No. 2
2/24: 20 years of the Visegrad Group countries in the European Union: changes in the economies and legal systems and new challenges
2024, 2024
Journal
Przegląd Europejski – European Studies Quarterly
Publishing model
open access
License type
Field
Social sciences
Discipline
economics and finance, political science and public administration
Publisher
University of Warsaw Press
Affiliation
University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland), Faculty of Political Science and International Studies
Language of publication
English, Polish
Year of publication
2024
Editor-in-chief
Marta Witkowska
Guest editor
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Issue content
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Visegrad GroupV4 tradeEuropean UnionEU accessionChanges of the Visegrad Group countries’ foreign trade since their accession to the EU
Elżbieta Kawecka-Wyrzykowska
04.08.2024
trade in servicesEuropean UnionEUVisegrad GroupV4intra-EU tradeThe current landscape of the competitive position of the Visegrad Group in the intra-EU services trade
Dariusz Mongiało
04.08.2024
state aidVisegrad GroupV4European UnionEUinterventionismregional aidState aid policy in the Visegrad Group countries after their accession to the European Union
Adam A. Ambroziak
04.08.2024
Visegrad Group countriesaccession to the European UnionEU legislationenvironmental policyinfringement procedureEnvironmental policy in Visegrad Group countries during 20 years of EU membership
Marzenna Błaszczuk-Zawiła
04.08.2024
Visegrad GroupV4accession to the EUimmigrationemigrationnet migrationrefugeesHistory taking its turn – international labour migration in V4 countries after World War II
Michał Schwabe
04.08.2024
Visegrad Group countriesV4Economic and Monetary UnionEMUCentral Bank independencelegal convergence criterionMaastricht criteriaVisegrad Group countries and the EU’s Economic and Monetary Union: an analysis of legal convergence
Artur Nowak-Far
04.08.2024
administrative judiciaryjudicial dialogueVisegrad GroupV4European legal cultureInstitutional conditions for judicial dialogue in Visegrad Group countries: example of administrative judiciary
Tomasz Grzybowski