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On our professional blog, we continuously share shorter publications produced in collaboration with the CEA. The CEA works closely with the Central European Association for Comparative Law on blog publications.
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Case Assignment to Judges
Before 2017, the assignment of cases to judges, assessors, and court registrars was not expressly regulated by law. Instead, these […]
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Doubts of a Catholic about the critical position of the Catholic Church towards homologous insemination
Procreation has always been an emotionally charged subject. The desire to have children, the anticipation of a child’s birth, the […]
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Interim Measures as Constitutional Instruments in the Jurisprudence of the CJEU
Interim measures have traditionally occupied a modest yet indispensable place within procedural law. They remained fundamentally ancillary in nature, serving […]
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Constitutionalisation of the EU budget governance: Rule of Law Conditionality and the New Multiannual Financial Framework of the EU
In July 2025, the European Commission presented its proposal on the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028–2034. The new budget […]
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The Judiciary at the heart of the rule of law debates
An essential element of thinking about power since the early modern period has been judicial power as a counterbalance to […]
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ECtHR vs. the Polish Constitutional Court: Who Has the Final Word in Warsaw?
On 6 May 2026, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) informed, through the publication of a press release, about […]
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A need for the broader concept of informed consent of prospective parents in MAR proceedings?
nformed consent is a fundamental principle in medicine, law and bioethics. The implementation of the informed consent principle ensures that […]
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Is There Really Equality of States Working in International Legal framework?
To discuss this as-if controversy when talking about equality of states while considering different features of individual states, one acknowledges […]
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Combating the exclusion of older people in the financial services market from the perspective of state institutions
The phenomenon of financial exclusion, due to its multidimensional nature, has been the subject of numerous studies in recent years, […]
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Exploring the Limits of Rebus Sic Stantibus Under Article 50 of the Treaty on EU
As Machiavelli stated, a prince cannot keep his word when it puts him at a disadvantage and when the reasons […]
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Inter absentes Contracts – Evolution in Polish Conflict-of-Laws Rules
Cross-border contractual activity involving parties situated in different jurisdictions at the time of contract formation has become commonplace. Owing to […]
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The status of the clause of the democratic rule-of-law state after the entry into force of the Polish Constitution of 1997
The rule-of-law clause is contained in art. 2 of the Constitution of 1997, which states that the Republic of Poland […]
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