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AJEE and Scholastica: To Streamline Submission

We are pleased to announce that our journal, AJEE, has partnered with Scholastica to streamline our submission process. Moving forward, we will only be accepting submissions through Scholastica's user-friendly platform.

Scholastica offers a range of innovative solutions designed to help small and medium publishers manage their peer review process, streamline article production, and host their OA journals with ease. With its easy-to-integrate software solutions, Scholastica empowers publishers to work smarter and more efficiently, saving them valuable time and resources.

We believe that this partnership with Scholastica will help us provide our authors with an even better experience, and we look forward to working with this dynamic platform moving forward.

We invite all potential contributors to submit their work through Scholastica!

Selected Articles

02
Oct

RETHINKING THE LEGAL PROTECTION OF SCHOOLS DURING ARMED CONFLICT: FUNCTIONAL DEPENDENCY AND ACCESS TO JUSTICE

Nazym Sairankyzy

1. Introduction. – 2. Methodology. – 3. International Legal Foundations for the Protection of the Inclusive Educational Environment and Conceptual Transformation of Schools. – 4. Functional Dependency: Legal Characterisation, Protection of Rights, and Access to Justice. – 5. Conclusion.

02
Nov

THE SETTING ASIDE OF NATIONAL ARBITRAL AWARDS ON THE GROUND OF A VIOLATION OF SUBSTANTIVE PUBLIC POLICY IN AUSTRIAN ARBITRATION LAW

Henriette-Christine Boscheinen-Duursma

1. Introduction. – 2. The Impact of Public Policy in Austrian Arbitration Law. – 3. Violation of Public Policy as a Ground for Setting Aside. – 4. Incompatibility of the Arbitral Award with Substantive Public Policy. – 4.1. The Concept of Public Policy in General. – 4.2. Definition of Public Policy

20
Apr

BUILDING A COMPULSORY MEDIATION PATHWAY: BULGARIA AS A LIVE EXPERIMENT IN DISPUTE SYSTEM DESIGN ?

Yuliya Radanova

1. Introduction. – 2. The Concept of Mandatory Mediation. – 3. Mandatory Mediation in the European Union Context. – 4. Bulgaria and the Constitutional Court as a Positive Legislator in the Field of Mediation. – 5. The Nature of the Newly Adopted Model of Judicial Mediation in Bulgaria after the Cons

26
Sep

CONFLICTS OF COMPETENCE BETWEEN THE EUROPEAN PUBLIC PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE AND NATIONAL PROSECUTING AUTHORITIES

Mila Ivanova

1. Introduction. – 2. Methodology. – 3. Development of European Criminal Law and the Establishment of the EPPO. – 3.1. Evolution of European Criminal Law. – 3.2. Article 86 TFEU as the Constitutional Basis of the EPPO. – 4. Legal Framework of Competence. – 4.1. EU Legal Framework. – 4.2. National Le

29
Sep

CARTEL CRIMINALIZATION: LEGITIMACY FOR ECONOMIC INTEGRITY IN THE WESTERN BALKANS?

Monika Canco, Mirela Bogdani

1. Introduction. – 2. Methodology. – 3. Criminal Prosecution v. Administrative Fines in Cartel Enforcement. The Legitimacy of Criminal Sanctions. – 4. EU and Member State Policies on Cartels' Sanctioning. – 4.1. EU Secondary Legislation. – 4.2. Legal Framework on Cartel Criminalization. Policies App

22
Sep

ATHLETES’ FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND THE PRINCIPLE OF OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY: THE CASE OF UKRAINIAN ATHLETE AND SYMBOL OF RESISTANCE VLADYSLAV HERASKEVYCH

Csilla Szomolaiová

1. Introduction. – 2. Methodology. – 3. Between Sympathy and Sanction: the Heraskevych Case before CAS. – 4. Silent Stadiums? Applying the Proportionality Test to Lex Olympica. – 4.1. Rule 40.2 and Rule 50.2 of the Olympic Charter and the Boundaries of Legal Certainty. – 4.2. Suitability and Necessi