No. 1 (2026): სამართლის ჟურნალი (სპეციალური გამოცემა)

სტატიები

• Historical Reflections in the Current Constitution of Lithuania (in the Context of Polish Constitutional Solutions)

  Przemyslaw Kieronczyk

• The Cabinet Council in the Contemporary Polish Constitution (the meaning of the institution)

  Przemyslaw Kieronczyk

• The Patient as a Party to Mediation – the Rights, Needs and Barriers to Access

  Agata Agata Przylepa – Lewak

• Limitation of Freedom of Speech of Judges in Polish Law and the Procedural Guarantee of the Principle of Objective Impartiality – Considerations Against the Background of Civil Procedure

  Marcin Kopacki

• Opportunities for Introducing an Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism in Polish Tax Proceedings

  Jakub Wielgus

• Rethinking the Relationship Between State Justice and ADR – Towards a Normative Model of Complementarity and Limits

  André Alfar Rodrigues

• The Principle of Good Faith in Mandatory Court-Annexed Mediation: Legal Nature, Violations, and Enforcement Challenges

  Natia Chitashvili

• Analysis of Legislative Amendments Implemented to Enhance the Effectiveness of Mediation in Georgia

  Irakli Kandashvili

• Asymmetrical Arbitration Clauses, Validity, Features, and Evolving Judicial Approaches

  Davit Gvenetadze

• Between Return and Protection: The Judicial Dilemma in the International Parental Abduction

  Katarzyna Hanas

• Harmonization of Legal Systems for the Enforcement of International Mediation Settlement Agreements in the Context of Normative Diversity and Regulatory Fragmentation

  Natia Chitashvili

• Ten Years of the European Succession Regulation – The Approach of the Portuguese Courts

  João Nuno Barros

• The Diversity of Forms of Housing Policy Implementation in the Context of Rent to Buy and Their Impact on the Polish Legal Order

  Natalia Pliszka

• Easement of Necessity in Austrian and Georgian Law

  Irakli Leonidze , Felix Grafinger

• Prıvıleged Shares in Joınt-Stock Companıes Under Turkısh Law

  Yunus Emre Ay

• Artificial Intelligence as a Double Edged Tool: The Impact on Human Rights in Conflict and Security

  Liridona Zeqiri Krasniqi, Herolind Krasniqi

• Regulating Artificial Intelligence: Political and Legal Dimensions of the U.S AI Action Plan and The EU Act

  Nino Ugrekhelidze

• Beyond Consent: Children’s Data Protection, Parental Power, and the Limits of Privacy in the Age of Sharenting

  Salome Sigua

• Report from the Polish Conference: Planning – Law – Economy

  Karol Dąbrowski