Will the Directive 2014/17/EU on mortgage credit protect consumers in the next economic and/or financial crisis? by M. Elvira Mendez-Pinedo

“…The article starts with a summary of the most important choices done by the legislator (exante information duties and responsible credit) and essential consumer right. …”
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Possible Consequences of Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive on Polish Transport Companies by Aleksandra Borowicz, Joanna Czerepko

“…Qualitative methods were used to review legislative documents of the European Union related to this topic. …”
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Organization of Medical Care for Prisoners of Tobolsk Prison Castle: End of XVIII — First Half of XIX Century by N. I. Zagorodnyuk

“…The legal framework of penitentiary medicine is being formed, the execution of legislative and subordinate acts can be traced in the activities of the prison administration, its interaction with the West Siberian Governor-General, civil governors, and state institutions. …”
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Labor protection of nannies by Popović Aleksandra T.

“…By creating a more precise legislative framework for the performance of nannies, multiple benefits would be achieved: nannies would receive a higher degree of labor law protection, and parents and children would have greater security, because it would be possible for children to be cared for by professionally qualified persons in an adequately arranged space, in the prescribed manner under the continuous supervision and control of competent institutions over their work.…”
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Developing the environmental values of civil engineering students in educational space by Barsukova Anna

“…The relevance of the topic is explained by the fact that the formation of ecological values in young people is the basis of modern education, which is explained by the increased interest in ecology, both on the part of the legislator and the public. As a result, today the inculcation of ecological values starts from early childhood up to adolescence. …”
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How Far Can Citizens Influence the Decision-Making Process? Analysis of the Effectiveness of Referenda in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary in 1989–2015 by Kużelewska Elżbieta

“…The database presents, country by country, the subject matter of voting, people’s participation and the results in order to show the citizens’ opportunity (or lack of it) to express their opinions and to contribute to policy-making by circumventing the standard legislative process. The aim of this paper is to analyze referenda in the selected countries and to verify two hypotheses. …”
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Alternative Penalties for Imprisonment in Islamic Jurisprudence and its Contemporary Forms in the Bahrain Penal Code and Alternative Measures No. 18 of 2017 by Salman Duaij Busaeed

“… Alternative penalties are modern legislative trends to replace imprisonment with alternative penalties that contribute to integrating prisoners into society and keeping them away from crime and its ways. …”
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Den Flüssen mehr Raum geben – Umsetzungsrestriktionen in Recht und Praxis by Thomas Hartmann

“…In the process of spatial flood protection measures, the German legislator pursues a control paradigm: this means that there is a trend to strengthen the instruments of water management in each reform of the law. …”
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DEZVOLTAREA PERSONALĂ. STRATEGIE DE MANAGEMENT EDUCAȚIONAL by USM ADMIN

“… Organizațiile școlare din România se confruntă cu perspectiva continuă a schimbării prin raportare la schim- bările legislative, la cele de la nivelul paradigmei educaționale, dar și la nivel social. …”
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Discurso e Poder na Formulação de Políticas Públicas Ambientais: O Caso da Política Nacional de Resíduos Sólidos by Lia de Azevedo Almeida, Ricardo Corrêa Gomes

“…This paper analyses the formulation process of the National Solid Waste Policy, law no. 12,305, which was marked by disputes of interests that caused the legislative process to lasting for almost 20 years. …”
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Portrayal of Iranian Identity in the Literary The Role of Names in Ancient Persia by vahid rooyani, Morteza Niazi

“…It was also revealed that durability concern was the incentive for building many valuable monuments in Sassanid era and the factor for legislating some civil and juridical laws.…”
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Quantifyng a global quality index (gqi) for durum wheat to obtain eu incentives by Massimo Alfonso Russo

“…Indeed the possibility that in the near future the production of durum wheat in the EU agricultural market will be addressed towards an improper “qualitative restructuring”, absolutely undesired from the same EU legislator, should be avoided.…”

Real Estate Tax Versus Case-Law of Administrative Courts – Statistical Analysis and Current Judicial Trends by Dominik J. Gajewski

“…The author analyses and describes the pivot of the problems that administrative courts deal with as well as draws key conclusions that may be relevant for both the taxpayer and the legislator. The aim of the study is to indicate the current trends in the judicial decisions of administrative courts regarding real estate tax. …”
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A long-term regulation assessment of utility tariff in the adopted tarif decisions annual adjustment context by A. S. Grunichev, O. V. Kirillova

“…The descriptive, analytical and comparative methods have been used and legislative base ofRussia analyzed. The article describes the consequences ofthe transition to establishing long-term tariff and provides evidence of emerging ambiguous situations associated with the increase in the burden and possible losses of participants in the process oftarif regulation. …”
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LEGAL REGULATION OF THE PRESS IN B&H FROM 1907 TO 1940 by Ilija Musa

“…The text shows the ways in which legislators approach to the right to freedom of speech, freedom of thinking, duties and rights of employees and employers in that activity, but also the regulations which allow or forbid publishing. …”
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Public administration during the COVID-19 pandemic and reform directions by Anđelković Jovana

“…In developing countries, inadequate legislative provisions, technical solutions and insufficient digitalization have contributed to slowing down the administrative procedures. …”
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Administration of the State Railways During the Fascist Regime: The Creation of the Ministry of Communications by Francesca MOTTI

“…The first was marked, in 1922, by the appointment of the Extraordinary Commissioner for the State Railways, while the second, which determined the real beginning of the Fascist administration for the State Railways, was characterised by the establishment of the Ministry of Communications, which took place with Royal Legislative Decree RDL. No. 596 of 30 April 1924. The contribution, after a brief historical reconstruction of the development of the Italian railway network, focuses on the analysis of the railway transport system during the years of Fascism, highlighting how the regime, in a highly strategic sector such as transport, actually implemented timid political-institutional transformations. …”
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The Impact of COVID-19 on Urban Water Consumption in the United States by Mehdi Nemati, Dat Tran

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The Impact of Intra-Group Relations on the Amount of the Tax on Certain Financial Institutions by Paweł Szczęśniak

“…The article contains legislative recommendations that should improve the provisions of the Act on the tax on certain financial institutions. …”
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La descrizione dei reati di criminalità organizzata e di tipo mafioso nel testo delle sentenze by Deborah De Felice, Giovanni Giuffrida, Giuseppe Giura, Calogero Zarba

“…The main objective is to extract from the analysis of the text of the sentences a description of the development of the sentences, as well as the socio-economic scope in which the events relative to the sentences happened.The research has shown that sentences can provide a lot of information; in particular if one takes into account the juridical statistics, their insufficient reliability and their lack of informative character in relation to the recipients of the data, and the difficulty in collecting and comparing the data, that is caused by the speed of the legislative changes and by the classification criteria.Thanks to the close collaboration between social scientists and computer scientists, we have developed an ad hoc reading algorithm, that analyzes the internal structure of the sentences, and that can be generalized to other areas of the jurisprudence, as well as to other temporal and geographical scopes.…”
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