Full Issue

Vol. 7 No. 1 (2021): International Comparative Jurisprudence

LEGAL PHILOSOPHY

THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE: WESTERN AND ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVES

Juozas Valčiukas, Mohammad Khazer Saleh Al Majali
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1-14

INTERNATIONAL LAW

SHOULD THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE DEVELOP A POLITICAL QUESTION DOCTRINE?

Alexandra Mercescu, Sorina Doroga
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15-30

NON-JUDICIAL DIVORCES AND THE BRUSSELS II BIS REGULATION: TO APPLY OR NOT APPLY?

Katažyna Bogdzevič, Natalija Kaminskienė, Laima Vaigė
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31-39

WHAT CAN FRANCE LEARN FROM THE CZECH REPUBLIC’S APPROACH TO THE ISSUE OF WEARING (ISLAMIC) RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS

Elmira Lyapina
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40-50

PUBLIC LAW

THE ASSOCIATION AGREEMENT AND THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DOMESTIC REFORMS TOWARDS STRENGTHENING THE RULE OF LAW, IN GEORGIA, MOLDOVA, AND UKRAINE

Malkhaz Nakashidze
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51-74

ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY SERVICES THROUGH THE PRISM OF CHILDREN’S RIGHTS: AN OVERVIEW FROM THE PERSPECTIVES OF THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD AND THE POLICY AND LAW APPROACHES OF CERTAIN EU MEMBER STATES AND UKRAINE

Yuliya Vashchenko
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75-87

PRIVATE LAW

THE LEGAL SITUATION OF A CHILD IN MEDIATION IN LIGHT OF THE REGULATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

Magdalena Tabernacka
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88-99

CONDITIONS FOR THE BANKRUPTCY OF NATURAL PERSONS: WHICH BALTIC STATE IS THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR BANKRUPTCY?

Mari Schihalejev, Toomas Saarma, Edvins Draba
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100-114

A STAY OF INDIVIDUAL ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS AS A BASIS FOR EFFECTIVE RESTRUCTURING PROCEEDINGS

Remigijus Jokubauskas, Marek Świerczyński, Audronė Balsiukienė
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115-125