The impact of war and extraordinary situations on law in the context of agression against Ukraine
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Title:
The impact of war and extraordinary situations on law in the context of agression against Ukraine
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Berlin : Peter Lang, 2024.
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462 p
Contents:
Foreword / Patrick R. Hugg — Acknowledgements — Introduction — Abbreviations — Chapter 1. Role of values, identity and human rights in the context of armed conflicts and emergencies: 1.1. Polysemy of human dignity in the system of legal principles / Mindaugas Verbickas; 1.2. The complexity of the value-based approach in legal interpretation / Asta Benetytė; 1.3. The war against freedom of conscience / Juozas Valčiukas; 1.4. Perspectives on Ukrainian constitutional aspirations regarding European identity after the war of aggression / Jolita Miliuvienė — Chapter 2. Challenges for international law field in the context of armed conflicts and emergencies: 2.1. Understanding the function of the prohibition of the use force and its impact on seeking peace / Inga Motuzienė; 2.2. Battlefield Ukraine: Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and selected issues of international humanitarian law / Justinas Žilinskas; 2.3. The Problem of genocidal intent: a historical perspective for Ukraine / Dovilė Sagatienė; 2.4. A jurisdictional challenge in the coastal state rights dispute: sovereignty issues over Crimea / Saulius Katuoka, Olesia Gorbun — Chapter 3. Challenges for specific fields of law in the context of armed conflicts and emergencies: 3.1. The right of the accused to be informed as a condition for the legality of criminal proceedings in absentia in the context of war crimes and crimes against humanity / Rima Ažubalytė; 3.2. Should ecocide be an international crime? / Paulo Pereira, Rūta Slidžiauskaitė-Maskoliūnė;3.3. Lay participation in Ukrainian court proceedings during Russia's war of aggression: constitutional aspects / Simona Dementavičienė; 3.4. Organising elections during wartime: the case of Ukraine / Laura Matjošaitytė; 3.5. The administrative procedure act in Ukraine: recent development, challenges, and solutions / Ieva Deviatnikovaitė, Yuliya Vashchenko; 3.6. Ensuring and protecting human rights in healthcare in times of war: the Ukrainian experience / Radmyla Hrevtsova; 3.7. Business and human rights in the recovery agenda for Ukraine / Olena Uvarova; 3.8. The role of cyber defence and the problems it faces in the context of aggression / Olha Bodnar- Petrovska; 3.9. Legislative challenges in neighbouring countries as a consequence of the war of aggression against Ukraine: the example of Poland / Andrzej Jackiewicz, Anna Rytel-Warzocha — Conclusions — Summary — Bibliography — List of tables — List of figures — Notes on contributors — Index.
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Summary / Abstract:
ENThis book is primarily designed to address the legal challenges arising in international law and selected fields of national law, both as a result of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and, more generally, other extraordinary situations. The focus of the research is the national and international legal frameworks in selected fields, specifically the transformation of legal norms and changes in their application during emergency situations. The authors examine the values underlying these laws in the context of war, challenge existing legal approaches in international law during emergencies, and evaluate the relevance and transformation of legal regulations in Ukraine as they respond to the changing circumstances in the state and society due to the war.
DOI:
10.3726/b22448
ISBN:
9783631923504; 9783631928134; 9783631928141
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