Wroclaw Review of Law, Administration & Economics

2011 - 2024

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Volume 7, issue 2, 2018

At the Crossroads of Law and Ideology: The Ideology of Law as a Reflection of Social Ontology? pp. 1-13

Platsas Antonios E.

Applying the 20.1 Sub-Clause of the Fidic Conditions of Contract under Standards of Polish Civil Law pp. 14-23

Jaworski Bartłomiej

The Appointment and Dismissal Procedure of the Polish NCA in the Light of EU and International Independence Standards pp. 24-39

Małobęcka-Szwast Iga

How, if at All, should the Law of Trademarks Adapt to the Rise of Sensory Marketing? pp. 40-57

Wołangiewicz Michał

The Authentication of Information in Egovernment in Administrative Law in Poland pp. 58-65

Błażewski Maciej

The Right of Access to Environmental Information in the Light of the Case C-673/13 P of 23 November 2016 — European Commission V Stichting Greenpeace Nederland pp. 66-82

Bazylińska-Nagler Justyna

Conference Report: 2nd Annual Conference of the Central and Eastern European Network of Legal Scholars (Ceenels): “An Uneasy Legacy: Remnants of Socialist Legal and Political Thinking in Central and Eastern Europe”, Jagiellonian University, Faculty of Law and Administration, 7-8 January 2017 pp. 83-85

Zomerski Wojciech

“There are Still Courts in Wrocław!” A Meeting with Professor Andrzej Rzepliński at the University of Wrocław Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics (Professor Dudek Salon, 26 May 2017) pp. 86-92

Pyclik Krzysztof

Volume 7, issue 1, 2017

Current Research Problems in Administrative Studies in Poland and Germany pp. 1-4

Kusiak-Winter Renata

The Evolution of Comparative Administrative Law Studies pp. 5-19

Kusiak-Winter Renata

The Area and Aspects of Polish and German Studies on Public Administration pp. 20-29

Tabernacka Magdalena

Selected Issues Concerning Public Tasks of the Communes in Poland and Germany pp. 30-40

Zyzda Barbara

Administrative Specialist Staff in Saxony – Topical Challenges at the Example of the Meissen University of Applied Administrative Sciences pp. 41-49

Nolden Frank

Human Resources in Public Administration – Current Challenges and Expectations (The Polish-Lower Silesian Perspective) pp. 50-61

Korczak Jerzy

General Rights and Obligations in the German Social Security Law pp. 62-70

Thum Matthias

Social Rights and Obligations: The Relationship Between Citizens and the Administration of Social Law in Poland pp. 71-84

Cendrowicz Dominika

Fiscal Equalization Systems for European States – Possibilities and Restrictions for the Arrangements in Germany and Poland pp. 85-96

Jaenchen Isabelle

The System for Equalization of Local Selfgovernment Units Revenue in Poland pp. 97-108

Pest Przemysław

Taxation of the Public Sector in Germany – An Introduction pp. 109-125

Lang Fritz

Taxation of the Public Sector in Poland pp. 126-131

Huchla Andrzej

Entrepreneurs’ Obligations to Disclosure, Recording, Billing, and the Safe-Keeping of Bills with Regard to Vat pp. 132-144

Frotscher Pierre

Information Asymmetries in the Communication Between Bureaucracy and Citizens pp. 145-153

Lubk Claudia

The Agency Theory Approach to the Public Procurement System pp. 154-165

Chrisidu-Budnik Agnieszka and Przedańska Justyna

Volume 6, issue 2, 2016

Editorial: Central European Legal Culture Between Transition and Continuity pp. 1-3

Mańko Rafał

Carving Out Central Europe as a Space of Legal Culture: A Way Out of Peripherality? pp. 4-28

Mańko Rafał, Škop Martin and Štěpáníková Markéta

The Continuity of the Constitutions: The Examples of the Baltic States and Georgia pp. 29-44

Pleps Jānis

Victimhood of the Nation as a Legally Protected Value in Transitional States – Poland as a Case Study pp. 45-61

Gliszczyńska-Grabias Aleksandra and Śledzińska-Simon Anna

The Polish Constitutional Court And Political "Refolution" After 1989: Between the Continuity and Discontinuity of the Constitutional Narrative pp. 62-93

Kustra-Rogatka Aleksandra

The Polish Constitutional Court from an Attitudinal and Institutional Perspective Before and After the Constitutional Crisis of 2015–2016 pp. 94-107

Kobyliński Konrad

Towards a Typology of Dimensions of the Continuity and Discontinuity of Law: The Perspective of Polish Private Law after the 1989 Transformation pp. 108-120

Mańko Rafał

Union Solidarity in Eastern and Central Europe from the Example of Poland pp. 121-138

Bomba Katarzyna

The Right to Petition in the Republic of Poland – New Challenges and new Solutions pp. 139-150

Wójcicka Ewa

The Transformation of Administrative Law Through Legal Transfers: The Case of Government Agencies in Post-1989 Poland pp. 151-162

Bieś-Srokosz Paulina

Marketisation of Universities and Legal Education in Poland: The Balance 25 Years After the Transformation pp. 163-183

Srokosz Jacek

Conference Report: 3rd International Workshop on Law and Ideology on the “Rule of Law and the Politics of Conflict”, Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Tbilisi, Georgia, 23–24 May 2016 pp. 184-186

Mańko Rafał

Volume 6, issue 1, 2016

Investor Protection in Times of Crisis of Financial Institutions in Spain in Light of EU Regulations pp. 1-44

Kozłowska Maja

On the Right of Public Law Entities to Lodge a Constitutional Complaint in the Light of the Jurisprudence of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal pp. 45-64

Kłopocka-Jasińska Marta and Krzywoń Adam

Specific Nature of the Status of a European Union Official Compared to National Officials pp. 65-77

Jaworski Bartłomiej

Ecological Connectivity Protection According to the European Union and Polish Law pp. 78-90

Sobieraj Kamila and Zacharczuk Piotr

The Tragedy of the Holocaust in Lithuania: from the Roots of the Identity to the Efforts Towards Reconciliation pp. 91-109

Gruodytė Edita and Adomaitytė Aurelija

ICC Court Decision on Reparation for Victims of the Post-Election Violence: No Reparation without Conviction Prosecutor v. William Samoei Ruto and Joshua Arap Sang, Decision on the Request Regarding Reparations, 1 July 2016 pp. 110-126

Musiał-Budnicka Joanna

Summary Report on First Wroclaw Economic Policy Symposium “Competitiveness in the Global Knowledge Economy: Business Innovation, Policy, Infrastructure and Societal Dialogue” (Wrocław, 4 June 2016) pp. 127-130

Bloemers Daniel W. and Jakubowski Sebastian

Report on the Series of Law Conferences “Iskra at School. The Individual in Society” pp. 131-135

Kuriata Agnieszka

Volume 5, issue 2, 2015

The Normative Dimension of the Conception of the Individual Presented in Opinions of Judge Antonio Augusto Cançado Trindade of the ICJ – Fundamental Elements pp. 1-17

Kozłowski Artur

Towards a New Comprehensive Partnership - Economic and Trade Relations between the Gulf Cooperation Council and the European Union pp. 18-39

Kalicka-Mikołajczyk Adriana

Going Online - is the World Ready to Replace Litigation with Online Dispute Resolution Mechanisms? pp. 40-51

Ziemblicki Bartosz

EU Proposals to Reform the Investor-to-State Dispute Settlement System – a Critical Analysis of Selected Issues Addressed in the Concept Paper “Investment in TTIP and Beyond – the Path for Reform” pp. 52-69

Garnuszek Anita and Orzeł Aleksandra

When Anointing Becomes Annoying: Remarks on the Polish Supreme Court’s Judgment of 20 September 2013 (II CSK 1/13) pp. 70-80

Brzozowski Wojciech

Volume 5, issue 1, 2015

Law and Ideology: Critical Explorations pp. 1-4

Mańko Rafał and Stambulski Michał

Law’s Symbolic Power: Beyond the Marxist Conception of Ideology pp. 5-23

Dębska Hanna

‘Reality is for Those who Cannot Sustain the Dream’: Fantasies of Selfhood in Legal Texts pp. 24-47

Mańko Rafał

The Critique of Ideological Legal Reason pp. 48-60

Stambulski Michał

Ideology, Nationalism and Law: Legal Tools for an Ideological Machinery in Latvia pp. 61-78

Šulmane Dace

Justice and Objectivity as Balancing Principles pp. 79-94

Rodak Lidia and Żak Piotr

“Preferred Reading” of Legal Texts pp. 95-103

Škop Martin

Is Hamlet Scandinavian Crime Fiction? pp. 104-118

Klusoňová Markéta

Ideology in Modern Times: Three Ideological Lies Behind Universal Human Rights pp. 119-127

Zomerski Wojciech

The Ordinance of 1667: Ideology of Modern Codification as a Political Tool of Louis XIV pp. 128-140

Klimaszewska Anna

Psychological, Social, Cultural, Literary and Legal Dimensions of Memory pp. 141-161

Sadowski Mirosław Michał

The Role of the Judiciary Within the Construction of Collective Memory. The Italian Transition pp. 162-179

Caroli Paolo