EU External Cooperation on Migration: In Search of the Treaty Principles by Tineke Strik

“…By drawing lessons from the internal rule of law mechanisms, the EU could bring the external cooperation on migration more in line with its own values and principles enshrined in the Treaties. …”
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Increase in coercive measures in psychiatric hospitals in Germany during the COVID-19 pandemic. by Erich Flammer, Frank Eisele, Sophie Hirsch, Tilman Steinert

“…The focus of attention and internal rules as well have shifted from prevention of coercion to prevention of infection.…”
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The authenticity game: order, recognition, and customary rule for empire to the international system by Haney, EB

“…Studying knowledge work as strategic interaction, I find that non–European intermediaries exercised crucial agency in crafting these new customary forms of governance, leveraging revolts and violence to narrate crisis to power in ways that shaped colonial and eventually international rule. Beyond its historical value, this work has implications for the ways IR understands the emergence of order from interaction, and for present debates on the questionably liberal nature of international order.…”

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN THE COOPERATIVE BANKING SECTOR IN POLAND by Agnieszka Alinska, Anna Szelagowska

“…In addition, this paper aims to answer the question whether and to what extent the Polish cooperative banks have adopted the recommendation of the Polish Financial Supervisory Authority with regard to corporate governance in the banking sector and the extent to which internal rules for the organization of these banks affect the efficiency and effectiveness of the market. …”
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Hero and villain archetypes in the context of delinquent behaviour by Sas N. M.

“…Ukrainian society is going through a critically difficult period associated with the full-scale aggression of Russia and the tasks of developing internal rules of life in the country (in the direction of European values and the revival of Ukrainian ones, in contrast to the remnants of Soviet stereotypes and rules imposed by oligarchic clans in recent years). …”
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Interplay of mesoscale physics and agent-like behaviors in the parallel evolution of aggregative multicellularity by Juan A. Arias Del Angel, Vidyanand Nanjundiah, Mariana Benítez, Stuart A. Newman

“…We hypothesize that the morphological parallelism between the two lineages arises as the consequence of the interplay within multicellular aggregates between generic processes, physical and physicochemical processes operating similarly in living and non-living matter at the mesoscale (~10–3–10–1 m) and agent-like behaviors, unique to living systems and characteristic of the constituent cells, considered as autonomous entities acting according to internal rules in a shared environment. Here, we analyze the contributions of generic and agent-like determinants in myxobacteria and dictyostelid development and their roles in the generation of their common traits. …”
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Inter-judicial coordination, global de-fragmentation and global constitutionalism; courts as international political actors and their impact on human and fundamental rights by Lligadas González, G

“…Moreover, my thesis also enquires whether such structural change can amount to a constitutionalizing process capable of advancing the international rule of law: the expansion of judicial review to previously locked areas promotes the creation of a decentralized global system of checks and balances, while elevating the constitutional value of certain legal rules in the process of de-fragmentation and creating constitutional political norms or structures.…”

Taking emic and etic to the family level: interlinking parents’ and children’s COVID-19 views and experiences in Germany by Astrid Berner-Rodoreda, Nina Baum, Jonas Wachinger, Kathrin Zangerl, Henriette Hoegl, Till Bärnighausen

“…Parents’ etic views on children showed strong overlap with children’s emic view in terms of physical movement restrictions, experiencing good and tense family times, and internalizing rules. For issues such as experiencing stigma, divorce or language acquisition, parents’ views were not reflected in children’s accounts. …”
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ANTI-CORRUPTION COMPLIANCE AND MANAGEMENT IN THE CONDITIONS OF RECOVERY by Oleg Dubynskyy, Olena Lomakina, Yuliia Lomzhets

“…The need to develop and use compliance is based on the complexity of regulation and, therefore, the high probability of violating certain legal norms or internal rules. Anti-corruption compliance reduces the risks associated with corruption offences committed by employees, as well as the risks of damage to the company (not only material but also reputational). …”
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Representation of Factors Affecting the Formation of Unethical Pro-organizational Behaviors in the Academic Context by Zohreh Kolivandzadeh, Mohsen Nazarzadeh Zare

“…Strengthening the culture of transparency around the consequences of unethical pro-organizational behaviors in the academic context and accurately identifying unethical pro-organizational behaviors in the regulations and internal rules of a university should be considered by the top of a university.…”
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THE CONCEPT OF INTERNATIONAL MUNICIPAL LAW IN MODERN MUNICIPAL LAW RE- SEARCH by Natalia V. Bocharova

“…Participation of cities in global political structures and international rule- making, according to foreign experts, will provide the basis for the emergence of international municipal law. …”
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The New European Union Directive on Environmental Liability by Radojević Dragana

“…In the aim of prevention of environmental damage, the company management would need to develop internal rules and regulations on environmental protection and environmental policy of the company. …”
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Contenido y alcance del derecho a la educación en el ámbito internacional / Content and reach of the right to an education in the international scope by Alfonso Chacón Mata

“…In this sense, the Constitutional Court has granted the international instruments of human rights that include the country a rank beyond the level of the very same Constitution; and thus, an auspicious space to support this international ruling with greater propriety is opened.  …”
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