Direct taxation in the EU: the common corporate tax base as the next sub-step towards harmonization

Is the United States supreme court an undemocratic institution? an outsider’s perspective

The protection of the accused in international criminal law according to the human rights law standard<sup>1</sup>

Services of general economic interest – towards a european concept of public services

Selected principles of social welfare in the polish and german legal systems

Schutz vor diskriminierungen in dem bereich der beschäftigung in dem polnischen und in dem deutschen recht im licht der europäischen richtlinien

On cooperation of the universities of different countries with commercial enterprises and legal aspects of their joint innovative activities

Legal aspects of the hydraulic fracturing method

Evolution of consumer protection law in the light of the proposal for a horizontal directive on consumer rights and rome i regulation

Academic conference “is this the end of the theory of law?” September 21-24, 2011

Report from the XV historical-legal conference registered under no. 139/n conducted with the aid of funds for original research 2037/w/ihpp/10 and funds from the dean for part-time studies

The scientific conference ‘the eminent lawyers of the university of Wroclaw’

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