Full Issue

Vol. 9 No. 2 (2023): International Comparative Jurisprudence

LEGAL PHILOSOPHY

THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON LEGAL DECISION-MAKING

Anatolii P. n Getman, Oleg M. Yaroshenko, Roman V. Shapoval, Roman Ye. Prokopiev, Maryna I. Demura
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155-169

INTERNATIONAL LAW

FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE IN A GLOBALISED WORLD – RESPECT FOR OR A THREAT TO RELIGIOUS BOOKS?

Laith K. Nasrawin
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170-181

PUBLIC LAW

FREE, PRIOR, INFORMED CONSENT AS A LEGAL PRINCIPLE AND ITS LINK TO THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE

Iman Prihandono, Ekawestri Prajwalita Widiati, Juozas Valčiukas
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182-196

EXPLORING THE IDEAL LEGAL MODEL OF STATE SUPERVISION FOR LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL RULEMAKING FOR UKRAINE: INSIGHTS FROM THE EU

Oleh Petryshyn, Maryna Petryshyna, Andrejus Novikovas, Dmytro Boichuk
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197-208

THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK ON SURROGACY IN UKRAINE: QUO VADIS?

Kateryna Moskalenko
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209-225

LEGISLATIVE PERSPECTIVES AND SOCIOMEDICAL IMPLICATIONS OF MEDICAL TOURISM IN EUROPE: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW

Enkela Hoxha, Valbona Hobdari Hobdari
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226-236

PRIVATE LAW

THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSACTION AVOIDANCE IN EUROPEAN UNION INSOLVENCY LAW

Darius Bolzanas, Remigijus Jokubauskas, Marek Świerczyński
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237-250