The Failure of Copenhagen and its consequences for International Relations by Marisa Matias

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BAVET by Max Hogeforster, Marzena Grzesiak

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Neofrancoism and the Problem of Territorial Integrity of Modern Spain by A. V. Dementiev

“…The conclusion is proved by the success of the right-wing Vox party in the elections to the regional parliament of Andalusia in December 2018. If the current trends continue, Spanish ultranationalists and neo-francoists will be represented not only in regional parliaments, but will also receive mandates in the General Cortes and the European Parliament.…”
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Ecotourism and Poverty Reduction in Uganda. A Case Study of Batwa Communities in Kisoro District. by Kukundakwe, Obadiah

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A Review of Vessel Traffic Services Systems Operating in Poland in Terms of Their Compliance with International Legislation by Wojciech Durczak, Ludmiła Filina-Dawidowicz

“…These systems operate based on guidelines established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and European Parliament; therefore, they should be constantly developed and adjusted to current regulations. …”
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Ethical and Legal Aspects of the Dispute Over the Legalization of Assisted Suicide in Italy in 2017-2022 by Andrzej Kobyliński

“…In 2019, the Constitutional Court obliged the parliament to draft a law regulating the termination of life on request. …”
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Les formes du journalisme parlementaire au Devoir by Jean Charron, Jocelyn Saint-Pierre

“…It shows that members of the Press Gallery no longer seek, as before, to report the affairs of Parliament, but rather to highlight political events that are considered newsworthy.…”
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Bibliometric analysis of the impact of environmental degradation on women and the importance of women’s representation by Y.A. Pratama, M.Y.A. Kadir, A. Rivaldi, I.C. Mulya, S. Amirah, M. Iqhrammullah

“…Indonesia has never achieved 30 percent women representation in Parliament, highlighting the unsatisfactory participation of women in legislative elections. …”
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The Parliamentary Commissioner for Future Generations of Hungary and his Impact by Éva Tóth Ambrusné

“…The publication of his first annual report1 to Parliament is a great opportunity to assess the effectiveness of the tools he can apply to facilitate intergenerational equity.…”
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International and domestic experience of intellectual property legal protection on the Internet and separate methods of police crimes detection in this area by V. A. Korshenko, M. V. Mordvyntsev, D. V. Pashniev

“…The legal framework of the EU regarding the protection of intellectual property rights on the Internet, in particular Directive No. 2019/789 of the European Parliament and the Council dated April 17, 2019, which establishes the application of the provisions of copyright and related rights to individual online broadcasts of broadcasting organizations and retransmissions of radio and television programs, and Directive No. 2019/790 of the European Parliament and the Council dated April 17, 2019 on copyright and related rights in the single digital market were concidered. …”
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The state of the art of the Brazilian Bill on Artificial Intelligence with a focus on civil responsibility by Vincenzo Calderonio

“…Brazil is developing a regulatory framework for artificial intelligence (AI), which began in 2019 with a public consultation and culminated in Bill PL No. 2338/2023, under discussion in Parliament. This note outlines the state of the art, focusing particularly on the issue of civil responsibility.…”
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Policy Advice between Ambition and Reality by Armin Steinbach

“…This contribution discusses the variable conditions under which policy advise can be effective, notably its function to compensate for a lack of expertise, lack of resources in ministries and parliament as well as the degree of politicisation of a given policy field.…”
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L’influence des Églises sur le processus de dévolution en Écosse by Edwige Camp

“…The two main Christian Churches in Scotland, the Presbyterian Church and the Catholic Church, each sent representatives to the Constitutional Convention which produced the recommendations serving as the basis for the devolved institutions set up in 1999 (Parliament and Executive). Since then, the Scottish Churches have been acting as pressure groups on the new institutions. …”
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Les députées blogueuses, des hommes politiques comme les autres ? by Marie Neihouser

“…In all the study looks at 120 blogs by female members of parliament and 312 by male members. Contrary to current differentialist theses, the author finds that male and female MPs have generally similar blogging practices.…”
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Library and Information Management and Librarianship in Election Manifestos of Turkey’s Parliamentary Elections on June 07, 2015 by Coşkun Polat, Mehmet Ali Akkaya, Kasım Binici

“…The scope of the study is limited to parties that won the most votes and the right to representation in parliament. Results are produced based on the findings and some suggestions are given for information and records management professionals.…”
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¿Cómo debaten ahora los catalanes del contenido de la independencia? by Cyril Trépier

“…The systematic rejection by the Spanish central government and Parliament does not fully explain it. Yet, three Catalan universities of Sabadell, Barcelona and Gerona organized such debates since the autumn of 2012. …”
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The Levellers’ Conception of Legitimate Authority by Eunice Ostrensky

“…The Levellers also contend that parliamentary representation is not the only mechanism by which the people may acquire a political being; rather the people outside Parliament are the collective agent able to transform and control institutions and policies. …”
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Editorial by Ann-Kristin Kölln, Antony Mason, Maria Lenk, Jörg Tremmel, Markus Rutsche

“…Nugent who contribute to this debate by arguing that lowering the eligibility age to run for office leads to better representation of the youngest and next-youngest cohorts in parliament. Drawing on data from 144 countries and 192 parliaments, they first show that the average “waiting period” for citizens – defined as the difference between the legal voting age and the legal age for holding office – is 5.3 years. …”
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À la conquête de l’hémicycle. Les professions de foi des députées françaises entre 1958 et 1973 by Magali Guaresi

“…After having marked the socio-biographical profile of the female members of parliament, we will focus on two major characteristics of their speech, identified by textometry : on the one hand the promises of substantial representation made to their female voters, on the other hand the beginnings of argumentation by gender.…”
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Konflikt eller konsensus? by Louise Lexbro

“…Only a few politicians took an active part in the debate in the parliament. Where conflicts did occur, both in the theoretical realm and in decision-making, there were not between political parties but rather between expert jurists. …”
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