Contemporary Central & East European Law 2023, No 2. (134)
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Date
2023
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Publishing House of ILS PAS
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Language
en
Keywords
EU public procurement law, national constitutional law, European constitutional law, constitutional identity, Poland, Hungary, procurement damage, Supreme Court resolution of 25 February 2021 (III CZP 16/20), company ownership structure, managing airport functions, local economic, court guardians, proceedings under the 1980 Hague Convention, international child abduction, minor parents, determining the parentage, adoption
Abstract
Description
<< s. 5-6 >>
Abbreviations
<< s. 7 >>
Foreword
<< s. 9-31 >>
Boldizsár Szentgáli-Tóth
A concept at the edge of national and European constitutional law: Different understandings within the same region. Constitutional identity in Poland and Hungary
<< s. 33-41 >>
Robert Siwik
Repair of procurement damage: Discussion on the basic of the Supreme Court resolution of 25 February 2021 (III CZP 16/20)
<< s. 43-61 >>
Joanna Florecka
The social objectives of EU public procurement law – evolution or revolution
<< s. 63-80 >>
Alina Sperka-Cieciura
The impact of a company ownership structure on managing airport functions
<< s. 81-92 >>
Kinga Wernicka
Green marks and local economic development
<< s. 93-106 >>
Anna Natalia Schulz
The role of court guardians in proceedings under the 1980 Hague Convention on the civil aspects of international child abduction. Issues selected in the light of a case files’ research
<< s. 107-122 >>
Anna Urbańska-Łukaszewicz
The legal situation of minor parents in determining the parentage of their child and placing it for adoption