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Call for Papers for Volume 3, Issue 2

2021-08-06

The Editorial Team of Central European Journal of Comparative Law kindly invites the researchers, scholars, and university lecturers to submit their scholarly writings to the forthcoming issue (Volume 3, Issue 2) of our journal in the following sections: 1. Digitalisation and law; 2. Cultural property: protection regime, current problems of looted or nationalized art.

Current Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2021)

The first issue of 2021 includes a great variety of topics. Readers may peruse scholarly writings from internationally renowned experts on the rule of law, the relationship between national law and EU law, family enterprises, the recodification of private law, etc.

Published: 2021-05-14

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Articles

Corporate Governance of Family Businesses in Croatia Legal Framework and Open Challenges

Mihaela Braut Filipović

9-27
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Food Sovereignty: Is There an Emerging Paradigm in V4 Countries for the Regulation of the Acquisition of Ownership of Agricultural Lands by Legal Persons?

Martin Milán Csirszki, Hajnalka Szinek Csütörtöki, Katarzyna Zombory

29-52
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Changed Perspectives and Conflicting Treaty Obligations What Is the Message of the CJEU Achmea Decision and the 2020 Plurilateral Termination Agreement for Candidate Countries such as Serbia?

Sanja Djajić, Maja Stanivuković

53-82
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The Current State of Recodification Works of Slovak Private Law and Its Perspectives A New Civil Code per partes or en block?

Denisa Dulaková Jakúbeková

83-92
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The PSPP Judgment of the Bundesverfassungsgericht and the Slovenian Constitutional System

Marjan Kos

93-118
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Intergenerational Transfer of Family-run Enterprises by Means of Civil Law in Serbia

Vladimir Marjanski, Attila Dudás

119-137
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Redefining the Relationship Between National Law and European Law

Bertrand Mathieu

139-145
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Foreign Subsidies, Distortions and Acquisitions Can the Playing Field Be Levelled?

Csongor István Nagy

147-162
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Constitutional Issues of the Judicial Career in Western Balkan States (Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia)

Slobodan P. Orlovi´ć

163-184
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Constitutional Identity and Ultra Vires Review in Germany

Sven Simon

185-205
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Compromise(d)? – Perspectives of Rule of Law in the European Union

Márton Sulyok

207-227
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International and European Norms on the Rule of Law from the Perspective of the Republic of Serbia

Bojan Tubić

229-244
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Rule of Law, Contesting and Contested

Csaba Varga

245-278
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