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Scientific conferences entitled “ Szubert Seminars”, organised at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Lodz, have a long tradition. These meetings have two main goals. The first, is to show the multifaceted achievements of an outstanding and recognized researcher of social policy and labour law – Wacław Szubert. The second, is to pay attention to the universality and timelessness of the observations made by this author. His opinions can be an important hint for all researchers currently dealing with employment issues, counteracting unemployment, social insurance, health care and social economy. The variety of topics covered in this book shows the complexity of the relationship between labour law and social policy. Both areas of science benefit from the fact that their representatives conduct research in close cooperation. Thanks to this, social policy becomes the basis for building the axiological assumptions of labour law institutions. Labour law, in turn, provides tools for verifying the objectives and tasks defined by social policy, as well as the ways of their implementation.
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The three-volume monograph offers a comprehensive study of the category of freedom which was used in the legal and political doctrines by representatives of the western civilization since antiquity up to the present. The publication reviews concepts put forward by ancient thinkers (Plato, Aristotle, the Stoics, Cicero, St. Augustine), propositions of philosophers active in the Middle Ages (St. Thomas, William of Ockham) and the most prominent theories of the Renaissance (Machiavelli, the Renaissance utopias, Reformation, the School of Salamanca). The Polish Renaissance thought has also been presented. It ushered in an antiquity tradition revival which manifested itself in treatises in 16th-century republican discourse and, in a developed form, in the works of Andrzej Maksymilian Fredro. The monograph also includes interpretations of Thomas Hobbes’s, Algernon Sidney’s and John Locke’s propositions as well as a study of the thought of Montesquieu together with a discussion of the theory of the separation of powers, especially with regard to the trias politica model from the perspective of constitutionalism. The review of numerous philosophical positions reveals a range of discrepancies in the perception of the concept of freedom not only in different historical periods but also among the representatives of the main political doctrines. The plethora of cited approaches unequivocally points to the interdisciplinary character of research on freedom as a philosophical category. Therefore, a presentation of the spectrum of differences through the application of scientific analysis seems a fundamental prerequisite for any attempt at arriving at a comprehensive and multilevel understanding of the idea of freedom.
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The publication is a comprehensive study on the issue of human trafficking in international law. The topic is complex and multi-faceted, which is why it can be analyzed from a number of legal perspectives, including public international law, international criminal law, transnational criminal law, national law and international human rights law. Human trafficking takes on many forms and affects almost all countries, regardless of whether they are the victims' places of origin, transit or destination countries. This is the third most profitable type of organized crime in the world, after drug and arms trafficking.
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Forced labour is a form of human trafficking used to exploit the victims, even with their consent. Foreigners often fall victim to this practice due to their weaker social and legal position in the host country. The author shows legal and social mechanisms related to migration, either contributing to the phenomenon or not preventing it. He also identifies the factors that increase the risk of forced labor within immigrant groups in Poland.
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The issue of the limits of trade unions freedoms functioning in the Polish legal system is the scientific problem of the monograph. Trade unions freedoms should be seen as a fundamental guarantees of solidarity, dialogue and cooperation between social partners in shaping realities of domestic model of the social market economy. The research undertaken and presented in the publication allowed me to conduct a comprehensive characteristic and evaluation of the manner in which the national legislator formalises and restricts free functioning of social partners. The results of the study are also helpful in identifying specific deficiencies of the Polish legal system that should be recognised as major barriers to effective functioning and desired development of the union movement. The overall scientific goal of the monograph is to identify, systemise, characterise and evaluate limits of trade union freedoms in the context of the Polish legal system. In other words, the study presented in the publication aims at answering the question about how the national legislator restricts trade union freedoms and how such limitations should be formed in accordance with standards coming from biding international agreements. In order to reach the defined scientific objective it was necessary to analyse current legal system in terms of existing legal acts, actual judicature, literature and chosen statistical data regarding European and worldwide labour movements.
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The publication presents a critical view on various institutions of electoral law and their functioning in the context of the 2018-2020 elections and the accompanying changes to the law, as well as the situation caused by the pandemic and the problems resulting from the organization of the free elections in extraordinary conditions. The authors analyse classic electoral law issues such as the principles of electoral law (the principle of free elections in particular), citizens’ electoral rights, electoral bodies, the election process, the election campaign, election control, or legislative silence. Many texts, whose authors are young researchers in constitutional law from different academic centres, contain the assessment of legal regulations in force in Poland in accordance with international standards, especially those set by the Council of Europe, as well as the de lege ferenda demands, which aim at improving existing electoral procedures and ensuring that the elections to representative bodies are fully democratic.
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The study is devoted to the functioning and changes in the subject of law in Juliusz Słowacki’s works. The author reconstructs poet’s law imaginarium and shows how it was incorporated into his literary work. The publication reflects on the issues concerning scientific and professional life of Juliusz Słowacki. The book carefully analyses the connections between legal culture and Sarmatism, the influences of other legal traditions (English, Russian and Spartan) and the court scenes in tragedies.
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This volume contains the scientific papers presented at the 2nd Conference on Comparative and International Law that was held on 24 June 2022 online on Zoom. This is an international conference. The conference is organized every year by the Society of Juridical and Administrative Sciences together with the Faculty of Law of the Bucharest University of Economic Studies. More information about the conference can be found on the official website: www.comparativelawconference.eu. The scientific studies included in this volume are grouped into three chapters: Contemporary Applicability Presentations in Comparative Law, International Law and Its Modern Regulatory Powers and Some aspects regarding criminal challenges. This volume is aimed at practitioners, researchers, students and PhD. candidates in juridical sciences, who are interested in recent developments and prospects for development in the field of comparative and international law.
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The collection includes reports presented in 2013 and 2014 at the series of organised scientific events connected with the research project "Religious tolerance".
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The book is an essay in general jurisprudence exploring the philosophical, ethical and doctrinal foundations of the emerging field of legal regulation – animal law. The book focuses on the critical exposition of the current legal framework of animal protection. A comparative approach allows to identify the basic concepts and principles that underpin legal regulations concerning animal protection of the contemporary legal systems. It provides a valuable presentation of what the present model of animal law really is highlighting the dilemmas faced by its further development. It gives the book a unique and original perspective based on a comperehensive examination of the relevant laws in Poland, Europe and elsewhere.
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Zbornik radova koji je pred vama je rezultat simpozija koji je realiziran kroz četiri interdisciplinarne panel diskusije iz oblasti filozofije, prava, političkih nauka i međunarodnih odnosa, jezika i književnosti i društvenih nauka. Na simpoziju su radove izložili eminentni profesori i istraživači iz nekoliko zemalja.
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The principle of the best interest of the child has gained widespread recognition. It is universally applied in adjudication by courts, tribunals, administrative authorities and legislative bodies in cases concerning children. This book aims to investigate what is behind the meaning of this term from the perspective of the philosophy of law and the political philosophy as well as in light of international and Polish law. Nietzsche famously argued that there are two opposing elements: Apollonian and Dionysian. Apollonian aspect represents the individual, order, rational thinking, logic, and law. The Dionysian element represents nature, unconsciousness, instinct, chaos, urges – there are no rules. According to the philosopher, everything and everyone consist of both Apollonian and Dionysian elements. This classification offers an insightful perspective on the subject of this book and is a thought-provoking starting point for the topic of child’s best interest, but also the notions of good and common good. Each matter is approached from the philosophical and legal angle.Although there is no clear and undisputed definition of the best interest standard, there are some factors that need to be considered. In all actions concerning children their particular interests have to be taken into consideration, along with moral and ethical aspects. At the same time, the child is a part of a community – the family, the society, and the state. Therefore, the communal angle of what is good for a child must always be considered as well.The main finding of the book is that there needs to be a balance between the individualistic and communal aspects while interpreting what is good for a child. Therefore, the balancing act is also necessary for interpreting what is best for a child – otherwise, the standard is set up to fail.
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The publication attempts to reconstruct and analyse the concepts of transnational structures in French political and legal thought from the Enlightenment to modern times. The author argues that key modern concepts of substituting or limiting state sovereignty towards transnational power structures originate in the Enlightenment and 1789 French Revolution. Referring to the extensive subject literature, he demonstrates that in France, traditionally associated with statism and the affirmation of national sovereignty, there is a wealth of entirely different trends. France can be considered a kind of “bastion” of revolutionary universalism, from which many radicals, regardless of their nationality, derive directly or indirectly.
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This collection follows an International Scientific Conference on the same topic held at the Faculty of Law at Paisii Hilendarski University of Plovdiv. Many colleagues participated in - from Bulgarian law faculties, from the Institute for Legal Studies of Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and from Spanish law faculties, too. Presented papers are included in this collection. Not the least, this collection is dedicated to a colleague who passed away after the conference. It is pro memoria to the brilliant colleague who was one of leading and internationally known scholars of Bulgarian public law - Prof. Emilia Kandeva, PhD.
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Legal interpreters assume, inter alia, that the legislator consistently applies the concepts throughout the entire legal act, and that they do not introduce any unnecessary fragments into the text (prohibition of per non est interpretation). Do such interpreters' assumptions accurately reflect the way the legislator works? And do the persons handling the legislative process employ in their work tools with which the law will then be read? In order to find the answer to this question, the author has analyzed the applicable legislation and has undertaken socio-legal research, using the methods of text analysis, participant observation and in-depth interviews with legislators working in the Legislative Office of the Chancellery of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland. The results of his research and the conclusions derived from it are presented in the monograph titled Korespondencja dyrektyw redagowania i interpretowania tekstu prawnego. [Correspondence of the Directives for Drafting and Interpreting a Legal Text].
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This collection is devoted to the relationship and influence between policy and crime. Different points of view are presented - criminological and criminal law. The relevant problems are examined from the side of theory and practice.
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The Conference Proceedings contain papers presented at the Scientific Conference "30 Years Faculty of Law UNWE", Successor of a Centuries-Old Tradition in the Development of Legal Science and Practice, organized on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Faculty of Law of the University of National and World Economy. The conference is part of a series of festive celebrations and was held on November 4, 2021. In the conference halls of the University in parallel modules. Scientists, practitioners, PhD students and students took part, a total of over 50 people in the following four scientific fields: History and Theory of Law, Social and Economic Sciences; Traditions and Modernity in the Development of Private Law; The Role of International and EU Law in a Globalising World; Current Issues of Theory and Practice in Public and Criminal Law.
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Organizing is an evolutionary phenomenon, distinctive because of the laws of existence and maintaining all structures in all processes of their functioning. As such, it is a civilizational phenomenon also that occurs as a component of human, individual and social activities and as a factor in the overall development of man and society.On the other hand, as a deliberate human activity, organizing involves seeking solutions to problems that occur on the way to achieving specific goals. No goal can be achieved without appropriate or necessary, or at least minimal organization of conditions, factors, and processes needed for goal achievement. However, the new era requires new types of leaders and managers, and new forms of organization; demands those who are willing and able to lead the company/corporation/state, in a distinct competitive environment, with all the good and bad sides brought by the globalization of world economy. The purpose of the annual LIMEN conference is to support the power of scientific research and dissemination of the research results with the objective to enhance society by advancing knowledge; policy-making change,lives, and ultimately, the world. Our objective is to continue to be the foremost annual conference on cutting-edge theory and practice of leadership, innovations, management, and economics, encouraging advancement via excellence,and interaction. LIMEN conference aims to bring together the international academic community (experts, scientists, engineers,researchers, students, and others) and enable interactive discussions and other forms of interpersonal exchange of experiences and popularization of science and personal and collective affirmation. The annual LIMEN conference is committed to the highest standards of publishing integrity and academic honesty ensuring ethics in all its publications. Conformance to standards of ethical behavior is therefore expected of all parties involved: authors, editors, reviewers, and the publisher. The conference organizer follows the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidelines on how to deal with potential acts of misconduct. All received full papers prior peer review process are subject to plagiarism check with iThenticate by Turnitin software. Any identified plagiarism automatically disqualifies a paper. Afterward, all full papers are double-blind peer-reviewed by the reviewers drawn from the editorial committee or external reviewers depending on the topic, title, and the subject matter of the paper. Peer reviewers provide a critical assessment of the paper and may recommend improvements. Although the author may choose not to take this advice, we highly recommend that the author address any issues, explaining why their research process or conclusions are correct. Association of Economists and Managers of the Balkans headquartered in Belgrade – Serbia along with the partner institutions, namely the Faculty of Engineering Management - Belgrade, Serbia; Modern Business School- Belgrade, Serbia; the University of Novo Mesto, Faculty of Business and Management Sciences, Slovenia; the University of Novo Mesto, Faculty of Economics and Informatics, Slovenia; Business Academy Smilevski - BAS,Skopje, North Macedonia; and BAS Institute of Management, Bitola, North Macedonia organized 7th International Scientific-Business Conference titled: Leadership, Innovation, Management, and Economics: Integrated Politics of Research – LIMEN 2021 on December 16, 2021. Bearing in mind the challenges of a dynamic engagement in contemporary organizations, it is clear that the analysis of these important subjects should be applied interdisciplinary approach. For this reason, the main theme of the conference LIMEN 2021 was processed through the following key topics:• COVID-19 Pandemic Influence on Business Operations and Management• Leaders and Leadership• Entrepreneurship• Innovation• Creativity• Management of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises• Contemporary Strategic Management• Financial Management and Banking• Marketing Management• Project Management• GREEN Management• Natural Resource Management• Quality Management• Management of New Technologies• Management Information Systems• Education Management• Intercultural Management• Public Sector Management• Human Resources Management• Organizational Behavior• Business Ethics• Macroeconomics• Microeconomics• Finance• Marketing• Labour Law• Business Law LIMEN 2021 keynote speaker was Prof. Dr Dominika Gałkiewicz representing the University of Applied Sciences Kufstein, Tirol, Kufstein, Austria with the topic “Sustainability Regulation and Reporting: Trends in the Dach Region”. Within publications from LIMEN 2021 conference:• 15 double peer-reviewed papers have been published in the Selected Papers - International Scientific-Business Conference LIMEN 2021 • 39 double peer-reviewed papers have been published in the Conference Proceedings - International Scientific-Business Conference LIMEN 2021• 70 abstracts have been published in the Book of Abstracts - International Scientific-Business Conference LIMEN 2021. Altogether LIMEN 2021 publications have more than 600 pages. All full papers have DOI numbers and ORCID iD integration. Participation in the conference took nearly 140 researchers with the abstracts/papers representing 16 different countries from different universities, eminent faculties, scientific institutes, colleges, various ministries, local governments, public and private enterprises, multinational companies, associations, etc.
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