Capital Movement Restrictions in EU Law: Retrospective and Modern Approaches, Development Trends
Cross-border Transit of Energy Resources and Significant Matters of its Legal Regulation
Problems of Reimbursement of Expenses for the Defence Lawyer’s Representation in the Case of a Judgment of Acquitta l
The Importance of the EU Law and the Law of the Member States in the Field of Out-Of-Court Dispute Resolution
Social Policy in the European Union: Genesis, Obstacles and Digital Future
European Parliament Elections Incentives for First-Time Voters: Evidence from the Secondary Schools
European Studies – The Review of European Law, Economics and Politics is a peer-reviewed periodical, originally established as a year-book of the Czech Association for European Studies and Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in EU Law at Faculty of Law, Palacký University Olomouc. Since 2022, it has been published as a semi-annual review released twice a year. The presented journal reflects the interdisciplinary character of this scientific society; therefore, it is not limited to only one discipline within the European studies; on the contrary, it pursues a multi-disciplinary approach and analyses various aspects of the European integration. That is why the concept of the journal integrates scientific articles and expertise not only from the field of European law but also from European economy, European political science, EC/EU history and other relevant disciplines relating to the analysis of supranational entities as well.
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