The CEA blog
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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Problems with law-making
Pursuant to Article 7 of the Constitution, public authorities act on the basis of, and within the limits of, the […]
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Financial autonomy of local self-government in Poland
The basis for creating local government structures is the belief that implementing designated public tasks closer to citizens’ needs will […]
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Problems with independent judges
According to the Polish Constitution, judges are irremovable.[1] A judge may be deprived of his or her office without his […]
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Human Rights Approach to Assisted Reproductive Technologies
Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) raise a number of controversial issues, which certain state legislations are making serious efforts to give a proper […]
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Problems with Court Presidents
PROBLEMS WITH COURT PRESIDENTS The Republic of Poland is governed by the supreme constitutional principle of the separation of […]
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Greek summer school on the topic of Vulnerable populations in healthcare
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece traditionally organises a summer school on bioethics, where distinguished professors and lecturers not […]
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A commentary on a concept of a new punitive mechanism „outside EU law” established to better discipline countries accused of violating rule of law
Introduction As a general rule, international law does not interfere with the choice of political, social, economic and cultural system, […]
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Problems with the Prosecutors
According to the provisions of the Law on the Public Prosecutor’s Office[1], the National Prosecutor, who is also the first […]
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Achieving Harmony in Human Rights: Lessons from Dignitas Infinita
Dignity for all? In the context of the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Holy See […]
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Problems with the Polish National Council of the Judiciary
Problems with the Polish National Council of the Judiciary have been going on for more than seven years, when the […]
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The Western Balkans Migration Route in the Context of Migration Control Cooperation between Austria, Hungary, and Serbia
In the 1990s, Western Balkan Countries faced the refugee crisis resulting from the breakup of Yugoslavia. Serbia hosted the highest number of displaced […]
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Theory and Practise of Returning Irregular Migrants in Hungary, Poland and Romania
1. Introduction The issue of migration is undoubtedly one of the most significant challenges and opportunities that European states and societies […]
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