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JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AND THE RULE OF LAW
„The independence of justice is one of the indissoluble elements of the rule of law. It is important that this independence remains incapable of being placed in a strictly declarative framework, indifferent of daily realities, precisely in order not to divert the rule of law, which guarantees that no one is above the law, whatever the social position of those addressed.”
Volume VII, special issue 2, posted at 29th of March 2017
Summary
Articles (Studies, discussions, comments)
JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AND THE RULE OF LAW
MULTIANNUAL DYNAMIC INDICATORS FOR HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PLANNING IN JUDICIAL SYSTEM
ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE AS A TOOL OF HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION
HUMAN DIGNITY IN THE CRIMINAL PROCESS
THE EVOLUTION OF MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION TODAY
THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS AT WORK: THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE ROMANIAN LEGISLATION
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: PROMOTING PEACE AND HUMAN DIGNITY THROUGH RELIGION
TOWARDS A GLOBAL PACT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
IMMIGRANTS IN SEARCH OF DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMON EUROPEAN ASYLUM SYSTEM FROM MINIMAL TO COMMON STANDARDS
MIGRATION. A CHALLENGE TO INTERNATIONAL STABILITY AND RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
NEW TENDENCIES IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DEVELOPMENT
ASPECTS OF COOPERATION BETWEEN THE PARLIAMENT AND THE GOVERNMENT REGARDING EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
GENERAL OVERVIEW ON MATERIAL-FUNCTIONAL CONCEPTION OF THE STATE ADMINISTRATION
MANDATORY CLAUSES IN THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT CONTRACT
EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS IN URBAN AREAS. A LEGAL VIEW
ASPECTS REGARDING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
FREE COUNSELING OF INDIVIDUALS IN THE FIELD OF TAXATION