In choosing environmental compliance levels, firms make strategic decisions based on their expectations about how the intensity of the scrutiny they face from enforcement agencies

will respond to their own - and perhaps others' - environmental performance. The objective of this paper is to provide insight into those expectations in Argentina [...]

This note analyses the formation of Theresa May’s first Cabinet. It locates her appointments against the backdrop of the Brexit referendum and compares them to those of other

Prime Ministers who took office during the lifetime of a parliament. The scale of May’s reconstruction marks her out as one of the readier ‘butchers’ of Downing [...]

When interpreting a normative act, the Constitutional Court must consider not only the textual meaning of a disputed norm but also the authoritative interpretation given to

it by the ordinary courts. At the same time, the Constitutional Court does not always share the interpretation adopted by the ordinary courts. [...]

The Supreme Court, present in most legal systems, serves a distinct function. As a court of law than a court of fact, it does not rehear cases in another instance; instead,

it reviews appeals such as cassation complaints, actions seeking a declaration of unlawfulness of a final judgement, or other extraordinary appeals. [...]

Ordinary courts frequently invoke constitutional principles when justifying their decisions, including in disputes concerning employee dismissal on the grounds of reorganization.

This article employs descriptive, analytical, hermeneutical, and comparative legal methods to critically examine how courts assess the lawfulness of such dismissals [...]

The rapid expansion of the digital economy in Indonesia has led to increased use of digital business contracts, while simultaneously raising legal issues concerning legal certainty,

the validity of electronic contracts, and personal data protection. This study analyzes drafting techniques for digital business contracts that are consistent with [...]

Problems of collective dispute focus on the issue of conflict of interest in the working environment. The subject matter of the paper is the issue of legal balance in industrial

stalls. Therefore, the issues of the subjective scope of the Act on Resolution of Collective Disputes come to the fore. [...]

The articles presents synthetic overview of the distribution agreement in the DCFR which is one of the most common commercial agreements. The Study Group (Study Group on a

European Civil Code) and the Acquis Group (Research Group on EC Private Law) made an attempt to propose detailed regulation of distribution contract that resulted [...]

The sources of law indicating the proper jurisdiction in an international aspect are diverse and dynamic. These sources include domestic law, international conventions and

law made by the competent authorities of the European Union as well. Among the latter Council Regulation (EC) No 44/2001 of 22 December 2000 on jurisdiction and the [...]

The author addresses in the article selected issues arising under the draft of the First Book of the Civil Code presented by the Civil Law Codification Commission. The author

discusses a controversial question of modifications of periods of limitation, primarily pertaining to the admissibility of application of this institution to the [...]