The investigation of the Russian name law shows that it has a marked continental European approach. Acquisition and name changes of a natural person are governed by strict
regulations, nevertheless, the legislation grants a limited freedom of choice. Names for natural persons in Russia continue to fullfill important identification and [...]
The term distinctive signs refers to trademarks, geographical Indications and appellations of Origin, Domain and other Names. EU law only provides rules on trademarks and geographical
indications. All other characteristics and distinctive signs are subject to the national legislation. [...]
Partnerships between international organizations serve a practical function in coordinating institutional actions and supporting mutually shared objectives. However, international
law has thus far struggled to address key issues that arise in such scenarios, particularly in the allocation of legal responsibility among these actors. [...]
Current developments in international law witness an increase number of disputes arising out of conflicting societal values, such as the promotion of economic development versus
the protection of health and the environment. Irrespective of its precise normative content, sustainable development, characterized as an "interstitial norm" or a [...]
À l'heure où les États européens adoptent de nouvelles mesures pour lutter contre le terrorisme, il s'impose d'analyser les lignes de force de la jurisprudence de la Cour
en la matière. Depuis 2001, celle-ci a, en effet, développé un important corpus de règles garantissant un haut niveau de protection des droits de l'homme en Europe. [...]
International freshwater resources law started to emerge at the beginning of the nineteenth century. In the last two decades it has experienced considerable change. This paper
will focus on some of the characteristics of these latest developments, which concern primarily the protection and management of freshwater resources, by looking [...]
