Volume 7/2024

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

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.

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

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

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

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