European Studies - The Review of European Law, Economics and Politics
2019 - 2026
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Volume 12, issue 1, 2026
- The EU Protection of Human Rights – a Unique System in the Unique Times (What it is and What it Could Be) pp. 15-37

- Šišková Naděžda
- Council and the Protection of the Rule of Law in the EU pp. 38-59

- Měšťánková Petra
- Temporary Protection in International and EU Law: Historical Evolution, Legal Frameworks, and Contemporary Challenges pp. 60-99

- Sviatun Olena, Fedorova Alla and Hamuľák Ondrej
- Europe’s New Constitutional Democracies as Constitutional “Postmodernity”? (or even the Modernization of Classic Constitutional Models?) pp. 100-124

- Klíma Karel
- Expanding the Territorial Reach of European Union Law: Current Realities and Trends pp. 125-152

- Falalieieva Liudmyla and Strilets Bohdan
- Mediation and the Right to Effective Judicial Protection in the Case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union pp. 153-174

- Macigová Kateřina and Stehlík Václav
- Years after Brexit: Which British Politicians Opposed the United Kingdom’s Membership in the European Economic Community/European Union? pp. 175-193

- Rashica Viona
- EU PIL, Blockchain, Smart and Ricardian Contracts 2.0 pp. 194-226

- Malacka Michal
- Digital Platforms and the Role of Shared Economy pp. 227-243

- Zorková Eva
- EU Customs Policy Development and its Legal Limits in The Slovak Republic pp. 244-260

- Cakoci Karin and Kuko Peter
- The Mechanism for Declaration of Enforceability in EU Family Law pp. 261-274

- Tomešová Klára
Volume 11, issue 2, 2024
- GDPR as a New Consumer Protection “Weapon”? pp. 15-32

- Trstenjak Verica
- Artificial Intelligence Driven Alternative Dispute Resolution pp. 33-49

- Gyurász Zoltán and Krkošková Ema
- Effect of the Russian aggression against Ukraine on the protection of human rights: social and labour dimension pp. 50-63

- Butkevych Olga
- The Framework Exemption Agreement – Social Security Protection for Cross-Border Teleworkers in the EU and EFTA pp. 64-86

- Hajdú József
- Rethinking Meaningful Stakeholder Engagement: Simplifying Complexity with Legal Design pp. 87-114

- Metin Ebru
- The Legal Regulation of the Facial Recognition and Real-Time Remote Biometric Identification Systems in Ukraine and the Czech Republic pp. 115-140

- Shpakovych Olha and Škurek Martin
- European Arrest Warrant and Adaptation of Ukrainian Legislation in the Context of European Integration: Czech Experience pp. 141-170

- Lysenko Olena, Sviatun Olena and Frumarová Kateřina
- Digital Social State: Peculiarities of Functioning in the Context of European Integration pp. 171-198

- Yakoviyk Ivan and Tragniuk Olesia
- Challenges of Implementation of the Revised European Social Charter Standards in Poland – Selected Issues pp. 199-214

- Smusz-Kulesza Monika
- European Standards Regarding Paid Parental Leave in EU States in the Light of Examples of Good Practice for Ukraine pp. 215-244

- Fedorova Alla, Hamuľák Ondrej and Sviatun Olena
- Municipalization of Social Rights: The Changing Role of the Local and RegionalAuthorities pp. 245-264

- Mishyna Natalia
- The Impact of War and European Accession on the Labour Law Reform in Ukraine pp. 265-289

- Simutina Yana
- A New Model of Resolving Labour Disputes in Ukraine: National Experience and International Standards pp. 290-306

- Zapara Svitlana and Kukhniuk Dmytro
Volume 11, issue 1, 2024
- Rule of Law as an Integral Part of the Common European Values pp. 19-40

- Šišková Naděžda
- The Effects of Lowering the Voting Age on Political Engagement and Extremist Movements in the European Context: the Comparative Analysis of Austria and Czech Republic pp. 41-61

- Pospíšil Richard and Ondrušková Dana
- Environmental Criminal Offences: International, European and National law Perspective pp. 62-82

- Medvedieva Maryna
- The Development of Vertical and Horizontal Division of Power in the European Union as a Composite Supranational Power Sui Generis pp. 83-104

- Klíma Karel
- Fragmented Identities: Legal Challenges of Digital Identity, Integrity, and Informational Self-Determination pp. 105-121

- Vardanyan Lusine, Hamuľák Ondrej and Kocharyan Hovsep
- AI Legislation, Private International Law and the Protection of Human Rights in the European Union pp. 122-151

- Malacka Michal
- Financial Sustainability in the European Union: Public Debt and Deficit Dynamics in EU Member States pp. 152-177

- Catarino João Ricardo, Nunes Alexandre Morais, Borrego Pedro and Sobral Susana
- The Main Concerns towards the European Union that Led the British to Vote for Brexit pp. 178-199

- Rashica Viona
- Geopolitical Risks for the European Union in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 200-224

- Bartesaghi Ignacio, Calvelo Natalia De María and Troitino David Ramiro
- The Lawyer in the Context of Arbitration pp. 225-250

- Ryšavý Lukáš
- Providing Loans to Consumers through Peer-to-peer Lending in the Context of Directive (EU) 2023/2225 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 October 2023 on Credit Agreements for Consumers pp. 251-273

- Heseková Simona and Katkovčin Maroš
- Adoption of Identification of Medicinal Products Standards in Europe: Health Authorities and Industry Insights pp. 274-299

- Jones Katrin
- Sufficiently Serious Breach in EU Law: Balancing Vagueness and Legal Certainty pp. 300-308

- Pavelek Ondřej and Marek Karel
Volume 10, issue 2, 2023
- EU Sanctions Against Third Countries Legal Basis for EU Sanctions against Russia and its Citizens pp. 15-32

- Trstenjak Verica
- Constitutional Implications of EU Sanctions against the EU Citizens pp. 33-49

- Matuška Peter
- The Slovenian Constitutional Court and EU Law: Some Aspects and Future Challenges pp. 50-77

- Vatovec Katarina and Černič Jernej Letnar
- Reassessing EU Energy Solidarity: Legal Implications and Challenges in the Aftermath of the CJEU’s Final Decision in the OPAL Case C-848/19 P pp. 78-97

- Keypour Javad, Trindade Marina Dutra and Terletska Marta
- Legal Framework for digital therapeutics (DTx) in the European Union pp. 98-123

- Joala Kätlin, Kerikmäe Tanel, Hamuľák Ondrej and Kocharyan Hovsep
- Extraterritorial Case Law of the Court of Justice of the European Union in the Light of Modern Approaches pp. 124-148

- Falalieieva Liudmyla and Strilets Bohdan
- Ethical codes for public administration – reflection of EU core values or part of national anti-corruption policy? Example of the Czech Republic and Ukraine pp. 149-177

- Goncharuk Olga and Tomoszek Maxim
- Automated Decision-Making in The EU Member State’s Public Administration: The Compliance of Automated Decisions of the Estonian Unemployment Insurance Fund with Estonian Administrative Procedure Law pp. 178-202

- Zolkin Vladlen, Chochia Archil and Hoffmann Thomas
- Some Comments on the Unsuitability of the General Data Protection Regulation in the Field of Employment Relations in the Context of Automated Decision-Making pp. 203-220

- Hamuľák Juraj and Kluknavská Andrea
- Data Protection in Ukraine and in the Czech Republic, a few Remarks on the Data Protection Authority pp. 221-245

- Shpakovych Olha, Shevchuk Oleksandr and Melotíková Petra
- Perspectives of Blockchain for the Modern Space Activity pp. 246-270

- Hurova Anna and Kirpachova Maria
- The judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal of 7th October 2021, K 3/21. The case study on declaring the unconstitutionality of UE Treaties pp. 271-280

- Dąbrowski Marcin
Volume 10, issue 1, 2023
- Social Policy in the European Union: Genesis, Obstacles and Digital Future pp. 15-32

- RamiroTroitiño David, Ivić Sanja, Hamuľák Ondrej and Fedorova Alla
- European Parliament Elections Incentives for First-Time Voters: Evidence from the Secondary Schools pp. 33-52

- Ondrušková Dana and Pospíšil Richard
- Capital Movement Restrictions in EU Law: Retrospective and Modern Approaches, Development Trends pp. 53-86

- Falalieieva Liudmyla and Strilets Bohdan
- EU F unding – a Lesson (not) To Be Taught from Slovakia pp. 87-108

- Kováčiková Hana
- The Importance of the EU Law and the Law of the Member States in the Field of Out-Of-Court Dispute Resolution pp. 109-132

- Ryšavý Lukáš
- Title to Territory in Europe in the Context of the Russian-Ukrainian Armed Conflict: Methods, Illegal Claims and Legal Assessments pp. 133-156

- Kononenko Valerii, Tarakhonych Tetiana, Tymchenko Liliana and Parkhomenko Nataliia
- The Legal Framework of Whistleblowers’ Protection in Ukraine and in the Czech Republic pp. 157-182

- Sviatun Olena and Škurek Martin
- Problems of Reimbursement of Expenses for the Defence Lawyer’s Representation in the Case of a Judgment of Acquitta l pp. 183-208

- Šalčius Marijus and Milinis Albertas
- Cross-border Transit of Energy Resources and Significant Matters of its Legal Regulation pp. 211-224

- Jafarli Turan
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