the perils of experimental law-making pp. 408-426

Jakub Handrlica, Vladimír Sharp and Jan NEŠPor

An analysis of the international and European Union legal instruments for holding artificial intelligence accountable pp. 427-440

Thupane J. Kgoale and Kola O. Odeku

E-commerce regulation in Albania pp. 441-455

Erjola Aliaj and Edvana Tiri

The hotel franchise contract in the HoReCa domain and applicable ADR methods from a comparative perspective pp. 456-472

Laura Ramona Nae

The discretionary power of EU member states and national public administrations in according their citizenship (ius pecuniae) pp. 473-489

Elona Bano and Edmond Ahmet

The role of Council of Europe law and ECtHR practice in the protection of refugee rights pp. 490-508

Yuliya M. Hryshyna, Maryna Barsuk, Ivan Y. Kaylo, Volodymyr O. Havrylyuk and Dmytro V. Tkachenko

Volume 13, issue 2, 2023

Artificial intelligence on public sector in Portugal: first legal approach pp. 149-170

Ricardo Pedro

Ukraine-Romania judicial cooperation in civil matters:twenty years of signing the agreement pp. 171-191

Serhij Kravtsov, Olena Zinchenko and Viktoriia Panchenko

DPA powers toward effective and transparent GDPR enforcement:the case of Croatia pp. 192-223

Nina Gumzej

human rights, forcibly displaced persons, international protection, temporary protection, refugees pp. 224-240

Oksana Kuzmenko, Vira Ryndiuk, Liudmila Kozhura, ViktoriÑ–a Chorna and Roman Tytykalo

Conflict of interest in the activities of judges in Ukraine and the European Union: a comparative legal study pp. 261-282

Oleksandr Shevchuk, Oleksandr Lysodyed, Nataliya Matyukhina, Oleksandra Babaieva and Svitlana Davydenko

Citizenship and nationality: a saga of a historical connection and the dialectic of inclusion/exclusion pp. 283-303

Enrique Acosta-Pumarejo

Legal nature and types of digital assets in the activities of technology-oriented startups pp. 304-326

Kateryna Nekit

Volume 13, issue 1, 2023

Ecocide - a new crime under international law? pp. 5-20

Juraj Panigaj and Eva BERNÃ Kovã

Legal nature of the principle of legal certainty as a component element of the rule of law pp. 21-31

Oksana Shcherbanyuk, VÑ–talii Gordieiev and Laura Bzova

The multi-level governance of the European Union: the role of the local government pp. 32-42

Ambra Kokaj and Blerton Sinani

The influence of jurisprudence on the formation of relations between the manager and the limited liability company pp. 43-62

Tomáš PerÃ¡Ä Ek and Michal KaÅ¡Å¡aj

Critical analysis of the failure of labour law to adequately protect atypical workers and its impact on human rights and fair labour practice pp. 63-81

Mojapelo Mogohloro Raguel and Kola O. Odeku

The legal framework of on call duty for teleworkers pp. 82-92

Mihaela Marica

Special regime for the recognition of decisions on financial penalties: complex analysis pp. 93-119

Lukáš JANČà T

Historical background of the factors of attribution of civil liability, starting with Napoleon's Civil Code of 1804 and its reception in the Colombian Civil Code of 1873. The special case of the objective regime for hazardous activities pp. 120-144

Luis Felipe GIRALDO Gomez

Volume 12, issue 4, 2022

The advisory role of international courts in the evolution of human rights law pp. 443-456

Fátima Castro Moreira

To reach sustainable justice with Millennials: example of Ukraine pp. 457-475

Oksana Khotynska-Nor and Iryna Izarova

The EU-China road to the Comprehensive Agreement on Investment pp. 476-494

Cristina Elena POPA Tache

Sustainable business in the European economic area pp. 495-508

Jana Kajanovã, Silvia MATÚŠOvã and Peter NOVà Ĝek

Considerations on the protection of teleworkers, in light of the current European regulations. Elements of comparative law pp. 509-520

Mihaela Marica

Considerations devoted to the Polish solution of the statutory threat of punishment for counterfeiting money or its surrogate and crimes related to such counterfeiting against the background of European solutions - de lege lata remarks and postulates de lege ferenda pp. 521-537

Maciej BÅ Otnicki

Relationship between EU law and national law in the context of case law of judicial bodies pp. 538-551

Daniela NOVÃ Äœkovã and Jana Vnukovã

Volume 12, issue 3, 2022

The philosophy of international law of Modern Scholasticism:the theory of just war pp. 317-328

Vytis Valatka and Vaida Asakaviäœiåªtä–

An arbitration dilemma: party-appointed experts vs. tribunal-appointed experts.A comparative study pp. 329-345

Ioan Schiau

The definitive device of the term “international commercial arbitration†pp. 346-367

Serhij Kravtsov

Goose-stepping? The concept of the Hungarian public administration contract from a private law point of view civil court judgements? pp. 368-386

Tekla Papp

Prevention and settlement of conflicts of interest in health care of Ukraine as an administrative legal institute pp. 387-398

Oleкsandr Shevchuk and Anastasiia Yarova

FinTech and Regulatory Sandbox – new challenges for the financial market. The case of the Slovak Republic pp. 399-411

Simona HESEKOVA Bojmirova

Comparative planetology as a foundation for associating space law with solar geoengineering governance: stratospheric aerosol injection and variations of sulfur dioxide in Venus’s atmosphere pp. 412-427

Bekim Nuhija, Stefani Stojchevska, Adnan Jashari and Arta Selmani-Bakiu

Volume 12, issue 2, 2022

The constitutional reform of the Judicial Council in the Slovak Republic from the European comparative context pp. 142-176

Simona FARKAÅ Ovã

Digital currency in China: pilot implementations,legal challenges and prospects pp. 177-194

Chaowei Xu and Banggui Jin

The administrative law of the Czech Republic and the public law of Ukraine: a study in international administrative law pp. 195-214

Jakub Handrlica, Vladimír Sharp and Kamila Balounovã

Obligation of the European Commission to review national civil court judgements? pp. 215-226

Rastislav Funta and Kristína KRà Likovã

Criminal remedies and institutional mechanisms for combating corruption crimes: the experience of Ukraine and international approaches pp. 227-245

Volodymyr Cherniei, Serhii Cherniavskyi, Viktoria Babanina and Vita Ivashchenko

Features of ensuring the rights of drug addicts for rehabilitation in Ukraine and the European Union: comparative legal aspect pp. 263-282

Oleкsandr Shevchuk, Viktor Shevchuk, Ihor Kompaniiets, Serhii Lukashevych and Olena Tkachova

Volume 12, issue 1, 2022

Administrative judiciary is looking for a balance in a crisis to international contracts pp. 6-20

Agnieszka Skã“ra, Mária Srebalovã and Ingrida PAPà Ĝovã

New generation of investment agreements in the regime of the European Union to international contracts pp. 21-34

Silvia MATÚŠOvã and Peter NOVà Ĝek

E-commerce and its limits in the context of the consumer protection: the case of the Slovak Republic pp. 35-50

Tomáš PERà Ĝek

The need for a harmonious interpretation of the rules applicable to international contracts pp. 51-67

Dubravka Aksamovic and Lidija Simunovic

The need for a harmonious interpretation of the rules applicable to international contracts pp. 68-79

Maria João Mimoso and Liz Corrêa de AZEVEDO2

International law and nationalism as two essentially related concepts pp. 80-88

Paulo de Brito

The principle of mutual recognition: from the internal market to the European area of freedom, security and justice pp. 89-104

Anamaria Groza

Reconstructing the global human rights order in pursuit of a binding business human rights treaty in the era of decolonisation pp. 105-136

Shelton T. MOTA Makore, Patrick C. Osode and Nombulelo Lubisi