Central and Eastern European Network of Jurisprudence

Three Views of Law

Social Constructivism and Naturalization as Approaches of Understanding Social Reality: New Methodological Models to Understanding Law as a Social Phenomenon

System, Order, Social Construct: What Should a Student Know About Law?

Law After the Anthropocene: Samuel Pufendorf, Marietta Auer, and the Return to the Primacy of Duties

Concepts of Social Individualism in 20th-Century Polish Philosophy of Law

The A Priori and the Person: Reinach and Possenti on the Pre-Positive Grounds of Law

"Oneself through the Other's Gaze: The Foundations of European Consciousness"

Socrates under Trial in the Context of Turbulent Athenian Democracy

Nomostasis in the Light of Artifact Legal Theory

How to Express Love in Legal Methodology? Oikonomia and Topical Legal Reasoning in Orthodox Canon Law

A Surrogate of Ownership as a Trap: The Cooperative Member's Proprietary Right to an Apartment and the Prospects for a Revival of Member-Based Housing Cooperativism after 1989

German Jurisprudence as a Synthesis of Roman Law and Classical Economy

Reception as Sublation: A Hegelian Model of Legal Reception and the Migration of Kelsenian Constitutional Review

Legal Persuasion in the Age of AI

Is Claude's Constitution Law? Constitutional AI Through the Lens of Different Legal Philosophy Traditions

Equality of Arms in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Algorithmic Bias and Procedural Fairness

Can Law Preserve Human Agency? AI, Automation and the Future of Legal Subjectivity

The Feedback Loop in Regulatory Impact Assessment: On the Need for Mandatory Ex Post RIA as a Condition of Rationality Sustained over Time

The Sublimation of Violence: Law, Authority, and the State

Euthanasia and End-of-Life Medicine as Bioethical Dilemmas: A Polish Perspective

The Theory of Competing Principles in the Latvian Legal System: The Case of the in dubio pro natura Principle

Incrementalism as a Driver of the Slippery Slope in Legal Debates on Socio-Cultural and Moral Issues

Legal and Bioethical Challenges of Posthumous Reproduction in Modern Armed Conflicts

Discriminatory Job Advertisements on the Grounds of Sex and Age as an Obstacle to Equal Access to Employment

Rethinking Mahlmann's Concept of Group Rights: Can Group Rights Be Reduced to Individual Rights?

Human Rights Defenders and the Rule of Law: Reassessing International Legal Subjectivity and the Role of Civil Society in Implementation

Trends in Constitutional Law Studies: Substance, Methodology, Deontology

Awakening of the Paper Tiger After Constitutional Court of Serbia Between Hibernation and Activism

Judicial Resilience in Uncertain Times: Perspectives from the Baltic States

Policing as the Boundary Between Law and Violence

Grey Zones of Freedom of Expression: Complex Symbols, Historical References and Controversial Opinion Statements

"The Marginalization of the Trial Stage in Criminal Proceedings and Its Implications on the Fundamental Principles of Criminal Proceedings - Publicity, Immediacy, and Orality"

Vulnerability and Freedom of Expression: Rethinking the Protection of Minorities against Hate Speech in International Human Rights Law

The Ontology of Vulnerability in the Context of International Human Rights Protection

Social Security: Balancing Labour and Capital with Nature by Law

Philosophical Anthropology as a Model of Human Legal Subjectivity

Upholding the Rule of Law: The Role of Academia in Preparing Lawyers under the New CoE Convention

'Geopolitical Context' in the Application of the European Convention on Human Rights: Contributions of the Baltic States to the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights

Paradoxes and Dilemmas of Restoring Rule of Law in Poland After the Period of Democratic Backsliding (2015-2023)

Drafting Laws in Baltic States: Rational Legislator in Practice

From Criteria to Conditions: Rethinking Statehood in Contemporary International Legal Doctrine

Political Obligation: Restating from Plato's "Crito"

Post-Sovereign Democratic Constitution-Making - Transformation of the Concept of Constituent Power

Legacy of Mykolas Romeris: Between National and International Jurisprudence

Digital "Fairness": Between Impossibility and Necessity

Smart Legislation: Principles of Law-Making for Technology Regulation

Traditional Legal Styles in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Toward Accelerated Legal Globalization?

Turning a Blind Eye to the Intersection of Religion and Gender in the Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights

Law and Emotion: The Role of Pathos in Constitutional Decisions Regarding the Right to Abortion

The Sterilization Requirement for Legal Gender Change through the Lens of a Discrimination Test

The Law and a Right: The Non-Use and Overuse of Philosophy

The Legal Virtue of Reflexivity

Applied Philosophy of Law: New Name for Old Works

Between Naturalism and Legal Interpretation: Modern Debates on the Nature of Legal Realism

Argumentative Nature of the Rule of Law Argument

Sovereignty of Law as Postema's Element of the Rule of Law-Critically Reconsidered and Specified

Some Thoughts on Jeremy Waldron's Thoughtfulness and the Rule of Low

Infra-Law, Nudging, and the Rule of Law: A Challenging Relationship

Democracy in Korea at the Edge of History

Some Inconvenient Thoughts on The Crisis of Liberal Democracy and Its Scholarly (Re) Production

We the People Who Are Sovereign: Challenges to the Classic Concept of Constituent Power

Is This Caravaggio Caravaggio's?- On Property Rights, Contracts, and Productive Information

Regulating Modern Innominate Contracts - How, Why, and When

The Importance of Rawls's Social Contract for the Foundation of Law and Its Procedure

Is There a 'Dignity' for the Datafied Human Being?

Philosophy and Theory of Freedom and Empowerment in the Digital Environment

'Otherness' and 'Good' in Aristotle's General Justice

The Political Function of the Right to Do Wrong

A Cosmopolitan Duty to Naturalize Aliens?

Late Stage of Ronald Dworkin's Philosophy of Law and Legal Eliminativism

Narratives and the Quest for Justice: Sharing Experiences in Legal Education

Four Paradigms of Kelsenism

Affirmative Action as a Means to Achieve Equality? A Critique of Theoretical Approaches Defending Affirmative Action

Justiciability of Environmental Post-KlimaSeniorinnen Claims

Right of Access to Court: A Brief History of an Unwritten Right

Judicial Culture After Communism

The Crisis of the Judiciary System in Poland - Searching for Solutions or Stagnation in Jurisprudence?

Jurisprudence and the Changing Landscape of Legal Professions

Resurrection of Old Legal Acts, Determination of Decision-Making Standard, and the Responsibility of Constitutional Courts: Serbian Constitutional Court in Action