1. Technologies and Innovations in Regional Development : the European Union and its strategies2022, scientific monograph Abstract: The subsequent volume revolves around the Social-Fields-Approach (SOFIA) as an approach to conceptualisation and operationalisation for the purpose of empirical research. It contributes a new perspective and approach in research on innovation. We believe that SOFIA can have implications for both academic research and practical applications in reshaping the existing instruments and governance arrangements in innovation policy. Whilst aplying SOFIA, we urge researchers to leverage the plurality of different qualitative, quantitative and mixed-method approaches in innovation studies, including less conventional methods, such as QCA (Ragin, 2008). Diligent application of SOFIA can also subsequently lead to the development of high-level theoretical contributions.
Keywords: technological development, innovations, open innovation, innovation 2.0, regional development, technologies, Regional Policy, circular economy, European Union, EU
Published in ReVIS: 12.01.2022; Views: 1062; Downloads: 88
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3. Social identity in the European model of citizen's participation in Slovenia : doctoral dissertationPatrícia Kaplánová, 2017, doctoral dissertation Keywords: political participation, citizen's engagement, social identity, European Union, mixed method, political institutionalism, structural equation modeling, doctoral dissertation, politična participacija, angažiranost državljanov, družbena identiteta, Evropska unija, strukturne enačbe, modeliranje, politični institucionalizem, mešana metoda, disertacije
Published in ReVIS: 22.07.2021; Views: 1312; Downloads: 44
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4. European Arrest Warrant and its development through case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union : master's thesisSara Šoštarič, 2019, master's thesis Abstract: Does the European Arrest Warrant facilitate the fight against cross%border criminal activities through preserving the respect of human rights of the fugitives? Some experts in the light of recent Euro%skepticism claim it to be just another failed institute that consists of many legal limitations that need to be dealt with. Throughout this thesis, the main aim will be to present the European Arrest Warrant and see how it developed through the years, and how The Court of European Justice through its case law further enriched and solidified this institute. I will analyze the legal Framework Decision itself, and also present numerous cases that dealt with the most important aspects of the warrant and helped clarify its purpose and structure, so to show how it should be applied in different cases at the same time maintaining a high legal standard of protection of human rights of the individuals. We will achieve all the above by using different methods, the historical method, descriptive, sociological, analytical, the method of case study and lastly to conclude the thesis the inductive%deductive method. By using all of these, we will prove that this recently new instrument, while it encounters some issues, works well in practice, where the Member States and the Court of Justice cooperate closely and effectively. By connecting the theoretical with practical cases, this will be an original work contributing to the discourse about the European Arrest Warrant not only to European citizens but also scholars and the professional public.
Keywords: European Arrest Warrant, framework decision, protection of human rights, mutual recognition, Court of Justice of the European Union
Published in ReVIS: 06.11.2019; Views: 2683; Downloads: 151
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5. Bankruptcy proceedings : Kosovo legislation comparing to European unionAlba Boshnjaku, 2016, undergraduate thesis Abstract: The concept of bankruptcy can be traced back to antiquity but its development as a legal institution is considered to have started once debt recovery became directed towards a debtorʼs estate instead of debtorʼs body, and when the procedure of such recovery became a concern of the state authorities instead of personal arbitration, as it was practiced in primitive societies. A well-developed economy is highly dependent on the efficiency of bankruptcy procedures. Unable to meet their financial obligations, insolvent debtors are forced to file for bankruptcy. The bankruptcy procedure will either give the debtor a fresh start through reorganization, or cease its existence by enforcing liquidation measures. Noting the importance of this subject matter as a vital element of domestic and global markets, it is a must for each country to regulate bankruptcy proceedings by adopting an effective legal and institutional framework. This paper provides an in-depth research on legislative and institutional framework of bankruptcy systems implemented both in Kosovo and in European Union. It tends to emphasize the flaws of the former Law on Liquidation and Reorganization of Legal Persons in Kosovo and the desperate need to reform the bankruptcy system through efficient legal means. The level of compliance of Kosovoʼs new Law on Bankruptcy with the European Union Regulation on cross-border insolvency is as well put into perspective.
Keywords: bankruptcy, liquidation, debtor, creditor, Kosovo, European union, bachelor thesis
Published in ReVIS: 16.08.2018; Views: 3078; Downloads: 124
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