Laws, Vol. 14, Pages 21: Corporate Insolvency Laws in Selected Jurisdictions: US, England, France, and Germany—A Comparative Perspective Laws doi: 10.3390/laws14020021

Authors: Ana Maria Fagetan [...]

Two central assumptions of Robert Alexy's theory of constitutional rights are that every norm is either a rule or a principle, and that rules are applied by subsumption and

principles by balancing. In this article I argue that even if balancing is associated with principles, this does not mean that it only takes place in contexts in [...]

This case note examines the landmark judgment issued by the European Court of Human Rights regarding the complaint brought by the NGO Verein KlimaSeniorinnen Schweiz and four

individual applicants against Switzerland. It explores the groundbreaking nature of this judgment and its broader implications for climate change litigation at the [...]

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the topic of EU enlargement has reached the top of the EU policy agenda, swiftly granting candidate status to Georgia, Moldova

and Ukraine, and unblocking some of the stalled accession processes in the Western Balkans. [...]