The book focuses on current developments on territorial changes in International law. The study inquiries about whether according to international law, the referendum is a sufficient or a necessary condition for secession, or both. Through main “cases study”, the book finds that…
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The book focuses on current developments on territorial changes in International law. The study inquiries about whether according to international law, the referendum is a sufficient or a necessary condition for secession, or both. Through main "cases study", the book finds that…
The book focuses on current developments on territorial changes in International law. The study inquiries about whether according to international law, the referendum is a sufficient or a necessary condition for secession, or both. Through main "cases study", the book finds that…
The book focuses on current developments on territorial changes in International law. The study inquiries about whether according to international law, the referendum is a sufficient or a necessary condition for secession, or both. Through main "cases study", the book finds that…
The essay analyses the principle of mutual recognition as a legal technique of coordination of the Member States' legal systems. We examine its ability of ensuring effectiveness of the individual's fundamental rights and of favouring the European integration. The study of the pr…
The essay analyses the principle of mutual recognition as a legal technique of coordination of the Member States' legal systems. We examine its ability of ensuring effectiveness of the individual's fundamental rights and of favouring the European integration. The study of the pr…
The essay analyses the principle of mutual recognition as a legal technique of coordination of the Member States' legal systems. We examine its ability of ensuring effectiveness of the individual's fundamental rights and of favouring the European integration. The study of the pr…
The essay analyses the principle of mutual recognition as a legal technique of coordination of the Member States' legal systems. We examine its ability of ensuring effectiveness of the individual's fundamental rights and of favouring the European integration. The study of the pr…
Over the past several years, constitutional, supreme and human rights courts had to deal with the problem of adjudicative retroactivity in criminal law with ever-greater intensity. Following the case Contrada c. Italie, in which the European Court of Human Rights found a violati…
