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September 2021, Volume 86
- 13-28 Energy Justice And Education In The Context Of Promoting Renewable Energy Sources
by Daniel-Cornel BALAN & Sorina-Mihaela BALAN - 29-50 Sexual Harassment Of Female Students By Lecturers In Nigerian Tertiary Institutions: Is The Law Helpless?
by Enobong Mbang AKPAMBANG - 67-71 Consideration Of The Exercise Of Parental Authority Exclusively By One Of The Parents
by Roxana Maria ROBA - 72-87 The Matter Of Double Taxation And Fintech
by Alessio SCAMACCI - 88-100 The Challenges Of Nuclear Waste Disposal –International Environmental Law Perspective
by Orsolya Johanna SZIEBIG - 101-107 Abuse Of Office In Romanian Law, A Two-Part Symphony
by Lucian CHIRIAC
June 2021, Volume 85
- 13-19 Irregularities Of Eu Cohesion Funds: The Hungarian Perspective
by Andras TORMA & Szandra SZABO - 20-28 The Need For Harmonising The Practice Of Tax Consultant Liberal Profession In The European Union
by Mihaela-Liliana GONDOR - 29-36 Public Policies On Climate Change
by Gabriel MANU - 37-51 Innovative Solutions In Hungary’S Deconcentrated State Administration
by Attila BARTA - 52-56 Suspension Of Human Rights Under A State Of Emergency
by Bogdan BODEA - 67-67 Administrative Acts Issued By The Court Of Auditors. Exercise Of The Administrative Court Control Of Legality
by Eugenia IOVANAS - 68-86 The Loan Agreementand Consumer Protection: An Overview On Credit Agreements Concluded In Foreign Currency
by Raluca Ioana ORZA
September 2020, Volume 82
- 13-21 Determination Of Transfer Pricing
by Claudio DARBISI - 22-38 To Protect Or Not To Protect? Analysis Of Some Key Factors Of The Amended Rules Of Posting At The Intersection Of Free Movement Of Workers And The Fundamental Rights Of Workers
by Marton Leo ZACCARIA - 39-48 Defending The Financial Interests Of The European Union Through Criminal Law Instruments - Implementation In Romania
by Daniela Cristina VALEA - 49-56 Specific Clauses In The Individual Employment Contract
by Roxana Maria ROBA - 57-69 Theoretical And Practical Issues Regarding The Criminal Liability Of The Legal Person
by Vasile LUHA - 70-77 A Critical Analysis Of Establishing The Judicial Truth
by Bogdan BODEA - 77-82 Une Perspective Sur L'Avenir Du Droit Pã‰Nal À L'Ère Des Nouvelles Technologies :Les Dossiers Informatiques Comme Objet Matã‰Riel Des Crimes De Patrimoine
by Ramona Mihaela COMAN
June 2020, Volume 81
- 13-31 Emotional Ai And Its Challenges In The Viewpoint Of Online Marketing
by Reka PUSZTAHELYI - 32-67 A Look At How Work Load Quotas Are Set In Higher Education
by Elena-Mihaela FODOR & Corina-Cristina BUZDUGAN & Codruta-Stefania JUCAN-POPOVICI - 58-65 Modificari Determinate De Regulamentul Europeean Privind Studiile Clinice Changes Determined By The European Clinical Trials Regulation
by Sorina-Mihaela BALAN - 66-78 Nouvelles Tendances Dans La Politique De L’ÉLargissement De L’Union Europã‰Enne - Approfondir L'Intã‰Gration Des ÉTats Membres Ou Ouvrir Des Frontiãˆres Pour Nouveaux ÉTats?
by Eniko KRAJNYAK - 79-90 Eu Citizenship In The Light Of Brexit
by Anna LACZIK - 91-103 Objectification Of Civil Liability For Ecological Damage. Sectorial Aspects
by Lucretia DOGARU - 104-109 L'Ordonnance Sur Requãšte À La Lumiãˆre De La Jurisprudence Des Tribunaux Nationales
by Roxana Silvia TRUTA - 110-114 Le Respect Des Droits Fondamentaux De L'Homme, Principe Du Droit Europã‰En
by Sonia Bianca COMAN - 117-122 Some Considerations Regarding On The Probative Role Of The Findings Report Drawn Up By Anti-Fraud Inspectors Within N.A.F.A. In The Criminal Trial In Romania
by Daniela Cristina VALEA - 123-138 The Effects Of The Recent Modifications Of The Romanian Criminal Legislation On The Criminal Liability Of Physicians
by Cristina Teodora POP - 139-149 Droits Et Libertã‰S Fondamentaux Dans La Perspective De Procã‰Dure Pã‰Nale
by Lucian CHIRIAC - 150-155 The Surveillance Of Modern Means Of Communication And The Authorization Of The Investigative Technique In Cases In Which The Account Holder Is Unknown
by Bogdan BODEA
March 2020, Volume 80
- 13-33 Analyzing The Challenges To Diversification Of The Economy Through Protection Of Intellectual Property Rights In The Entertainment Industry In Nigeria
by Uchechukwu UGURU & Hemen Philip FAGA & Igwe Onyebuchi IGWE - 34-46 Experience With The Legal Supervision Of Hungarian Local Governments
by Zsuzsanna ARVA - 47-59 A Few Novel Practical And Theoretical Remarks On E-Governance
by Madalina-Elena MIHAILESCU - 61-68 Integrated Use Of The Ict Theory And Methodology In The Case Of Students With Disability
by Sorina Mihaela BALAN - 69-78 Old-Age Pension Of The Worker In The Context Of Present Legal Provisions
by Brindusa MARIAN - 79-84 Reflections Upon The Reforming Of The Institution Concerning The Delictual Civil Responsibility, In The Conditions Of The Modern Society
by Lacrima Rodica BOILA - 85-96 The Legal Person As An Arbitrator In International And National Arbitration Proceedings
by Raul MIRON & Claudia ROSU - 97-109 Le Juge Constitutionnel Roumain, Garant De L'Acces Libre A La Justice
by Mircea CRISTE - 110-122 La Codification Du Droit Administratif En Roumanie
by Lucian CHIRIAC & Roxana Silvia TRUTA
December 2019, Volume 79
- 13-21 English For Public Administration - A Functional Approach
by Nicoleta Aurelia MARCU - 22-30 The Responsability Of Public Institutons In Coordinating Social Security Systems In The Eu
by Brindusa MARIAN - 31-36 Liability And Responsibility Of Local Public Administration Authorities In The Field Of Waste Management. Theoretical And Practical Study
by Andrea KAJCSA - 37-41 The Role Of The National Authority In Protecting Personal Data
by Adrian BOANTA - 42-51 Ethical Considerations In Human Resource Training Based On E-Learning
by Petruta BLAGA - 52-58 The Dynamic Of Happiness Concept And Managerial Approach – Best Practice In Public Administration And Future Management
by Aurel Mircea NITA - 59-68 The Challenges Of The Transition From E-Government To Digital Government
by Zsuzsanna Katalin SZABO & Ramona NEAG & Marietta SZABO - 69-73 Subjective And Objective Administrative Contentious. Comparative Law Aspects
by Ximena MOLDOVAN - 74-90 The In House Providing As A Self-Organization Model For The Public Administration
by Paola SOLOMBRINO - 91-98 The Responsibility Of The Notary Public
by Roxana Maria ROBA - 99-105 Brief Considerations On The Features And Hypostases Of The Position Of Company Administrator
by Monica IONAS - SALAGEAN - 106-111 About The Impossible Simultaneous Running Ofinsolvency And Arbitration Procedures
by Ioan SCHIAU - 112-117 Engaging International Responsability For Damages Suffered By States As An Effect Of Climate Change
by Raul MIRON - 118-126 Sources Of Criminal Law In The Context Of The Digital Society
by Aurelian Olimpiu SABAU POP
September 2019, Volume 78
- 13-17 Sur La Force Obligatoire Des Décisions De La Cour Constitutionnelle De La Roumanie
by Lucian CHIRIAC - 18-26 Fiscal Sustainability: Comparative Trends In The European Union And Challenges For Romania
by Mihaela-Liliana GONDOR - 27-40 Flexicurity – Pros And Cons
by Monica Florica DUTCAS - 41-52 Opportunities And Challenges In International Framework Agreements, As New Legal Institutions To The Emerging International Collective Bargaining
by Agnes PUSKAS - 53-65 Local Governments And The Concept Of Good Governance
by Zsuzsanna ARVA - 66-74 The Consent Vice In Addendums To Bank Consumer Contracts Inforcing The Dispositions Of Emergency Ordinance 50/2010
by Raul MIRON - 75-83 The Change Of The Name, Attribute Of Identification Of The Natural Person. Elements Of Comparative Law
by Ximena MOLDOVAN - 84-89 Preliminary Chamber - A Solution For The Celerity Of Criminal Trials?
by Ramona Mihaela COMAN - 90-102 The Comprehension Of Creativity In The Context Of Intellectual Property Law
by Osman Bugra BEYDOGAN - 103-111 The Fundamental Right To Information Within The Criminal Trial In Romania
by Daniela Cristina VALEA - 112-115 The Role Of The Cjeu Jurisprudence In Shaping The Principles Of Law
by Sonia Bianca COMAN
June 2019, Volume 77
- 13-20 Approche De La Directive Seveso Iii
by Antoine MANIATIS - 21-37 The Optician'S Dilemma: Can All These Lenses Be Polished Into The Same Frame Or Do We Need New Frames, Too? - Brexit: Time To Reform Eu Citizenship?
by Lilla Nora KISS - 38-45 The Principles Of Law As Seen Through The Lens Of The General Theory Of Law
by Lucretia DOGARU & Andrea Kajcsa - 46-56 The Separation And Reflexivity Of Civil Service Law
by Nora JAKAB & Gabor MELYPATAKI - 57-71 Factors Affecting The Implementation And Performance Of Public Service Communication
by Zsolt ANTAL & Tamas GYULAVARI - 72-78 The Electronic Administrative Act
by Lucian CHIRIAC & Sonia BLAJ - 79-87 Quelques Aspects Sur La Responsabilite Du Sujet De Droit
by Lucretia DOGARU - 88-98 The Risk Factor Of Criminality Gambling And Problematic Game Use
by Erika VARADI-CSEMA - 99-104 Fight Against Corruption At The National And European Level
by Nelu-Dorinel POPA
March 2019, Volume 76
- 13-22 The Patient’S Health Electronic File Vs. The Right To Private Life
by Cristina Teodora POP - 23-31 Web And Social Media: A New Opportunity For The Public Administration In The Relationship With The Citizen
by Carla DE IULIIS & Barbara COLONNA & Paola DI GIUSEPPE & Manuel GRAZIANI & Guido MOSCA - 32-44 The Teacher-Student Relationship - Changes In University Education
by Nina MOCANASU - 45-53 Artificial Intelligence And Law: A Review Of The Role Of Correctness In The General Data Protection Regulation Framework
by Sorina Mihaela BALAN - 54-67 The Stake Of The Fake: Law And Communication In A Post-Truth Society
by Brindusa GOREA & Mugurel GOREA - 68-89 Technologie Du Blockchain (Ou De La Chaîne De Blocs) En Tant Que Technologie De Réglementation: Du Code Est La Loi A La Loi Est Le Code
by Rebecca-Georgia DUNCA - 90-107 Features Of The Disposition Principle In The Field Of Corporate Law
by Angela MIFF & Rodica Diana APAN - 108-120 The Tendencies Of Direct Tax Harmonization – Tackling The Digital Tax Avoidance
by Eva ERDOS - 121-132 The Rise And Fall Of Information Privacy
by Andreea VERTES-OLTEANU & Remus RACOLTA - 133-144 Within the current environment where some EU countries, including Romania, as a member state, aim both to consolidate public finances and to rebalance their economies, we consider that more attention needs to be paid to interactions between public wages and employment. In this context, the aim of this article is to analyse the employment and wages in the public sector, as well as the public-private sector wage gap, in Romania, in the 2008-2017 period. The dynamics of the number of employees and salaries in the public sector was affected by the modification of legislation which in turn was influenced by the macro-economic conjuncture and the current political context. Our results highlight significant wage gaps and still widening, on the one hand, between public and private sector in favour of public employees, and between activities of public sectors in favour of public administration employees, on the other hand. Romania, as a EU member state, in order to assure sustained public finances in the sustainable development framework, should pay more attention to better aligning public wage to productivity and labour market conditions as well as to achieving fiscal targets set
by Emilia HERMAN
December 2018, Volume 75
- 13-27 Recent Normative Acts Adopted In Romania And Adverse Effects In Social Assistance.Case Study
by Maria-Ana GEORGESCU - 28-35 Advanced Educational Technologies And Business Environment
by Petruta BLAGA - 36-43 Managerial Strategical Change And Universitary Competences In Romania
by Aurel Mircea NITA & Angela Stela IVAN - 44-54 Considerations Regarding The Right To Acces To Health Services Of Immigrants In Romania
by Brindusa MARIAN - 55-62 Approaching Technology As A Material Source Of Law
by Andrea KAJCSA - 63-80 Organisational Framework Of Hungarian E-Administration
by Bernadett VESZPREMI - 81-87 The Romanian Administrative Code Between Necessity And Controversies
by Ximena MOLDOVAN - 88-96 Fiscal Decentralization In Hungary
by Peter BORDAS - 97-106 Has The Absence Of Prudence From The Ifrs Conceptual Framework Issued In 2010 Modified The Conservative Presentation Of Financial Reports Of Listed Companies? The Case Of Romania
by Ramona NEAG & Irina PASCAN - 107-115 Legal Aspects Regarding The Monitoring Of Employees In The Workplace
by Roxana Maria ROBA - 116-131 The Effects Of Foreign Arbitral Awards
by Raul MIRON & Claudia ROSU - 132-145 The Temporal Metamorphoses Of The National Regulations On Insolvlvency Of Professionals
by Rodica Diana APAN - 146-158 The Role Of The Legal Norm In Bioethics
by Lacrima Rodica BOILA - 159-163 New Technologies - New Crimes
by Ramona Mihaela COMAN - 164-168 The General Theory Of Law And Its Ambiguities
by Lucretia DOGARU
September 2018, Volume 74
- 13-26 Exiting The Eu: Pre - And Post-Lisbon
by Lilla Nora KISS - 27-36 Some Considerations Regarding The Powers Of The President Of Romania Considered In Terms Of The Jurisdiction Of The Constitutional Court
by Daniela Cristina VALEA - 37-44 Some Question Marks Of Private Law On The State-Owned Companies In Hungary
by Tekla PAPP - 45-51 Les Enjeux Et Spécificités De La Gouvernance Mutualiste
by Jean-Luc PENOT - 52-58 The Relationship Between Economic Sustainability And Economic Growth
by Gratiela-Denisa IORDACHE - 59-67 Problems Relating To Tax Avoidance And Possible Solutions In The European Union’S And Hungarian’S Regulation
by Zoltan NAGY & Beata GERGELY & Balazs KATONA - 68-74 Shaping Of Uncertainty In Institutional Systems By Using The Anti-Fragility Concept
by Simona BECHERESCU - 75-79 La Non-Participation Du Procureur Competent – Aspects Theoriques Et Pratiques, Consequences
by Dragos CHILEA & Elena Alina LUNGU - 80-87 A Practical Examination Of The Use Of Evidence Before Magistrates Of The Preliminary Chamber
by Lucian CHIRIAC
June 2018, Volume 73
- 13-20 The Act Of Aggression As A Form Of State Liability
by Flaviu Zoltan MUICA - 21-25 Public Administration And Ethics: A Problematic Co-Habitation
by Paolo D'ALEO - 26-37 “European Structural And Investment Funds” 2014 -2020 For The Efficiency Of Public Administration
by Federica DI GIACINTO - 38-45 Criminal Liability Of The Chairman Of The Electoral Office Of The Vote Section
by Alexandra IANCU - 46-56 Registering In The Fiscal Record The Attachment Of Patrimonial Liability To The Individual For The Debtor’S Insolvency; Quid Prodest?
by Rodica Diana APAN - 57-67 Right To The (Effective) Defence In The (New) Hungarian Code Of Criminal Proceedings
by Anett Erzsebet GACSI - 68-80 Good Examples Of M-Government In Hungary
by Balazs SZABO - 81-86 The Role Of International Criminal Court In Maintaining A Global Peace Climate
by Cristina M. KASSAI - 87-94 The Philosophy Of The Society Rights In The Application Of Penalties In Implementing The Criminal Law
by Lucian CHIRIAC & Sonia Bianca BLAJ
January 2018, Volume 72
- 13-26 ...And Justice For All. Legal Interpretation On Democratic Values
by Brindusa GOREA - 27-38 Le Financement Des Partis Politiques Dans La Jurisprudence De La Cour Européenne Des Droits De L’Homme
by Yves POIRMEUR - 39-56 Highlighting The Image Of The Local Government Institutions In Mass Media Based On The Results Of The Content Analysis
by Claudiu COMAN & Catalina-Ionela REZEANU & Sandu-Ioan MIHALTE & Robert KISS - 57-66 The Nigerian Child’S Rights Act And Rights Of Children With Disabilities: What Hope For Enforcement?
by Michael Akpa AJANWACHUKU & Hemen Philip FAGA - 67-77 The Head Of State In Romanian Constitutionalism – Between A Monarch And A President
by Flaviu Zoltan MUICA - 78-87 Mediation As An Efficient Way Of Saving Public Money
by Bogdan FLOREA - 88-103 Robotics, Rights And Liabilities Juridical Prospects Of Intelligent Machines
by Pasquale Luigi DI VIGGIANO - 104-116 Quelques Principes Du Droit De L’Environnement
by Lucretia DOGARU - 117-122 Duties And Responsibilities Of The Public Employee. Absenteeism And Responsibility For Damamge To The Public Administration Image
by Carla DE IULIIS - 123-142 Remarks Concerning Amendments Brought In 2017 To Romanian Legislation In The Field Of Procurement
by Irina ALEXE & Daniel-Mihail SANDRU - 143-154 Several Issues For The Execution Of Contracts Entered Between Health Insurance Houses And Medical Services Providers
by Elena Mihaela FODOR - 155-171 Company Legislation And Reforms In Europe
by Veronika SZIKORA - 172-183 The Liability Of Arbitrators In Civil Litigation
by Claudia ROSU - 184-191 Possible Effects On The Arbitration Agreement Determined By The Anticipated Non-Payment Of The Costs Ordered By The Arbitration Tribunal To The Parties
by Ximena MOLDOVAN
December 2017, Volume 71
- 13-24 The Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base In The Eu - A New Phased Approach
by Mihaela GONDOR - 25-31 Diplomatic Duties And Responsibilities
by Cristina M. KASSAI - 32-42 Corruption And The Gender Balance In Administration Decisional Levels. Case Of Romania
by Maria-Ana GEORGESCU - 43-51 Spiritual Intelligence And Compassion In Public Administration
by Aurel Mircea NITA - 52-65 Sur L'Indépendance Des Juges Et Leur Soumission Seulement Devant La Loi En Roumanie En Vue Des Propositions De Modification De La Loi No. 303/2004 Sur Le Statut Des Juges Et Des Procureurs Et La Loi No. 304/2004 Sur L'Organisation Judiciaire
by Lucian CHIRIAC & Roxana Silvia TRUTA - 66-72 Controversial Aspects In Case Law Concerning The Individual Labor Disputes
by Roxana Maria ROBA - 73-83 Volunteer Contract– A New Species Of Free Service Agreements
by Titus PRESCURE & Georgeta-Bianca SPIRCHEZ - 84-89 Controversy Regarding The Enforcement Procedure Of Judgments Handed Down By The Administrative Courts
by Ximena MOLDOVAN - 90-101 New Tendencies In E-Goverment In The European Union
by Balazs SZABO - 102-116 The Features Of The Claims Lodged Within The Insolvency Proceedings. The Responsibility Of Public Institutions In Debt Recovery
by Rodica Diana APAN - 117-137 The Development Of Law Enforcement In Hungary And Its Characteristics Today
by Zoltan BALLA - 138-148 Particularities Of Criminal Liability Of Physicians For Corruption And Profession-Related Crimes
by Cristina Teodora POP - 149-151 Liability In Cases Of "Unregulated Judicial Errors"
by Ramona Mihaela COMAN - 153-165 Abuse Of Office And The Magistrate’S Liability In The Interpretation And Application Of The Rule Of Law
by Lucian CHIRIAC - 166-174 Some Consideration Regarding Legal Limitations About Asset Freezing During The Criminal Trial In Romania
by Daniela Cristina VALEA
September 2017, Volume 70
- 13-32 The Reform Of The European Legislation In The Field Of Public Procurement And Its Recent Transposition In The Romanian Law
by Irina Alexe - 33-39 Safeguarding The Environment By Choosing Green Public Procurement
by Cristina M. KASSAI - 40-55 FLAWS AND TRAPS IN THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PROCESS OUTPUT QUALITY- “A perception of the SMEs and NGOs from the Centre Region of Romania”
by Radu BALANEAN - 56-70 The Subjects Of The Public Procurement Contract - About Discrimination And Its Consequences In The Public-Private Relation
by Raul-Felix HODOS & Daniela MICU - 71-85 Commercial Arbitration In Public Procurement. Experiences Of The International Commercial Arbitration Court Attached To The Chamber Of Commerce And Industry Of Romania
by Daniel-Mihail SANDRU - 86-97 Certain Issues Of The Withdrawal Of A Member State – A Public Law Aspect
by Lilla Nora KISS - 98-106 The Legal Effects Of Residential Lease Agreements- A Comparative View Of The Implied Warranty Of Habitability In Civil Law And In Common Law
by Szilard SZTRANYICZKI - 107-117 State Aids Connection With Tax Competition Regarding The Principle Of Subsidiarity In The European Tax Law
by Eva ERDOS & Beata GERGELY - 118-123 The New Challenges Of Osh Regarding The Modified Role Of Labour Law
by Gyorgy NADAS & Peter SIPKA
June 2017, Volume 69
- 13-23 Analysis Of The Opportunity Of Ammending The Fundamental Law
by Adelin UNGUREANU - 24-36 Human Right To Water
by Anna Maria CODILEAN - 38-43 Environmental Change And Its Effects
by Lucretia DOGARU - 44-53 Patterns And Conduct Display Of Misbehavior In Youths And Minors
by Cornelia FARCAS - 54-60 Main Strands In Legal Psychoanalysis. The Legal Text Under Psychoanalytic Hermeneutics
by Mihai GIURGEA - 61-75 The Conceptional Specialities Of “Other Characteristic” As A Protected Attribute In Hungarian Law
by Marton Leo ZACCARIA - 76-86 The Financing Of Public Education, With Special Regard To The Hungarian Regulation
by Zoltan NAGY & Ada CSIZMAR - 87-92 Considerations Regarding The Application And Interpretation Of Article 9, Paragraph 2, Letter F) Of The Law No. 393/2004 On The Status Of Local Elected Representatives
by Eugenia IOVANAS - 93-107 A Comparative View Of The Minimum Standards Of Habitability In Romania And In The State Of Massachusetts (U.S.A)
by Szilard SZTRANYICZKI - 108-115 No One Shall Be Twice Tried For The Same Offence. Ne Bis In Idem
by Lucian CHIRIAC & Ximena MOLDOVAN - 116-120 Release Of Seizure Ordered In The Criminal Investigation Stage, In The Case Of Romanian Criminal Proceedings Peremptory Settled
by Ximena MOLDOVAN
March 2017, Volume 68
- 13-31 Forming Of Local Budgets: Between Fiscal Decentralization And Social Solidarity
by Brindusa GOREA & Oana Voica NAGY & Ioana Raluca TONCEAN-LUIERAN - 32-41 CHALLENGE OF MIGRATIONS– THE CASE OF SERBIA Abstract Spring wave of refugees threatens Europe this year 2016. The paper highlights the problems caused by the influx of refugeesin the Republic of Serbia, as well as legal norms in force.In Serbia, the refugees are treated more fairly than in many European countries. Our country is faced with all types of migration. This imposes a number of different yet clearly related challenges for modern migration management. On the territory of the Republic of Serbia there are 82 opened border crossings, of which 50 road, 14 railway, 4 airport, 12 river and 2 ferry. Back in December 2008, the Government of the Republic of Serbia has decided to establish the Center for asylum, which operates within the Commissariat for Refugees. To meet these challenges caused primarily due to a sudden increase in the number of asylum seekers in the Republic of Serbia in 2010, 2011 and 2012, particularly after the intensification of the armed conflict in Syria, the government has opened a new center for asylum in Bogovadja. The situation with migrants is more serious in Serbia and now the checking of all migrants who pass through our country is reinforced. According to the Government’s Decision on the issuing the certificate of entry on the territory of the Republic of Serbia for migrants coming from countries where their lives are in danger (2015), this certificate serves migrants to stay in the Republic of Serbia for a period of 72 hours of its issuance. With this certificate migrants may use the services of banks, stay in establishments providing accommodation and receive the necessary medical help. Holders of these certificates do not acquire the status of asylum seekers in terms of rules for asylum in the Republic of Serbia. In Serbia there is a clear policy of migration management which is carried on through different national strategies and strategic documents for accession to the EU, though migration represent a global phenomenon whose impact and consequences transcend national boundaries. One of the foreign policy priorities of the Republic of Serbia is to be placed on the so-called “white Schengen list”, what necessarily imposes the need of prevention of illegal migration, especially from our country or from other countries through the territory of the Republic of Serbia, toward other EU countries, candidate countries for EU membership, but also to other countries in general
by Natasa TOMIC-PETROVIC - 42-58 What Does It Mean To Talk About Democracy In Turkey?
by Laura GUERCIO - 59-71 Atypical Electoral Systems
by Csaba CSERVAK - 72-79 Viewpoints On Justice, Democracy And Global Climate Change
by Cristina M. KASSAI - 80-98 Eu Environmental Crimes And Marine Pollution Framework: Beyond Theorical Approach Erika And Prestige Case Law
by Entela CUKANI - 99-106 Leçons Sur La Dimension Organisationnelle Du Droit Positif Roumain
by Lucretia DOGARU - 107-115 The Criminalization Of Child Pornography: The Problem Of Ensuring A Balance Between Fundamental Human Rights And Public Order And Morals
by Gabriela-Aura FODOR - 116-130 A New Perspective On Insolvency –The Procedure Applicable To The Debtor Who Is A Natural Person (I)
by Rodica Diana APAN - 131-135 Insolvency Of Administrative Territorial Units - Are The Principles Of Public Law Fully Compatible With The Requirements Of An Effective Management?
by Radu CARP - 136-153 Critical Considerations On Decision No. 7/2016 Of The High Court Of Cassation And Justice,Regarding The Interpretation And Application Of Art. 127 Par. 1 And 3 Code Of Civil Procedure
by Claudia ROSU
December 2016, Volume 67
- 13-27 What Are The Financial Mechanisms Under The Climate Change Regime That Support The Use Of Renewable Energy. How Can These Mechanisms Be Improved Within The 2020 Agreement?
by Anna-Maria CODILEAN - 28-51 Case Law And Theoretical Perspectives Regarding The Payment And Credit Instruments; The Bill Of Exchange, The Promissory Note And The Cheque
by Angela MIFF & Rodica Diana APAN - 52-63 Conservative Accounting Practice - Empirical Evidence On The Provisions Presented In The Financial Statements Of Listed Companies On Bucharest Stock Exchange
by Ramona NEAG - 64-76 Provisions Of The Romanian Constitution That Cannot Be Object To Revision Of The Fundamental Law
by Adelin UNGUREANU - 77-84 Justice And Democracy Defeated By Human Rights
by Dragos CHILEA - 85-92 The European Territorial Cooperation. Analysis Of Results In The Seven-Year Programming Period 2007-2013 And The Next New Programming Strategies
by Carla DE IULIIS - 93-100 The Administrative Transparency Throught The Institute For Access To Documents, For The Civic Access And Foia: The Evolution Of The Normative System From The Law 241/90 To The Lgs D.97/16
by Rossella GRAZIANI - 101-114 The Lawyer - Between The Statute Of Liberal Profession And The Normative Limitations
by Daniela Cristina VALEA - 115-128 Le Legislatif Et L’Intervention Legislative
by Mircea CRISTE - 129-137 The Development Of The Emissions Trading Scheme And Of Its Regulation
by Zoltan NAGY & Beata GERGELY - 138-147 Terrorisme Et Manipulation Financiere
by Rozemarie OLANESCU & Alexandru OLANESCU & Sandra OLANESCU - 148-158 Settlement Vs. Mediation In The Criminal Trial
by Lucian CHIRIAC & Sonia Bianca BLAJ - 159-164 Considerations On The Salary Deductions
by Roxana Maria ROBA
September 2016, Volume 66
- 13-17 Lex Situs Or The Law Of The Land In Early Feudalism
by Roxana MATEFI & Oana SARAMET - 18-25 La Creation De Valeur Dans Les Organisations Publiques Et Privees
by Jean-Luc PENOT - 26-38 Performance Evaluation Systems In The Public Sector
by Andy LEOVEANU - 39-56 HOW CAN LEGISLATION HELP ROMANIAN SMEs GO GREEN?
by Zsuzsanna Katalin SZABO - 57-62 Professional Experience Of Clinical Studies On Patients With Diseases Representing Public Health Problems (Diabetes Mellitus And Hypertension)
by Eniko NEMES-NAGY & Robert TRIPON & Cosmina Cristina UZUN & Zsuzsanna SIMON-SZABO & Zita FAZAKAS & Victor BALOGH-SAMARGHITAN & Elod Erno NAGY & Marta Andrea FODOR & Zoltan PREG & Marta GERMAN-SALLO & Monika SZABO & Mariana TILINCA - 63-71 Release From Prison And Probation In Hungary
by Anita NAGY - 72-83 Practical Considerations On Individual Dismissal Under Art. 65 Of The Romanian Labour Code And The Protection Of The Employees Rights
by Gratian URECHIATU-BURIAN & Violeta SIMIONESCU - 84-97 Outlooks On The Judicial Remedies For The Fraudulent Assignment Of Company Shares In The Limited Liability Company;Legal And Case-Law Landmarks
by Rodica Diana APAN & Angela MIFF