International law Books

Book SynopsisIncommensurability, Comparativism, and Value Hybridism in Constitutional Theory by Hafsteinn Dan Kristjánsson.- The South African Model of Socio-Economic Constitutionalism: Features and Fault Lines by Sandra Liebenberg.- The Welfare State and the Socio-Economic Constitution of Sweden by Olof Wilske.- The Constitutionalisation of the Economy in France, Germany and Belgium: Rrom Social State to Regulatory State by Guillaume Grégoire.- Balancing Act: Exploring Switzerland's Neutrality in the Context of its Economic Constitution by Phil Baumann and Marc Winistörfer.- Economic Administrative Law and Socio-Economic Constitution in the Era of Globalization – Focusing on Korean Case by Kyung-Won Chang.- Towards a Common Constitutional Frame for Non-economic Values in External Trade and Investment Agreements – Socio-economic Constitutionalism in the Making by Wolfgang Weiß and Cornelia Furculita.- EU Merger Control and Climate Action: The Struggle for the Proper Framework by Jens-Uwe Franck.- Government Intervention in Geoeconomic Uncertain Times: Rebalancing Conflicting Interests in Foreign Investment Screening by Yao Yuan.

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Book SynopsisIntroduction.- Competition Law and Policy in Albania.- Competition Law and Policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Competition Law and Policy in Kosovo.- Competition Law and Policy in Montenegro.- Competition Law and Policy in North Macedonia.- Competition Law and Policy in Serbia.- Competition Law and Policy in the Western Balkans: Comparative Assessment.

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Book SynopsisPremise.- Part 1: Contextual Foundations. Winds of Change.- The Effects of Globalisation and New Technologies on the Social Fabric.- A Multilevel Constitutional Context.- Constitutional Foundations of (Collective) Access to Justice in Italy and Concepts.- Part 2: Collective Actions. Route of Change.- Class Actions: Origins, Us Development and Current EU Context.- The 2019 Italian Class Action Reform in an Integrating Constitutional Perspective.- Part 3: Collective Enforcement. Exercises of Change.- Case Study No. 1: Environmental ‘Sacrifice-Zone’ and Harmful Medical Devices. The Ilva And Philips Respironics Cases.- Case Study No. 2: Food-Delivery Riders and Fair Working Conditions. The Deliveroo and Uber Eats Cases.- Case Study No. 3: Systemic Inhuman and Degrading Treatment of Prisoners and Migrants. Room for Future (Class) Actions?.- Case Study No. 4: Arbitration Clauses, Class Waivers and Foreign Defendants. The Binance Case.- Part 4: Conclusive Assessment.- Final Constitutional Assessment and Forward Look.

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Book Synopsis?Introduction: A Comparative Approach to Domestic Violence.- Part I: Jurisdictional Contributions: Main Obstacles to an Effective Criminal Prosecution.- Prosecuting Domestic Violence: Balancing the Public and the Private Interest: The Example of Greek Legislation.- How to Initiate the Criminal Prosecution of a Domestic Violence Case, ex officio or ex parte?: The Example of Turkish Law.- Punitive and Preventive Measures against Domestic Violence in Italy: A Critical Assessment.- Domestic Violence in Spain from a Gender Perspective: Risk Assessment and Analysis.- The Role of Police and Prosecutorial Bodies in Resolving Cases of Domestic Violence: The Example of Serbia.- The Vulnerability of Domestic Violence Victims from A Gender Perspective in Spanish Criminal Proceedings: Challenges and Proposals against the Phenomenon of Secondary Victimization.- Right to Access a Lawyer for Victims of Domestic Violence: The Example of Italian Criminal Justice.- Applicability of Restorative Justice in Cases of Domestic Violence- Case Study of Bosnia and Herzegovina.- The Holistic Approach Towards Domestic Violence and the Urgent Need for Its Effective Implementation: The Case of Republic of North Macedonia.- Part II: The ECtHR’s Perspective: Positive Obligation and State’s Intervention in Domestic Violence.- The State's Duty to Protect Domestic Violence Victims from a Gender Perspective: Brief Reference to the Jurisprudential Developments of the European Court of Human Rights Jurisprudence.- Post-Talpis Reflections: Reassessing and Redefining ECHR Standards and Italy’s Approach to Domestic Violence.- Concluding Remarks: Common Problems and Core Solutions in Prosecuting Domestic Violence.

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Book SynopsisCivil law as a common heritage, challenges for law and economics and for comparative law.- PART I: PERSPECTIVES ON THE NORMATIVITY OF L&E.- Against the Myth of Methodological Neutrality: The Philosophical-Political and Moral Assumptions of Law and Economics.- The symbolic aspects of law between expressive theories and economic analysis.- The Principle of Social Wealth Maximization and Rule Utilitarianism: some considerations.- CALABRESI V. PARETO. Preferences, Harm, and Efficiency.- PART II: APPLIED L&E AND INSTITUTIONAL POLICY-MAKING.- "Economist Legislators”: The Use of Economic Analysis of Law in the Lawmaking Process.- Better Regulation, Cost-Benefit Analysis and Evidence Based Legal Design: A Critical Inquiry.- Nudge in Criminal Law: Behavioral Analysis Challenges to Traditional Justification of Punishment in Criminal Law Theories.- Criminal Law and Economic Analysis of Law. Is it worth the money?.- The Contributions of a Credit View of Money (and Heterodox Economics) to a Better Understanding of the Monetary System.- COLLATERAL ESTOPPEL IN THE BRAZILIAN CIVIL PROCEDURE: A LAW AND ECONOMICS APPROACH.- PART III: ITALO-IBEROAMERICAN EXPERIENCES OF EAL.- THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LAW (EAL): SOME THOUGHTS FOR COLOMBIA, CHILE, AND ECUADOR.- Rise and Peak of Peruvian Law and Economics.- Understanding the origins of Economic Analysis of Law in Mexico.- THE STAGES OF THE “ITALIAN STYLE” IN LAW & ECONOMICS. ORIGINS, EVOLUTIONS AND LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.- Law and Economics in Portugal – an overview of the last 20 years.

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Book SynopsisIntroduction.- Part I: Protection of Cultural Property in National Laws and International Conventions.- An Examination of the Preservation of Submerged Archaeological Sites: Legal Frameworks, Archaeological Research Methodologies, and the Site Management Strategies.- Cultural Property in Private International Law: An Overall Assessment.- Part II: Protecting Cultural Heritage through Intellectual Property Mechanisms.- Cultural Assets in Terms of Copyright Law with Special Reference to the Right of First Publication for Archaeological Excavation Findings.- Part III: Protection of Cultural Property through Administrative and Criminal Law.- The Administrative Structure Regarding the Conservation of Cultural Assets in Türkiye.- A General Overview of Crimes Regulated In the Law No. 2863 on the Conservation of Cultural and Natural Property.- Part IV: Protection of Cultural Property under WTO Framework.- Trade Measures Taken for the Protection of National Treasures of Artistic, Historic or Archaeological Value Under Article XX(F) of the GATT 1994.- Part V: Special Mechanisms for the Restitution of Nazi-Looted Cultural Property.- UK Spoliation Advisory Panel.- Commissions for the Restitution of Cultural Property Looted During World War II in the Light of the French CIVS.- Part VI: Techniques for Provenance Research, Detecting Fakes, and Combating Forgeries in Cultural Property.- Nuclear and Analytical Analysis Techniques that Primarily Used to Characterization of Ancient and Historical Materials.- Part VII: Protecting Cultural Property from Climate Change and Natural Disasters.- Global Climate Change and Challenges that They Present For the Cultural Heritage with Particular Reference to Türkiye.- Devastating Earthquakes Strike 11 Cities in Türkiye and Endangering the Nation’s Rich Cultural Heritage.- Part VIII: Lessons in Cultural Protection: Insights from Turkey and Slovenia – A Contrast of Scale and Heritage.- Report the Comparison of Turkish and Slovenian Laws on Cultural Property: International Treaties, Administrative Structures, and Dispute Resolution Mechanisms.

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Book SynopsisThe books deals with the questions that really matter for green finance: Where will the money to finance the transition to a low carbon environment come from, how far do the banks’ balance sheets stretch and where will the rest of the money come from? How much can we rely on the capital markets, especially in the EU, to get money to the parts of the economy which really need it, without greenwashing? How do governments organize not just a transition, but a just transition to a low carbon environment? Is it time to revisit received ideas about the proper role for centralbanks?

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Book SynopsisDer Tagungsband dokumentiert die Diskussion zentraler Probleme des am 6. Juni 1997 vom polnischen Parlament verabschiedeten Strafverfahrensgesetzbuches. Die Analyse der Gemeinsamkeiten und Unterschiede zwischen den Strafverfahrensgesetzbüchern der beiden Länder ist vor allem deshalb lohnend, weil die neue polnische Kodifikation zahlreiche Regelungen enthält, die zwar in Deutschland ebenfalls diskutiert bzw. praktiziert werden, in der Strafprozessordnung aber (noch) fehlen.Table of ContentsDie Stellung und die Aufgaben des Staantsanwalts im polnische Vorverfahren.- Auszüge aus der Diskussion.- Die Aufsicht des Gerichts über das Vorverfahren.- Auszüge aus der Diskussion.- Untersuchungshaft in polnischen Strafprozeß.- Auszüge aus der Diskussion.- Dei gerichtliche Kontrolle der Anklageschift.- Überblick über die wichtigsten Unterschiede zwischen einer Hauptverhandlung in Strafsachen in Polen und Deutschland.- Auszüge aus der Diskussion.- Bewisverbote im polnishen Strafprozeß.- Auszüge aus der Diskussion.- Konsensualverfahren im polnischen Strafprozeß.- Auszüge aus der Diskussion.- Die Stellung des Geschädigten im polnischen Strafverfahren.- Auszüge aus der Diskussion.- Die Kassation im System der Rechstbehelfe im polnischen Strafprozeß.- Auszüge aus der Diskussion.- Des polnische Strafbefehisverfahren im Vergleich mit dem deutschen Recht.- Auszüge aus der Diskussion.- Einstellung des Verfahrens aus sachlichrechtlichen Gründen.- Verzeichnis der Referenten und Diskussionsteilnehmer.

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Book SynopsisThis book is, with some adjustments and additions, largely based on my PhD thesis on Property Rights in Investment Securities and the Doctrine of Speci?city, which I defended in London on 15 June 2007 with Professor Lars Gorton and Dr. Kern Alexander as examiners. The subject matter is the doctrine of speci?city and its non-conformity with the developments in the ?nancial markets. As this book shows, the requirement for speci?city in book-entry securities is closely linked to loss allocation. If we decided that the rights that the investor has against its intermediary shall be property rights (as opposed to claims), then, loss allocation is crucial. Should the intermediary become insolvent and there be ins- ?cient securities, the shortfall has to be distributed. Through segregation on des- nated accounts the level of protection for the investor can be increased. It can also be increased by a requirement that the intermediary should hold a suf?cient number of securities corresponding to its customers' securities. During the course of this work I have received valuable assistance from s- eral persons, for which I am very grateful. First of all, I am indebted to Tekn. dr. Marcus Wallenbergs Stiftelse for .. utbildning i internationellt industriellt for .. etagande and For .. etagsjuridik Nord & Co for the ?nancial support they have provided.Table of ContentsThe New Order.- Developments of the Securities Markets.- The Use of Collateral in the Securities Markets.- Property Rights in Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity under English Law.- Property Rights in Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity under Swedish Law.- Property Rights in Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity under US Law.- Securities as Property.- Property Rights in Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity: A Comparative Analysis with an Outlook De Lege Ferenda.

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Book SynopsisIn 1999, a suite of three new conditions of contract was published by FIDIC, following the basic structure and wording harmonised and updated around the previous FIDIC Design-Build and Turnkey Contract (the 1992 ‘‘Orange Book’’). These conditions, known as the ‘‘FIDIC rainbow, were the Conditions of C- tract for: l Construction, the so-called Red Book, for works designed by the Employer l Plant and Design-Build, the so-called Yellow Book, for works designed by the Contractor l EPC/Turnkey Projects, the so-called Silver Book, for works designed by the Contractor The ?rst is intended for construction works where the Employer is responsible for the design, as for per the previous so-called Red Book 4th Edition (1987), with an important role for the Engineer. The other two conditions of contract are intended for situations when the Contractor is responsible for the design. The Plant and Design-Build Contract has the traditional Engineer while the EPC/Turnkey Contract has a two-party arran- ment, generally with an Employer’s Representative as one of the parties.Trade ReviewFrom the reviews: “Book is written by an engineer and a lawyer. … The Jaeger / Hok work does refer to awards. … provides wide-ranging references not only to decisions of UK courts but also to sources in other jurisdictions. It therefore provides a real service in alerting readers to the need to bear in mind when specialist legal advice may be needed. … useful flow charts to assist the understanding of the operation of the FIDIC forms. … work provides rather more general guidance on legal aspects.” (Humphrey Lloyd, The International Construction Law Review, 2010)Table of ContentsLegal Systems.- Conflict of Laws.- English and International Standard Forms of Contract.- Civil Law Business Terms.- Development Stages.- Understanding FIDIC: A Civil Law Approach.- FIDIC Contract Documents.- Employer’s Duties.- Contractor’s Duties.- Design Responsibility.- Engineer.- Time for Completion.- Variations.- Tests.- Certificates.- Defects Notification Period and (Post Contractual) Defects Liability.- Termination.- Discharge, Frustration and Force Majeure.- Risk, Insurance and Exceptional Risk.- Bonds, Guarantees, Letters of Credit.- Claim Management.- Disputes.- Samples.- Delay Schedule.

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Book SynopsisAll over the world, there is a growing interest in the relationship between law and aging: How does the law influence the lives of older people? Can rights, advocacy and representation advance the social position of the aged and combat ageism? What are the new and cutting-edge frontiers in the field of elder law? Should there be a new international human rights convention in this field? These are only a few of the many questions that arise. This book attempts to answer some of these questions and to set the agenda for the future development of elder law across the globe. Taking into account existing research and knowledge, leading scholars from different continents (North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia) present in this book original and novel ideas regarding the future development of elder law. These ideas touch upon key topics such as elder guardianship, citizenship, mental capacity, elder abuse, human rights and international law, family relationships, age discrimination, and the right to die. This book can thus serve as an important reference work for all those interested in understanding where law and aging are headed, and for those concerned about the future legal rights of older persons.Table of ContentsT. Carney: Guardianship, "Social" Citizenship, & Theorizing Substitute Decisionmaking Law.- N. A. Kohn: A Civil Rights Approach to Elder Law.- C. P. Sabatino, E. Wood: The Conceptualization of Legal Capacity of Older Persons in Western law.- H. Meenan: Age Discrimination and the Future Development of Elder Rights in the European Union: Walking Side by Side or Hand in Hand?.- A. M. Soden: Family Matters - Some Emerging Legal Issues in Intergenerational and Generational Relations.- I. Doron, B. Spanier: International Elder Law - The Future of Elder Law.- A. Evrard, C. Lacour: A European Approach to Developing the Field of Law and Ageing.- J. Herring: Elder Abuse - A Human Rights Agenda for the Future.- A. Murphy: Aid in Dying - United States and Around the World.

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Book SynopsisThe entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty entails sweeping changes with respect to foreign investment regulation. Most prominently, the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) now contains in its Article 207 an explicit competence for the regulation of foreign direct investment as part of the Common Commercial Policy (CCP) chapter. With this new competence, the EU will become an important actor in the field of international investment politics and law. The new empowerment in the field of international investment law prompts a multitude of questions. This volume analyzes in depth the new “post-Lisbon situation” in the area of investment policy, provokes further discussion and offers new approaches.Trade ReviewFrom the reviews:“The book is interesting and deals with the main new legal issues of the Common Commercial Policy as amended by the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty and also with its consequences in regard to international investment law. It will prove essential reading for those interested in understanding this fundamental area of EU law.” (Riccardo Sciaudone, European Civil Law Observatory, eclo.eu, November, 2013)Table of ContentsS. Hindelang, N. Maydell: The EU’s Common Investment Policy – Connecting the Dots Origins, Trends, and Perspectives.- M. Bungenberg: The Division of Competences between the EU and its Member States in the Area of Investment Politics.- A. Reinisch: The Division of Powers between the EU and its Member States “after Lisbon”.- M. Burgstaller: The Future of Bilateral Investment Treaties of EU Member States.- J.P. Terhechte: Art. 351 TFEU, the Principle of Loyalty and the Future Role of the Member States' Bilateral Investment Treaties.- T.R. Braun: For a Complementary European Investment Protection.- C. Nowak: Legal Arrangements for the Promotion and Protection of Foreign Investments within the Framework of the EU Association Policy and European Neighbourhood Policy.- J. Griebel: The New Great Challenge after the Entry Into Force of the Treaty of Lisbon: Bringing About a Multilateral EU-Investment Treaty.- L. Markert: The Crucial Question of Future Investment Treaties: Balancing Investors’ Rights and Regulatory Interests of Host States.- A. v. Walter: Balancing Investors’ and Host States’ Rights Which Alternatives for Treaty-Makers?

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Book SynopsisCorporate governance encompasses the free enterprise system, which is treated comprehensively in this book from a German perspective. This distinguishes the book from other books written in English in this subject area, not only because of the comprehensive way it covers German corporate law and corporate governance, but also because of the fact that it provides international and European perspectives on these important topics. This second edition is an extensively revised and updated version of the first edition, in particular with a view to the worldwide debt crisis. The authors provide readers with an overview of the unique features of German business and enterprise law and an in-depth analysis of the organs of governance of German public limited companies (general meeting, management board, supervisory board). In addition, approaches for reforms required at the international level are also suggested and discussed, including, among others, the unique interplay and dynamics of the German two-tier board model with the system of codetermination, referring to the arrangement of employees sitting on the supervisory boards of German public limited companies and private companies employing more than 500 employees; also covered are significant recent legal developments in Europe. The book highlights the core function of valuation and financial reporting at the international, European and German levels, with accounting as the documentary proof of good corporate governance. It also expands the scope of the first edition by a treatment of the German financial sector, global corporate finance and governance, and by including a new chapter on compliance of corporate governance laws, rules and standards in Germany. As far as comparative law is concerned, new developments in the area of corporate governance in the EU, the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance and corporate governance in the US, the UK and Australia are covered.The book is addressed to researchers, practitioners and basically anyone with an interest in the complex, but intriguing areas of corporate law and corporate governance.Trade ReviewFrom the reviews of the second edition:“The targeted audience is twofold: firstly, the book targets managers and directors of companies as well as investors who want to comprehend the German model of corporate governance and its institutional setting … . Secondly, the book targets non-German postgraduate students, academic scholars, and others who, for language reasons, cannot read the vast amount of German literature on the topic … . It provides great insight on German business law literature for non-English readers as well as important decisions of German and European courts.” (Axel Haller, The International Journal of Accounting, September, 2013)Table of ContentsAn Overview of German Business or Enterprise Law and the One-Tier and Two-Tier Board Systems Contrasted.- An Overview of the Corporate Governance Debate in Germany.- The General Meeting and the Management Board as Company Organs.- The Supervisory Board as Company Organ.- The German System of Supervisory Codetermination by Employees.- The Impact of European Development on German Codetermination and German Corporate Law.- Accounting as the Documentary Proof of Good Corporate Governance.- Banking on Trust: The German Financial Sector, Global Capital Markets and Corporate Finance and Governance.- Corporate Governance and Corporate Compliance.- Corporate Governance in the EU, the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance and Corporate Governance in Selected Other Jurisdictions.- European and German Provisions in English for Purposes of Chapter 7.

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Book SynopsisDer Band enthält Untersuchungen zu zivil- und strafrechtlichen Konsequenzen unternehmerischen Handelns bei Menschenrechtsverletzungen. Im Zentrum stehen dabei deutsches Zivil-, Handels- und Internationales Privatrecht sowie deutsches und internationales Strafrecht. Hinzu treten Analysen des englischen und US-amerikanischen Haftungsrechts. Die Beiträge dieses Bandes fassen den aktuellen Forschungs- und Diskussionsstand zusammen und zeigen sowohl rechtspolitische Handlungsmöglichkeiten als auch weiteren Forschungsbedarf auf. Die in dem Band erörterten und analysierten Fragen sind zugleich als Ausgangspunkt und Referenzrahmen für ein besseres Verständnis und eine Weiterentwicklung des Zusammenhangs von Wirtschaft und Menschenrechten.Table of ContentsEinleitung von Markus Krajewski.- Teil I – Zivilrechtliche Haftung: Grundlagen der Haftungsmöglichkeiten im nationalen Zivilrecht von Leonard Hübner.- Zur Rolle des Kollisionsrechts bei der zivilrechtlichen Haftung für Menschenrechtsverletzungen von Axel Halfmeier.- Konzernhaftung und deliktsrechtliche Durchgriffshaftung von Moritz Renner und Marie Kuntz.- Zivilprozessuale Voraussetzungen für Klagen gegen transnationale Unternehmen wegen Menschenrechtsverletzungen von Michael Stürner.- Teil II – Perspektiven ausländischer Rechtsordnungen: Unternehmenshaftung für Menschenrechtsverletzungen in den USA jenseits des Alien Tort Claims Act von Matthias Reimann.- Lieferbeziehungen und unternehmerische Sorgfaltspflichten im englischen Deliktsrecht von Franziska Wohltmann.- Teil III - Strafrechtliche Verantwortlichkeit: Grundlagen der strafrechtlichen Verantwortlichkeit von wirtschaftlichen Akteuren für Menschenrechtsverletzungen von Franziska Oehm.- Die Strafbarkeit des Geschäftsherrn nach deutschem Strafrecht für transnationale Menschenrechtsrechtsverletzungen von Petra Wittig.- Unternehmen als Täter – internationale Perspektiven und Herausforderungen für das deutsche Straf- und Prozessrecht von Claudia Müller-Hoff.- Teil IV – Praktische Erfahrungen und Herausforderungen: Unternehmen vor Zivilgerichten wegen Verletzung von Menschenrechten – Ein Bericht aus der deutschen und internationalen Praxis von Miriam Saage-Maaß und Remo Klinger.- Compliance als Instrument des Menschenrechtsschutzes? von Konstantin von Busekist und Rebecca Dimsic.

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Book SynopsisThis volume provides the most comprehensive contemporary academic writing on Ukrainian competition and intellectual property law in English. Especially over the last few years, these areas have been in considerable flux, a main driver being the EU–Ukraine Association Agreement. The chapters cover a broad range of different topics and share a forward-looking perspective. They also outline the basic background that is necessary to understand the context of the issue discussed, especially with regards to the legal system of Ukraine. The publication is the result of a two-year project, and it is addressed to a wide range of international scholars, practitioners, and policy makers. It aims to make the state-of-the-art in Ukrainian legal scholarship visible and accessible to the international research community and to stimulate global debates in academia and politics. Therefore, it may be of interest and use to anyone who is interested in competition and intellectual property law, and/or in Ukraine.Trade Review“This impressive volume covers the entire spectrum of competition and IP regulation in Ukraine. … The book is equally accessible to those interested in the transformation of regulatory approaches and approximation of laws and to readers interested in the external dimensions of EU law. I congratulate the editor of the book, Heiko Richter, and all the authors on such a great and timely contribution to competition law and IP scholarship and support for the future of (Ukrainian) science!” (Liliia Oprysk, IIC - International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law, Vol. 54 (7), 2023)Table of ContentsCompetition and Intellectual Property Law in Ukraine: Navigating the Landscape.- Part I: Putting the Legal Framework in Perspective.- The EU–Ukraine Association Agreement as a General Framework of Contemporary EU–Ukraine Relations.- Competition and International Trade: Complementing Trade Defense Policy with Effective Competition Policy in Ukraine.- Legal Support of State Economic Policies of Ukraine in the Context of Investment Development and Protection of Competition.- Part II: Competition Law.- The “Europeanization” of Competition Law in Ukraine.- Vertical Agreements in the Competition Law of Ukraine and the EU: A Closer Look at Resale Price Maintenance.- The “New Normal” in Competition – Filling the Gaps of Ukrainian Competition Law in the Digital Economy Age.- Towards a New Digital Competition Policy of Ukraine: The EU Matrix.- The Intersection Between Intellectual Property and Competition Laws in the Pharmaceutical Sector: A Ukrainian Perspective.- Legal Mechanisms of Protection Against Unfair Competition in Ukraine – Prerequisites, Problems and Trends.- Protecting Intellectual Property Rights from Unfair Competition in Ukraine.- Part III: Policies and Law on Intellectual Property.- Association Agreements and Problems Approximating Intellectual Property Legislation of Third Countries with the EU Acquis: The Case of Ukraine.- Strategic Directions of the Intellectual Property Area Development in Ukraine.- The New Intellectual Property Court in Ukraine: Its Creation and Exclusive Jurisdiction.- Legislative Reforms on Patents, Utility Models and Industrial Designs in Ukraine.- Patent Law and Access to Medicines in Ukraine.- The Patentability of Biotechnological Inventions in the EU: The Ukrainian Context.- The Reformed Design Law in Ukraine: What is Right with EU Trade Agreements?.- Why so Few Geographical Indications in Ukraine? Legal, Political and Socio-Economic Perspective.- Copyright and Its Exceptions and Limitations in Ukraine.- Protection of Works Posted on the Internet Under Ukrainian Copyright Law.- Legal Framework for Output Based on Artificial Intelligence: Ukraine’s Place on the Global Search Path.- On the Reforms, Practice and Perspective of the Law on Collecting Societies in Ukraine.

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Book SynopsisTable of Cases by Name of Plaintiff in Judgment of First Instance.- Table of Cases by Jurisdiction (Which Chinese Court Makes the Effective Judgment).- List of Maritime Courts and their Appeal and Petition Courts in the People's Republic of China.

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Book Synopsis1 Europarecht und Arbeitsrecht.- 2 Art. 45 AEUV als Recht auf Aufenthalt und freien Zugang zum Arbeitsmarkt anderer Mitgliedsstaaten.- 3 Art. 45 AEUV als Diskriminierungs- und Beschränkungsverbot.- 4 Art. 45 AEUV als Teilhaberecht an sozialen Vergünstigungen.- 5 Unmittelbare und mittelbare Entgeltdiskriminierung nach Art. 157 AEUV.- 6 Entgeltdiskriminierung nach Art. 157 AEUV und Gleichbehandlung im Bereich der sozialen Sicherheit.- 7 Sonstige Fälle von Geschlechterdiskriminierung nach Art. 10 AEUV.- 8 Allgemeine Diskriminierungsfragen, insbesondere wegen Rasse, ethnischer Herkunft, Religion und sexueller Ausrichtung.- 9 Verbot der Diskriminierung wegen Alters nach Art. 10 AEUV, Art. 21 GRCh.- 10 Verbot der Diskriminierung wegen Behinderung.- 11 Der Schutz von Leiharbeitnehmern.- 12 Der Schutz Teilzeit- und befristet Beschäftigten.- 13 Rechte und Pflichten in Entsendungsfällen (Mindestlohn/Mindesturlaub).- 14 Arbeitgeberpflichten in Entsendungsfällen (administrative Verpflichtung).- 15 Arbeitszeit/Bereitschaftsdienst/Rufbereitschaft.- 16 Urlaub und Urlaubsabgeltung.- 17 Arbeitnehmerschutz bei Betriebsübergang.- 18 Schutz von AN bei Massenentlassungen und Insolvenz.- 19 Kollektives nationales Arbeitsrecht (Streikrecht) und EU-Freiheiten.- 20 Europäischer Betriebsrat/Information und Konsultation von Arbeitnehmervertretern/Nachweis von Arbeitsbedingungen.- 21 Kollisionsrecht hinsichtlich des Gerichtsstands.- 22 Kollisionsrecht hinsichtlich der anzuwendenden Rechtsordnung.- 23 Kollisionsrecht hinsichtlich des Systems der sozialen Sicherheit.- 24 Beschäftigtendatenschutz im EU-Recht.

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