Current Issues in Contemporary Constitutionalism: The Cases of Ukraine and the Republic of Poland
Collective monograph / Kyiv University of Law of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine; University of Gdańsk; general editors Yu. Boshytskyi and J. Stelina. – Kyiv: Talkom, 2017. – 392 pp.
The collective monograph examines the development of contemporary constitutionalism in Ukraine and the Republic of Poland. It outlines both shared and country-specific issues concerning the organisation of public authority, implementation of current legislation, and harmonisation of the legal framework for European Union integration. The publication is the result of several years of scholarly cooperation between Kyiv University of Law and the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Gdańsk.
The book is intended for researchers, law faculty, master’s students, undergraduate and postgraduate students, legal practitioners, and anyone interested in constitutional law and constitutionalism.
Current Issues in Civil Law: The Cases of Ukraine and Hungary
Monograph / National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine; Kyiv University of Law; University of Debrecen; general editors Yu. Boshytskyi and V. Sikora. – Kyiv: Talkom, 2017. – 372 pp.
The collection contains abstracts, proposals, and comments addressing the most complex theoretical and practical issues in Ukrainian and Hungarian civil legislation and its application. It identifies shared methodological, lexical, and systemic problems.
The book is intended for researchers, law faculty, master’s students, undergraduate and postgraduate students, legal practitioners, and anyone interested in the development of private law.
Boshytskyi Yu. L., Rassomakhina O. A. Protection of Trademark Rights on the Internet
Monograph / National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine; Kyiv University of Law. – Kyiv: Logos Publishing LLC, 2017. – 176 pp.
In the monograph, the authors examine trademarks as objects of industrial property rights and as a means of identifying participants in civil commerce and the goods they produce.
The book is intended for researchers, law faculty, master’s students, undergraduate and postgraduate students, legal practitioners, and anyone interested in the development of intellectual property law.