Legal Linguistics of Judicial Educational Activities by О. V. Minchenko

“…The objective of the study is to provide characteristics to the state of academic discipline “Legal Linguistics” in Ukraine and in the countries of Romano-Germanic law, and its origin. To achieve the objective, the author has solved the following tasks: 1) description of the state of academic discipline “Legal Linguistics” in Ukrainian educational institutions; 2) “Legal Linguistics” as an academic discipline and as a research direction in the educational institutions of Germany and Switzerland and its importance for training a “European lawyer”. …”
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Appetitus Socialis Berolinensis by Jan Thiessen

“…This is in particular true with respect to the socalled »Berlin Republic«, the socio-political context that emerged post-German-reunification. After 1990, German business law, which originated from the comprehensive codifications carried out in the late 19th century, was exposed to the forces of globalization and Europeanization and the dawn of the digital age. …”
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Unraveling Incongruence: The EU Proposal in the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue by A. Semenov, I. Baščarević

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Languages of Written and Oral Communication between Russian Emperors and Electors of the Holy Roman Empire, 1725–1799 by M. A. Petrova

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Deutsche und österreichische Rechtsterminologie an ausgewählten Beispielen aus dem Bereich des Familienrechts by Aneta Łosińska

“…Since Austria’s accession to the European Union, i.e. since 1995, EU law written in German has applied in Austria, the German-language version of which primarily contains the legal terminology of the Federal Republic of Germany. …”
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Estates in Slavonia after World War II: Confiscation of the property of Slavonian nobility after World War II by Gardaš Miro A., Repić Marko A.

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Research of court evidence of the time of Kievan Rus accomplished by professor O. I. Paliumbetskyi (1811-1897) by V. A. Grechenko

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Germanys’ strategies to contribute to a European Information Society by Andreas Koch, Florian Schweinle

“…One essential impact is the eEurope-programs of the European Union, which were passed in 2000 and 2002. A German particularity of translating these programs into national law is the federal structure, i.e. the national state has just a basic condition to promote novel ideas on the sector of ICT. …”
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Creating Good Administration by Persuasion: A Case Study of the Recommendations of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe by Agnė Andrijauskaitė

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A Challenge to Systematic and Undifferentiated Data Collection Through Strategic Litigation: The Passenger Name Record Case (Ligue des Droits Humains) Before the Court of Justice o... by Catherine Forget

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Police crime in 1947 in the coverage of the Ukrainian SSR state security agencies by O. N. Yarmysh, V. A. Grechenko

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Legal regime of business partnership property (considering international experience) by R. M. Artemenko

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1941 (pre-war half-year period): changes in the NKVD structure of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic by V. A. Grechenko

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Hiszpańskie i niemieckie osiągnięcia w rozwoju energetyki odnawialnej: aspekt prawny by Leszek Karski

“…It results from both the energy policy and EU law. Poland should adopt national law to the EU requirements in the field of renewable energy sources. …”
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Dual Citizenship in Germany and what it Means for World Politics by M. S. Salkina

“…Suggesting that migration flows from Turkey will grow and so will the proportion of German citizens of Turkish descent, the author attempts to predict how the new law can influence world politics. …”
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Le luxembourgeois, enfant naturel de la Seconde Guerre mondiale by Nicolas Lefrançois

“…The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a trilingual state in which all residents have the choice of using Luxembourgish, French or German to express themselves since the Law on the Language Regime of the 24th of February 1984 which recognizes and ratifies their official and unlimited coexistence. …”
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The WHO’s 75th anniversary: WHO at a pivotal moment in history by Lawrence O Gostin, Roojin Habibi, Benjamin Mason Meier, Helen Clark, K Srinath Reddy, Jemilah Mahmood, Danwood Mzikenge Chirwa, Björn Kümmel, Winnie Mpanju-Shumbusho, Attiya Waris, Miriam K Were

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Fundamental Dilemmas Concerning the Constitutional Arrangements for the Formation of the Government in the Republic of Slovenia by Rudi Kocjančič

“…In Slovenia, even twenty years after the adoption of its Constitution, the amendments to the constitutional arrangements for the appointment of ministers represent one of the fundamental constitutional dilemmas of the political elite and experts on constitutional law. The following two variants are most topical: according to the first variant, following the example of the German constitution, ministers would be appointed by the president of the republic on the proposal of the president of the government, elected by the National Assembly; according to the second variant, the National Assembly would elect the president of the government together with the submitted candidate list of ministers. …”
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Land Area Targets for Wind Energy: How Promising Is the New Onshore Wind Power Legislation? by Felix Reutter, Charlotte Geiger, Paul Lehmann, Jan-Niklas Meier, Philip Tafarte

“…To solve this problem, a new law has been passed, the “Windan-Land-Gesetz”. It sets explicit land area targets for the federal states to ensure that a total of 2 % of the national territory will be designated for wind turbines. …”
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HISTORICAL-PHILOSOPHICAL-LEGAL RESEARCH OF THE PHENOMENON OF THE GENDER AS THE FACTOR OF THE SOCIAL STATUS OF THE UKRAINIAN WOMAN by H. F. Moskalyk, M. Y. Baranovska, M. O. Bulach

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