Table of Contents
2025, 106, No. 1
Publication date
29.07.2025
Publishing model
open access
License type
Field
Social sciences
Discipline
law
Language of publication
Polish, English
Abstract
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Keywords:
voting systems,rule of law,defamation,selective abortion,discrimination,the Constitutional Court of Colombia,external powers of institutions,e-government,good faith in contracts,civil law,customary law,the judiciary and the scientific community,social division of linguistic labour,criminal liability,forgery of works of art,advertising,veterinarians
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- University of WarsawmurderPolish academic life after 1989
A Lesson in Responsibility
Sławomir Żółtek, Andrzej Bielecki
- defamationactual maliceneutral reportageelection fraud
Dominion Voting Systems v Fox News Network: Defamation Actions as a Tool for the Rule of Law in Turbulent Times
Kelly Cahill Timmons
- sex selective abortionhuman rightsdiscriminationpersonhood
Sex-Selective Abortion and the Problem of Discrimination
Ewa Rejman
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