No. 2 (2016): Legal and Political Dimensions of Contemporary Conflicts in Europe

Published: 2016-12-27

Editorial

• Preface

  Roman Petrov

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Articles

• The EU and Conflict Mitigation in the European Neighborhood: A Story of a Gap Between Ambition and Deeds

  Zuzana Novakova, Roman Petrov

  1-12

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• The Crimea Crisis from an International Law Perspective

  Christian Marxsen

  13-36

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• Crimea’s Annexation in the Light of International Law. A Critique of Russia’s Legal Argumentation

  Oleksandr Merezhko

  37-89

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• The Orange and Euromaidan Revolutions: Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives

  Taras Kuzio

  91-115

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• Hybrid War or Civil War? The Interplay of Some Methods of Russian Foreign Policy Propaganda with International Law

  Oleksandr Zadorozhnii

  117-128

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• The Challenge of Peace Building and Conflict Transformation: A Case Study of Northern Ireland

  Neil Jarman

  129-146

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• Cost of Parliamentary Politics in Ukraine

  Andriy Meleshevych

  147-170

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• The “Invisible Battalion”: Women in ATO Military Operations in Ukraine

  Tamara Martsenyuk, Ganna Grytsenko, Anna Kvit

  171-187

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• Illegal Crossing of the State Border in Light of Polish Criminal Law

  Katarzyna Banasik

  189-201

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• The Separatism of Chechnya in 1991: Prerequisites for the Republic’s Secession from Russia

  Ruslan Kermach

  203-216

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New Developments in Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights

• Post-Conflict Reparation: Ukrainian Restitution Remedies for Property and Restitution Complaints before the European Court of Human Rights

  Tetyana Antsupova

  217-226

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