No. 4

Tom 2018, Nr 4

2018

Journal

Przegląd Europejski – European Studies Quarterly

Publishing model

open access

License type

CC BY 4.0 Int.

Field

Humanities

Discipline

political and administrative sciences, international relations, sociology, law, economics and finance, management and quality studies, social communication and media studies

Publisher

University of Warsaw Press

Affiliation

University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland), Faculty of Political Science and International Studies

Language of publication

English, Polish, Russian

Year of publication

2018

Issue content

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06.08.2019
Spis treści
06.08.2019
the Economic and Monetary Unionreformsgeo-economicsPoland
The future of the euro area – Poland’s geo-economic perspective
Tomasz Grzegorz Grosse
06.08.2019
democracy crisespolitical alienation between politicians and electoraterise of national populist partiesdecay of democratic regimes in Interwar periodZeitgeist and population’s expectations as driving forces of politicssocial and cultural conditions of a stable democracy
Weak democracies under pressure, 1918 and 1989 in comparison
Dieter Segert
06.08.2019
parliamentSwiss Confederationseparation of powersparlament
The constitutional position of the Swiss parliament in the context of the principle of separation of powers
Maciej Aleksandrowicz
06.08.2019
unmanned aerial vehicledroneUASaviation lawEASAEuropean Union
Analysis of international law on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles through the prism of European Union law
Mateusz Gregorski
06.08.2019
voting powerBrexitCouncil of the European Union
The impact of Brexit on the voting power in the Council of the European Union
Marcin Kleinowski
06.08.2019
non-discriminationprinciple of equalityordoliberalisminternal marketLabour Code
The theory of ordoliberalism and the principle of non-discrimination in EU law: implications for the Member States on the example of Polish Labour Code
Aleksandra Szczerba-Zawada, Martin Dahl
06.08.2019
new-generation trade agreementsCETAeconomic integrationEUEuropean integration
New generation trade agreements as an economic challenge for the European Union and its Member States – the case of CETA
Magdalena Śliwińska

Spis treści

The future of the euro area – Poland’s geo-economic perspective

Weak democracies under pressure, 1918 and 1989 in comparison

The constitutional position of the Swiss parliament in the context of the principle of separation of powers

Analysis of international law on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles through the prism of European Union law

The impact of Brexit on the voting power in the Council of the European Union

The theory of ordoliberalism and the principle of non-discrimination in EU law: implications for the Member States on the example of Polish Labour Code

New generation trade agreements as an economic challenge for the European Union and its Member States – the case of CETA