No. 1

Tom 2025, Nr 1

2025, 2025

Journal

European Studies Quarterly

DOI

Publishing model

open access

License type

CC BY 4.0 Int.

Field

Discipline

Publisher

Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego

Affiliation

University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland), Wydział Nauk Politycznych i Studiów Międzynarodowych

Language of publication

English, Polish, Russian

Rok publikacji

2025

Editor-in-chief

Guest editor

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Genocide in international criminal law with reference to Srebrenica – prevention and challenges
Sadmir Karović
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Denial of genocide and other war crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina and its impact on violation of human rights
Vedad Gurda
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Participation of child soldiers in armed conflicts: the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Katarzyna Czeszejko-Sochacka
25.05.2025
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Foreign judges in the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Legal and political aspects
Krzysztof Krysieniel
25.05.2025
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An examination of human rights conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina: a case study approach
Maria Ochwat
25.05.2025
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Anti-discrimination policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Laura Koba
25.05.2025
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The roots of European Identity: Carolingian and Arthurian references in the postmedieval acquis mythologique
Piotr Toczyski
25.05.2025
Judicial freedom of expressionEuropean Court of Human Rightsproportionality principlejudicial independence
Balancing judicial apoliticism and the right to freedom of speech – a critical analysis of ECHR Judgement no. 16915/21
Magdalena Marynowska

University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland), Wydział Nauk Politycznych i Studiów Międzynarodowych

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Genocide in international criminal law with reference to Srebrenica – prevention and challenges

Denial of genocide and other war crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina and its impact on violation of human rights

Participation of child soldiers in armed conflicts: the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Foreign judges in the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Legal and political aspects

An examination of human rights conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina: a case study approach

Anti-discrimination policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The roots of European Identity: Carolingian and Arthurian references in the postmedieval acquis mythologique

Balancing judicial apoliticism and the right to freedom of speech – a critical analysis of ECHR Judgement no. 16915/21

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