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Principles of Law in an integrative Legal Understanding (Yanaka Stoilov’s concept)

Current Issues of the State and Law
General ideas about the principles of law in the concept of integrative legal understanding are characterized. The concept of principles of law developed by the Bulgarian scientist Yanaki Stoilov is analyzed. The position is substantiated that Ya. Stoilov’s concept fits into the integrative legal understanding. The views of Ya.
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Gaps in Domestic and International Law on the basis of Legal Positivism, Synthesized and Integrative Understanding of Law

Russian Justice, 2017
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Analysis of Integrative Understanding of Law based on General Scientific Points of View

Russian Justice, 2017
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TOWARDS AN INTEGRATIVE UNDERSTANDING OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURAL LAW

Proceedings of the Institute of State and Law of the RAS
E.V. Beliakovich, O.A. Yastrebov
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On the Essence of Public Security as a Type of National Security in the Context of an Integrative Approach to the Understanding of Law

Pravosudie / Justice, 2019
Vladimir U. Hatuaev, Dmitriy D. Solodovchenko   +1 more
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Understanding Visual-Haptic Integration of Avatar Hands Using a Fitts' Law Task in Virtual Reality

Proceedings of Mensch und Computer 2019, 2019
Virtual reality (VR) is becoming more and more ubiquitous to interact with digital content and often requires renderings of avatars as they enable improved spatial localization and high levels of presence. Previous work shows that visual-haptic integration of virtual avatars depends on body ownership and spatial localization in VR.
Valentin Schwind, Jan Leusmann, Niels Henze   +2 more
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The Uniting of Europe by Transclusion: Understanding the Contextual Conditions of Integration Through Law

Journal of European Integration, 2014
Political science has discovered the European Court of Justice,’ as Armstrong notes in an article published 15 years ago, ‘[b]ut has it discovered law?’ Today, the answer to this question is an ambivalent one. Although political science has developed a certain sense of the structural necessities arising from the rules of law and the complexity of the ...
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“Integrativity” of criminal law branches: On the problem of understanding

Surgut State University Journal
The article explores the use of the term “integrative” in criminal law. This study seeks to identify the term’s context in scientific and academic literature, differentiating it from related legal terms. The methodology includes analysis (semantic and functional), system and logical approaches.
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Post-GDPR Lawmaking in the Digital Data Society: Mimesis Without Integration. Topological Understandings of Twisted Boundary Setting in EU Data Protection Law

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023
Abstract Following up on previous research conducted on post-GDPR lawmaking, this chapter seeks to explore a second wave of post-GDPR lawmaking, particularly regarding the European Strategy for Data and its relation with the field of data protection.
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Understanding international criminal law from a users’ perspective: pluralism due to contestation, integration through collaboration

2018
This contribution aims to better understand how and why International Criminal Law (ICL) is pluralistic and how this pluralism is at least partly the result of the contesting actions, interests and backgrounds of the various ICL users and the context in which they operate.
Holvoet, Mathias, De Hert, Paul
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