Wroclaw Review of Law, Administration & Economics

2011 - 2024

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Volume 9, issue 2, 2019

Smart Administration– Really? Why Not? Introduction pp. 1-8

Korczak Jerzy

Smart Practices in Public Administration to End Homelessness: the Example of Scandinavian Countries pp. 9-23

Cendrowicz Dominika

Smart City: From Concept To Implementation pp. 24-39

Chrisidu-Budnik Agnieszka and Przedańska Justyna

Dimensions of Smart Administration pp. 40-52

Giełda Małgorzata

Smart Integration pp. 53-70

Korczak Jerzy

Frame Agreement For Cross-Border Cooperation Between Local Authorities pp. 71-81

Kusiak-Winter Renata

Computerization of the Fiscal Administration as One of the Conditions of Smart Administration in Poland pp. 82-93

Pilarz Karina

School and Education as a Part of Public Administration in the Perspective of a Smart Organisation – Selected Attributes pp. 94-107

Raszewska-Skałecka Renata

How ‘smart’ is Public Administration in the Eyes of European Students? - Examining Behaviour Models in the Public Administration pp. 108-126

Stasz Marcin

Summary Report on the Fourth Wroclaw Conference on Competitiveness and Sustainability: “Global Challenges, Innovative Approaches, and Civic Action” pp. 127-131

Bloemers Daniel W. and Jakubowski Sebastian

Volume 9, issue 1, 2019

The Role of Consumers’ Behaviour in Applying Green Marketing: An Economic Analysis of the Non-alcoholic Beverages Industry in Kosova pp. 1-25

Podvorica Ganimete and Ukaj Fatos

An Analysis of Field Preferences of an Educational System pp. 26-45

Ćwiąkała-Małys Anna and Mościbrodzka Monika

The Essentials of Georgia's Economic Transformation pp. 46-57

Iashvili Tsotne

The Linkage Between Labour Standards and International Trade: How to Offset the Global Inequality? pp. 58-74

Tyc Aneta

How To Deal With Unjust Laws: Justifiability Of Civil Disobedience pp. 75-85

Alakbarova Fatma

Can the Internet Forget? – Rhe Eight to be Forgotten in the EU Law and its Actual Impact on the Internet. Comparison of the Approaches Towards the Notion and Assessment of its Effectiveness pp. 86-101

Gebuza Aleksandra

The review by Nina N. Baranowska pp. 102-109

Baranowska Nina N.

Volume 8, issue 2, 2018

Introduction pp. 1-2

Krzan Bartłomiej

Karol Wolfke (1915-2015) pp. 3-7

Kolasa Jan

Professor Karol Wolfke - Homo Universitatis - pp. 8-9

Kornobis-Romanowska Dagmara

Professor Karol Wolfke as an Academic Mentor pp. 10-11

Cieśliński Aleksander

The Theoretical Problem of Sources of International Law pp. 12-35

Saganek Przemysław

The Law-Making Function of the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities pp. 36-46

Uerpmann-Wittzack Robert

Identification of Customary International Law in the Works of the United Nations International Law Commission pp. 47-58

Grabowska Genowefa

Unilateral Acts of a State in the Process of Forming Customary International Law pp. 59-71

Kolasa Jan

Certain Remarks on the Element of Will in Customary International Law: A Short Comment pp. 72-84

Kałduński Marcin

Taking the Two-Elements Theory of International Customary Law Seriously – Problems with Double Counting pp. 85-96

Stępień Michał

Customary International Law on the Use of Force pp. 97-111

Czapliński Władysław

Some Remarks on the Relationship between the Jus ad Bellum Regulations under the UN Charter and Customary International Law – Why Does It Matter so Much? pp. 112-126

Kowalski Michał

Custom in the Present International Law of the Sea pp. 127-171

Mik Cezary

Preserving the Effectiveness of UNCLOS despite a Party’s Non-Appearance? Some Remarks on the Arctic Sunrise Arbitration (Netherlands V. Russia) in the Context of Human Rights Protection pp. 172-187

Balcerzak Michał

Custom in International Economic Law pp. 188-203

Menkes Jerzy

Some Reflections on Custom in International Economic Law pp. 204-217

Ziemblicki Bartosz

Some Remarks on State Immunity and Professor Wolfke’s Concept of International Customary Law pp. 218-232

Wyrozumska Anna

Taking Decisions on Customary International Law by the International Court of Justice in the Case Jurisdictional Immunities of the State (Germany v. Italy; Greece intervening), 2012 pp. 233-243

Geiger Rudolf

The Position of Customary International Law in the Polish Legal System in the Light of Article 9 of the Constitution of 1997 pp. 244-248

Krzysztof Wojtowicz

Responsibility in International Law: General Principle or Institution of Customary Law? pp. 249-257

Czaplińska Anna

International Custom and the Experience of Nuremberg pp. 258-286

Basak Adam

International Customary Law in the Jurisprudence of the ICTY and the ICTR pp. 287-300

Konderla Joanna

The Position of the Great Powers in International Judiciary pp. 301-318

Krzan Bartłomiej

Siege Warfare in the 21st Century from the Perspective of International Humanitarian Law pp. 319-330

Mikos-Skuza Elżbieta

To Kill or Not to Kill - the Use of Force against Legitimate Targets in Armed Conflicts pp. 331-345

Grzebyk Patrycja

The Foundations of the Polish Study of Law on Sustainable Development in Environmental Protection and for Keeping International and Domestic Peace and Security (Thoughts on the 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Professor Karol Wolfke) pp. 346-359

Równy Kazimierz

The Legal Force and Effectiveness of the Aarhus Convention in the Polish Legal System pp. 360-371

Masternak-Kubiak Małgorzata

Environmental Compliance Control pp. 372-394

Fitzmaurice Malgosia

Developments in the International Protection of the River Rhine pp. 395-404

Mielnik Barbara

Effects of International Customary Law in the Legal Order of the European Union pp. 405-428

Kornobis-Romanowska Dagmara

The Phenomenon of Mixed Agreements – between Public International and European Union Law pp. 429-446

Cieśliński Aleksander

External Dimension of the European Union Environmental Policy- Selected Legal Issues pp. 447-462

Kalicka-Mikołajczyk Adriana

Sources of Extradition Law in the Legal System of the European Union pp. 463-478

Brodowski Lidia

Volume 8, issue 1, 2018

The Territory Paradox: the Basis of Statehood and International Norms as an Obstacle to the Protection of International Community Interests pp. 1-26

Carrillo-Santarelli Nicolás

Free-Movement Rights of Third Country Nationals in the EU Internal Market pp. 27-43

Bazylińska-Nagler Justyna

An Awkward Situation: Kosovo, the EU and EU Member States pp. 44-55

Stępień Michał

Cooperation between the European Union and European Mini-States – Possible Scenarios for Future Closer and Enhanced Integration with the European Union pp. 56-66

Kalicka-Mikołajczyk Adriana

Anatomy of Scale. The Migration Crisis in Europe from the Perspective of Refugee Law and Human Rights Law pp. 67-91

Kapelańska-Pręgowska Julia

A New Member State in the EU Internal Security System – The Polish Perspective pp. 92-102

Menkes Jerzy

Summary Report on the Third Wroclaw Symposium on Competitiveness and Sustainability: “Perspectives on Innovation Policy, Energy Security, and Civic Society in Transition” (Wroclaw, 9 June 2018) pp. 103-105

Bloemers Daniel W. and Jakubowski Sebastian