Curentul Juridic, The Juridical Current, Le Courant Juridique

2004 - 2023

From Petru Maior University, Faculty of Economics Law and Administrative Sciences and Pro Iure Foundation
Contact information at EDIRC.
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Bogdan Voaidas ( this e-mail address is bad, please contact ).

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 78, month September, 2019

SUR LA FORCE OBLIGATOIRE DES DÉCISIONS DE LA COUR CONSTITUTIONNELLE DE LA ROUMANIE pp. 13-17

Lucian Chiriac

FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY: COMPARATIVE TRENDS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND CHALLENGES FOR ROMANIA pp. 18-26

Mihaela-Liliana Gondor

FLEXICURITY – PROS AND CONS pp. 27-40

Monica Florica Dutcas

OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN INTERNATIONAL FRAMEWORK AGREEMENTS, AS NEW LEGAL INSTITUTIONS TO THE EMERGING INTERNATIONAL COLLECTIVE BARGAINING pp. 41-52

Agnes Puskas

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND THE CONCEPT OF GOOD GOVERNANCE pp. 53-65

Zsuzsanna Arva

THE CONSENT VICE IN ADDENDUMS TO BANK CONSUMER CONTRACTS INFORCING THE DISPOSITIONS OF EMERGENCY ORDINANCE 50/2010 pp. 66-74

Raul Miron

THE CHANGE OF THE NAME, ATTRIBUTE OF IDENTIFICATION OF THE NATURAL PERSON. ELEMENTS OF COMPARATIVE LAW pp. 75-83

Ximena Moldovan

PRELIMINARY CHAMBER - A SOLUTION FOR THE CELERITY OF CRIMINAL TRIALS? pp. 84-89

Ramona Mihaela Coman

THE COMPREHENSION OF CREATIVITY IN THE CONTEXT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW pp. 90-102

Osman Bugra Beydogan

THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO INFORMATION WITHIN THE CRIMINAL TRIAL IN ROMANIA pp. 103-111

Daniela Valea

THE ROLE OF THE CJEU JURISPRUDENCE IN SHAPING THE PRINCIPLES OF LAW pp. 112-115

Sonia Bianca Coman

Volume 77, month June, 2019

APPROCHE DE LA DIRECTIVE SEVESO III pp. 13-20

Antoine Maniatis

THE OPTICIAN'S DILEMMA: CAN ALL THESE LENSES BE POLISHED INTO THE SAME FRAME OR DO WE NEED NEW FRAMES, TOO? - BREXIT: TIME TO REFORM EU CITIZENSHIP? pp. 21-37

Lilla Nora Kiss

THE PRINCIPLES OF LAW AS SEEN THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GENERAL THEORY OF LAW pp. 38-45

Lucretia Dogaru and Andrea Kajcsa

THE SEPARATION AND REFLEXIVITY OF CIVIL SERVICE LAW pp. 46-56

Nora Jakab and Gabor Melypataki

FACTORS AFFECTING THE IMPLEMENTATION AND PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC SERVICE COMMUNICATION pp. 57-71

Zsolt Antal and Tamas Gyulavari

THE ELECTRONIC ADMINISTRATIVE ACT pp. 72-78

Lucian Chiriac and Sonia Blaj

QUELQUES ASPECTS SUR LA RESPONSABILITE DU SUJET DE DROIT pp. 79-87

Lucretia Dogaru

THE RISK FACTOR OF CRIMINALITY GAMBLING AND PROBLEMATIC GAME USE pp. 88-98

Erika Varadi-Csema

FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION AT THE NATIONAL AND EUROPEAN LEVEL pp. 99-104

Nelu-Dorinel Popa

Volume 76, month March, 2019

THE PATIENT’S HEALTH ELECTRONIC FILE VS. THE RIGHT TO PRIVATE LIFE pp. 13-22

Cristina Teodora Pop

WEB AND SOCIAL MEDIA: A NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN THE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CITIZEN pp. 23-31

Carla de Iuliis, Barbara Colonna, Paola DI Giuseppe, Manuel Graziani and Guido Mosca

THE TEACHER-STUDENT RELATIONSHIP - CHANGES IN UNIVERSITY EDUCATION pp. 32-44

Nina Mocanasu

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND LAW: A REVIEW OF THE ROLE OF CORRECTNESS IN THE GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION FRAMEWORK pp. 45-53

Sorina Bălan

THE STAKE OF THE FAKE: LAW AND COMMUNICATION IN A POST-TRUTH SOCIETY pp. 54-67

Brindusa Gorea and Mugurel Gorea

TECHNOLOGIE DU BLOCKCHAIN (OU DE LA CHAÎNE DE BLOCS) EN TANT QUE TECHNOLOGIE DE RÉGLEMENTATION: DU CODE EST LA LOI A LA LOI EST LE CODE pp. 68-89

Rebecca-Georgia Dunca

FEATURES OF THE DISPOSITION PRINCIPLE IN THE FIELD OF CORPORATE LAW pp. 90-107

Angela Miff and Rodica Diana Apan

THE TENDENCIES OF DIRECT TAX HARMONIZATION – TACKLING THE DIGITAL TAX AVOIDANCE pp. 108-120

Eva Erdos

THE RISE AND FALL OF INFORMATION PRIVACY pp. 121-132

Andreea Vertes-Olteanu and Remus Racolta

Within the current environment where some EU countries, including Romania, as a member state, aim both to consolidate public finances and to rebalance their economies, we consider that more attention needs to be paid to interactions between public wages and employment. In this context, the aim of this article is to analyse the employment and wages in the public sector, as well as the public-private sector wage gap, in Romania, in the 2008-2017 period. The dynamics of the number of employees and salaries in the public sector was affected by the modification of legislation which in turn was influenced by the macro-economic conjuncture and the current political context. Our results highlight significant wage gaps and still widening, on the one hand, between public and private sector in favour of public employees, and between activities of public sectors in favour of public administration employees, on the other hand. Romania, as a EU member state, in order to assure sustained public finances in the sustainable development framework, should pay more attention to better aligning public wage to productivity and labour market conditions as well as to achieving fiscal targets set pp. 133-144

Emilia Herman

Volume 75, month December, 2018

RECENT NORMATIVE ACTS ADOPTED IN ROMANIA AND ADVERSE EFFECTS IN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE.CASE STUDY pp. 13-27

Maria-Ana Georgescu

ADVANCED EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES AND BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT pp. 28-35

Petruta Blaga

MANAGERIAL STRATEGICAL CHANGE AND UNIVERSITARY COMPETENCES IN ROMANIA pp. 36-43

Aurel Mircea Nita and Angela Stela Ivan

CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE RIGHT TO ACCES TO HEALTH SERVICES OF IMMIGRANTS IN ROMANIA pp. 44-54

Brindusa Marian

APPROACHING TECHNOLOGY AS A MATERIAL SOURCE OF LAW pp. 55-62

Andrea Kajcsa

ORGANISATIONAL FRAMEWORK OF HUNGARIAN E-ADMINISTRATION pp. 63-80

Bernadett Veszpremi

THE ROMANIAN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE BETWEEN NECESSITY AND CONTROVERSIES pp. 81-87

Ximena Moldovan

FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION IN HUNGARY pp. 88-96

Peter Bordas

HAS THE ABSENCE OF PRUDENCE FROM THE IFRS CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK ISSUED IN 2010 MODIFIED THE CONSERVATIVE PRESENTATION OF FINANCIAL REPORTS OF LISTED COMPANIES? THE CASE OF ROMANIA pp. 97-106

Ramona Neag and Irina Pascan

LEGAL ASPECTS REGARDING THE MONITORING OF EMPLOYEES IN THE WORKPLACE pp. 107-115

Roxana Maria Roba

THE EFFECTS OF FOREIGN ARBITRAL AWARDS pp. 116-131

Raul Miron and Claudia Rosu

THE TEMPORAL METAMORPHOSES OF THE NATIONAL REGULATIONS ON INSOLVLVENCY OF PROFESSIONALS pp. 132-145

Rodica Diana Apan

THE ROLE OF THE LEGAL NORM IN BIOETHICS pp. 146-158

Lacrima Rodica Boila

NEW TECHNOLOGIES - NEW CRIMES pp. 159-163

Ramona Mihaela Coman

THE GENERAL THEORY OF LAW AND ITS AMBIGUITIES pp. 164-168

Lucretia Dogaru

Volume 74, month September, 2018

EXITING THE EU: PRE - AND POST-LISBON pp. 13-26

Lilla Nora Kiss

SOME CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT OF ROMANIA CONSIDERED IN TERMS OF THE JURISDICTION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT pp. 27-36

Daniela Valea

SOME QUESTION MARKS OF PRIVATE LAW ON THE STATE-OWNED COMPANIES IN HUNGARY pp. 37-44

Tekla Papp

LES ENJEUX ET SPÉCIFICITÉS DE LA GOUVERNANCE MUTUALISTE pp. 45-51

Jean-Luc Penot

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 52-58

Gratiela-Denisa Iordache

PROBLEMS RELATING TO TAX AVOIDANCE AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION’S AND HUNGARIAN’S REGULATION pp. 59-67

Zoltan Nagy, Beata Gergely and Balazs Katona

SHAPING OF UNCERTAINTY IN INSTITUTIONAL SYSTEMS BY USING THE ANTI-FRAGILITY CONCEPT pp. 68-74

Simona Becherescu

LA NON-PARTICIPATION DU PROCUREUR COMPETENT – ASPECTS THEORIQUES ET PRATIQUES, CONSEQUENCES pp. 75-79

Dragos Chilea and Elena Alina Lungu

A PRACTICAL EXAMINATION OF THE USE OF EVIDENCE BEFORE MAGISTRATES OF THE PRELIMINARY CHAMBER pp. 80-87

Lucian Chiriac