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  1. Public-Law Phenomena in Transylvania in the Antiquity

    Traces of human existence can be evidenced in Transylvania already in Prehistoric times. Before the earliest written data of the Ancient Greeks, our...
    Ádám Szabó in Constitutional History of Transylvania
    Chapter 2023

  2. Designing and Implementing the Hellenic Legislation Portal (HLP) — Challenges and Novelties

    The paper focuses on the design and implementation of the Hellenic Legislation Portal aiming at becoming a central hub for legal resources produced...

    Antonios Stasis, Daphne Kyriaki-Manessi, ... Vassiliki Dalaku in Journal of the Knowledge Economy
    Article 10 July 2023

  3. Functions and Limitations of Law

    Generally, when it comes to morality, people would undoubtedly connect it with kindness, beauty, righteousness, and glory. Like law, morality is...
    **aobo Dong, Yafang Zhang in On Contemporary Chinese Legal System
    Chapter 2023

  4. The Evolution of the Chinese Legal System: Building a “Rule of Law” with Chinese Characteristics

    The modernization of the socialist rule-of-law state with Chinese characteristics is essentially defined by the use of the law as an instrument of...
    Maria Francesca Staiano in Chinese Law and Its International Projection
    Chapter 2023

  5. The Intersection Between Law and Technology in Maritime Law

    Maritime stakeholders have been benefiting from recent technological developments particularly in autonomous maritime vehicles (AMVs) which are used...
    Aybüke Naz Durmuş in The Regulation of Automated and Autonomous Transport
    Chapter 2023

  6. Civil and Commercial Law

    The founding of the People’s Republic of China opened a new page in Chinese history and also started a new chapter in the history of modern Chinese...
    Hao Peng in China's Legal System
    Chapter 2023

  7. Enforcement (Deficits) of Substantive Investment Standards under EU Law

    The protection of foreign investment under EU law is systemically different from that under international investment law, both in substance and in...
    Christoph Herrmann, Tim Ellemann in New Frontiers for EU Investment Policy
    Conference paper 2023

  8. Interpretive Harms and Contested Agency: Transphobic Ideology, Correctional Officers, and the Law

    The Transgender Respect, Agency, and Dignity Act (TRADA) (2020), marks a drastic procedural turn in the California Department of Corrections and...

    Angie D. Gordon, Emily Lenning in Critical Criminology
    Article 01 December 2023

  10. The Codifications at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century

    Codification has an insolent vitality at the start of the twenty-first century. Codification is indeed one of the most important global legal...
    Rémy Cabrillac in The Making of the Civil Codes
    Chapter 2023

  11. The Legal Framework for Administrative Liability in Lithuania: Lifting Legal Barriers to the Efficient Regulation of Administrative Offences

    In Lithuania, the reform of the legal framework for administrative liability of natural persons was carried out during the period 1990–2017—it took...
    Audronė Gedmintaitė in Legal Developments During 30 Years of Lithuanian Independence
    Chapter 2021

  12. Is China a Continental-Law Country?

    The general knowledge about the Chinese legal system differs from its true nature. Therefore, the present gap between the law in action and law in...
    Han Liu in Common Law – Civil Law
    Chapter 2022

  13. Property Regime for De Facto Couples in Croatia: International Jurisdiction and Applicable Law

    Through the history of the humankind de facto couples have been invisible to law. While, with regard to de facto heterosexual partners it may be...
    Ines Medić in Balkan Yearbook of European and International Law 2022
    Chapter 2023

  14. Determining Effects of Authoritarianism on Executive Power and Public Administration in Turkey

    The increasingly authoritarian regime in Turkey has been the subject of many studies in constitutional law and political science. As per the planned...
    Zeliha Hacımuratlar in Human Rights in a Changing World
    Chapter 2023

  16. The Breach of the Obligation to Prevent Environmental Harm and the Law of State Responsibility

    International environmental law is rightly perceived as one of the most challenging fields for the secondary rules governing State responsibility. In...
    Maurizio Arcari in Trends and Challenges in International Law
    Chapter 2022

  17. Administrative Silence in Lithuania: Case Law and Data from the Administrative Oversight Institutions

    Administrative silence is a phenomenon which contemporary legal systems based on the rule of law, good governance and respect for human rights can no...
    Vidmantė Giedraitytė, Agnė Andrijauskaitė, Mantas Bileišis in The Sound of Silence in European Administrative Law
    Chapter 2020

  18. Shari’a Law in Catholic Italy: A Non-agnostic Model of Accommodation

    The Italian Constitution and its interpretation by the Constitutional Court have led to the development of a model of accommodation of religious...
    Vito Breda in The Sociology of Shari’a
    Chapter 2023

  19. The Chain Novel and Its Normative Fine Structure in Civil Law and Common Law: Dworkin, Brandom and Law’s Normativity

    This essay defends the thesis that Dworkin’s and Brandom’s theories of law’s normativity are powerful not only with respect to common law but also...
    Stefan Arnold in Common Law – Civil Law
    Chapter 2022

  20. Linguistic Expert Evidence in the Common Law

    The use of expert witnesses in common-law legal systems became formalised with the development of modern adversarial trial procedure in England in...
    Andrew Hammel in Language as Evidence
    Chapter 2022
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