Industrial Democracy in the UK: Precursors to the Bullock Report by Rebecca Zahn

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INTERNATIONAL LAW AND POLITICS: AN ANALYSIS OF MARTTI KOSKENNIEMI’S ARTICLE by Zeynep Erhan Bulut

“…The discussion evaluates these ideas from multiple perspectives, incorporating views from critical legal theory and legal realism. Although Koskenniemi raises important questions about sovereignty, sources of law, and the objectivity of international legal norms, his work is critiqued for its circular reasoning and lack of clarity. …”
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A Short History of the Formation of Hungarian Legal Terminology by József Szabadfalvi

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The EU’s neoliberal constitutionalism(s) by Guillaume Grégoire

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Determining the capacity of a controlling shareholder in a company by Radović Mirjana Z.

“…The analysis is based on the current interpretation of the statutory provisions in domestic legal theory and practice, taking into account the understanding developed in comparative legal systems. …”
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Libertas as an Expression of Roman Identity in Cicero and Sallust by Anna Iacoboni

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In search of moral foundations of law: debate on nature of inclusive legal positivism by A. B. Didikin

“…The paper is devoted to the analysis of the arguments of foreign jurists about the nature and advantages of inclusive legal positivism as a legal theory that justifies the existence of moral foundations of the legal system. …”
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Consuetudo Legis: Writing Down Customs in the Roman Empire (2nd–5th Century CE) by Soazick Kerneis

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Appartenenze ed esclusioni by Frederica Paletti

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Validity of legal norms with special reference to Kelsen's general theory of law by Pajić-Šavija Sandra

“…The term validity of legal norms usually means the obligation of legal norms for entities whose behavior is regulated by a legal norm. In legal theory, the concept of validity of law is used in a different sense. …”
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CULTURAL AND LEGAL FACTORS OF OPTIMIZATION OF THE IDEOLOGY OF STATE-BUILDING IN UKRAINE by O. V. Krasnokutskyi

“…The program for the improvement and enhancement of legal culture in contemporary Ukrainian society is composed of four major conceptual areas: the growth of basic legal literacy; the rise of their legal awareness; the increase of theoretical justification of the existing legal reality, the prospects for its future development, the increase of the efficiency of the legal theory; progressive formation of legal ideology.…”
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A Summary: Portraying the Legal Culture and the European Human Rights Culture of the European Court of Human Rights and the European Court of Justice through Interviews by Nina-Louisa Arold Lorenz

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Duale Autonomie. Zur Rechtsgeschichte des Arbeitsmarktregimes by Gerd Bender

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Kenneth Himma’s metaphysical conceptualism as inclusive legal positivism by V. V. Ogleznev

“…This article is an introduction to a very original legal theory developed by a contemporary American legal scholar Kenneth Einar Himma. …”
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The Horrible Sepulture of Mannes Resoun: Intoxication and Medieval English Felony Law by Elizabeth Papp Kamali

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Looking at Abortion Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights as an Equality Issue by Kaisla Yli-Juuti

“…This topic is extremely relevant as it allows for a critical evaluation of the Court’s approach to equality and abortion judgements from the perspective of substantive equality and feminist legal theory. Access to safe and legal abortion services is an equality question because the ability to control when one has children directly influences how equally one can participate in public life. …”
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Rechtsgeschichte als Geschichte von Normativitätswissen? by Thomas Duve

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The Theory of Epistemic (In)Justice in the Perspective of the Performance of Law: An Approach Based On The Concept Of Hermeneutic Therapy by Mariola Żak

“…The aim of the paper is to show the role of the said theory in legal theory. In the first step, I will discuss the main assumptions of the theory of epistemic (in)justice and its varieties from the perspective of the lawyer-layperson epistemic dependence. …”
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Legitimate expectation in administrative procedure by Romić Marko Lj

“…Having its foundation in Kantian philosophy, it was incorporated into the law of the European Union through the principle of legal certainty and the dominant influence of German legal theory. It is the Court of Justice of the EU that is responsible for the development of this principle in practice as well as the postulates on which its application in the member states is based. …”
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Legal liability: seven doctrinal approaches to understanding its essence by V. H. Zhornokui

“…The author emphasises that the doctrine of legal theory distinguishes two types of legal liability: positive (relating to an offence not yet committed) and negative (relating to an offence already committed). …”
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