Central European Researchers'
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The aim of this work is to identify good practices that public authorities and the older adults themselves can implement to avoid the negative consequences of attempted fraud.

Based on an analysis of legal acts and diplomatic documents, this study offers a comprehensive understanding of the impact of honorary consuls on Polish foreign policy and international relations.

This study explores the evolving nature of corruption and its impact on various legal systems, focusing on judicial cooperation within the EU.

The scientific blog highlights the importance of the period after the conclusion of the Maastricht Treaty from the perspective of democratic legitimacy, and sheds light on the mainstream way of thinking.

This blog post analyses how the European Court of Human Rights has assessed austerity measures in relation to social rights and the right to property during times of economic crisis.

A brief overview and commentary on the judgment of the United States Supreme Court in Mahmoud v. Taylor (June 27, 2025), concerning the constitutional right of parents to raise their children in accordance with their own [religious and moral] convictions

This blog post examines the legal effectiveness of powers of attorney issued by foreign consuls for real estate transactions in Poland, focusing on evidentiary value, form, and jurisdiction.

The author takes a closer look at the case of the Republic of Croatia - which applied for EU membership in 2003 and finally became its 28th member state on 1 July 2013 - and into the engagement of the Croatian Parliament in European affairs.

While outlining the rationale behind the judicial cooperation in the European community of laws, the scientific blog post aims to explore the various forms of cooperation of the network of European courts in light of the principle of equality between Member States.