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Criminalising Hate Speech

A Comparative Study

Critical Criminological Perspectives

Mental Health, Crime and Justice

Qizhen Humanities and Social Sciences Library

This seminal work establishes the digital rule of law as the fundamental trajectory for social governance and legal transformation in the digital era. Guided by the vision of "empowering the rule of law through digital technologies while anchoring digital development within legal frameworks," the Digital Law Research Team at Zhejiang University presents pioneering research in this book.

Practice and Reform

Digital Rule of Law

Diese Studie untersucht die Idee des "Schuldnerschutzes" im Hinblick auf ihre römischen Wurzeln und ihre Weiterentwicklung in modernen Rechtsystemen. Sie konzentriert sich auf den Begriff "favor debitoris" in den antiken Quellen selbst - bzw. auf seine Abwesenheit in denselben - und vergleicht ihn mit anderen "favores", die in den juristischen Texten nachweisbar sind. Igor Adamczyk kommt zu dem Ergebnis, dass die Römer sich von einem Prinzip des Schuldnerschutzes nicht leiten ließen. Das bedeutet aber nicht, dass sie dem Schuldner den Schutz immer absprachen, es waren vielmehr situative Rechtsmaßnahmen. 
Der Autor untersucht Beispiele solcher schutzwirkenden Rechtsinstitute in den europäischen Rechtsystemen. Dabei nimmt er vor allem die Entstehung des vereinheitlichten polnischen Schuldrechts in den Blick, das unter den Einflüssen v.a. des französischen, österreichischen und deutschen Rechts entstanden ist, die ihrerseits jeweils auf das römische Recht zurückgeführt werden können.

Die Idee des Schuldnerschutzes in der europäischen Rechtstradition

Favor debitoris

Transfer of Criminal Procedure

International and Comparative Law in the Asia Pacific

A Comparative Law Perspective

Shareholder Rights Protection Mechanisms for Chinese Financial Holding Companies

This book addresses the worldwide movement towards granting the parties to a contract the possibility of defining the rules of evidence in a pending or future court procedure. The so-called “evidentiary contracts and agreements” are contractual stipulations to derogate default statutory norms regarding evidence.
 Legal systems more inclined to see judges as central characters of litigation often emphasize jurisdictional powers to produce evidence 
 ex officio
 . Judges should be entitled to bring evidence to the procedure on their own motion to search for the truth; justice and fairness of the final decisions about the facts should be assured as values of public interest, intrinsically dependent on judicial oversight. Therefore, parties should not be able to govern those rules according to their private goals and strategies.
 In other legal systems, parties have a stronger role as protagonists of the procedure and should take the more intense initiatives regarding the allegation of facts and the evidence supporting them. Party autonomy to shape the formalities of litigation should follow the waivability of substantive legal rights. Judges would then have a subsidiary role, and parties’ stipulations about evidence would reflect the unavoidable private interests involved, including the costs of evidence and its impacts on privacy, professional or trade secrets, and business confidential information.
 Across the globe, many contracts nowadays (both nationally and internationally) contain clauses through which the parties intend to control and regulate how evidence is to be taken, evaluated, and how it should or should not support the legal reasoning about facts in judicial decisions. In this backdrop, a comparative analysis of different jurisdictions can certainly be of interest to academics and practitioners. It seems of utmost relevance to debate the admissibility of evidentiary contracts and agreements, their conditions of validity, the role of judges 
 vis-à-vis
 these stipulations, and the several types of legal transactions that can be entered into by the parties to determine the rules of evidence to be applied in a certain court procedure.

Party Autonomy Determining the Rules of Evidence

Evidentiary Contracts and Agreements

SWAT, AR-15, EOTech, James Chasse, Tom Potter, Charles Moose, SureFire, Pepper Spray

Portland Police Bureau

Law and the Digital Economy: Unlocking Data through Regulation in Brazil and the European Union examines one of the defining legal and policy challenges of the digital age: how to unlock the economic and social value of data without compromising fundamental rights, competition, or trust. Comparing the regulatory approaches of the European Union and Brazil, the book argues that the future of the digital economy depends not only on protecting personal data, but also on creating governance structures that enable its safe, legitimate, and interoperable use. It explores the interaction between the GDPR, the LGPD, the Digital Markets Act, the Data Act, competition law, consumer protection, and emerging AI regulation, showing how fragmented legal regimes can hinder innovation while reinforcing market concentration.
 
 Drawing on legal theory and regulatory practice, the book examines how artificial intelligence, digital platforms, gatekeepers, and data-driven business models are reshaping markets and public institutions. It proposes practical legal and institutional solutions to promote data portability, interoperability, and responsible data sharing, while highlighting the need for coordinated and innovation-oriented digital governance. Essential reading for scholars, policymakers, regulators, legal practitioners, and professionals working in digital governance, privacy, competition law, and AI regulation, Law and the Digital Economy provides timely insights into building trustworthy, competitive, and data-driven digital ecosystems.

Unlocking Data through Regulation in Brazil and the European Union

Law and the Digital Economy

Contemporary Chinese Civil and Commercial Law

Comparative Experience and Chinese Solution

Civil Judgments at First Instance

This open access book provides the first systematic study of the multiple issues relating to the investigation and prosecution of international crimes under universal jurisdiction in the EU Member States. It brings together the main findings of the UNIJUR Project, a two-year research project funded by the European Union and led by the co-editors Professor Marina Mancini (principal investigator) and Professor Raffaella Nigro (associate investigator).&nbsp;
Cutting-edge contributions delve into the complexities of universal jurisdiction investigations and prosecutions, highlight legal constraints and practical obstacles and offer comprehensive recommendations to advance accountability for international crimes through universal jurisdiction across the EU Member States.
This volume is a crucial read for scholars and students of international criminal law and EU criminal law and procedure. Bridging theoretical analysis and practical solutions, it is also an invaluable resource for EU and national policymakers, investigating and prosecuting authorities, as well as for legal practitioners with an interest in accountability for international crimes.
Marina Mancini&nbsp;is Associate Professor of International Law in the Department of Law, Economics and Human Sciences at the Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria, Italy. Raffaella Nigro is Full Professor of International Law in the Department of Law, Economics and Sociology at the University “Magna Græcia” of Catanzaro, Italy.

Challenges and Proposals for Action

Universal Jurisdiction Over International Crimes in the European Union

CPG Series of Comparative Constitutional Law, Politics and Governance

"Doing Justice: Procedure Law and Procedure Law Reform" brings together eleven essays on procedural law in international comparative view. It focuses on criminal procedure while covering topics such as arbitration, court structure, judicial independence, and administrative process. The volume examines legal systems including the U.S., Germany, Israel, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Singapore, and the EU. It offers in-depth insights into the challenges of procedural reform, particularly in Asia, and encourages comparative reflection on principles like justice, efficiency, and legal peace.

“Doing Justice: Procedure Law and Procedure Law Reform” brings together eleven essays on procedural law in international comparative view. It focuses on criminal procedure while covering topics such as arbitration, court structure, judicial independence, and administrative process. The volume examines legal systems including the U.S., Germany, Israel, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Singapore, and the EU. It offers in-depth insights into the challenges of procedural reform, particularly in Asia, and encourages comparative reflection on principles like justice, efficiency, and legal peace.

Procedural Law and Procedural Law Reform in Comparative Perspective

Doing Justice

Crime Scene, CSI Effect, Forensic Science

Outline of Forensic Science

Criminalising Hate Speech

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