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Volume 22/2025
EU Enlargement and Resilience: Legal and Economic Reforms on Georgia’s Path to Integration
Special volume
The present research is published with the support of the European Union and represents an outcome within the EU project Jean Monnet Center of Excellence in European Security and Disinformation in Multicultural Societies – no. 101047907 – ESDMS. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
Editorial / Argument (Professeur Dr. Hedi SAIDI)
Section 1: EU Enlargement, Security, and Hybrid Threats
The European Union’s Handling of Hybrid Threats: In Search of the Enlargement Dimension
(Professor Dr. Youri DEVUYST)
The migration crisis as a tool of hybrid warfare – Analysis of selected cases at the borders
of the European Union (Prof. Dr. hab. Zbigniew CIEKANOWSKI, Dr. Sławomir ŻURAWSKI,
Dr. Marcin OSKIERKO)
Economic Diplomacy of Georgia and its strategic role in European Integration
(Dr. Nicoleta VASILCOVSCHI)
Section 2: Legal Reforms and Judicial Adaptation for EU Accession. Focus on Georgia.
The Role of the Constitutional Court of Georgia in Aligning Criminal Procedure Legislation with European Standards (Dr. Irine BOKHASHVILI)
The role of the Court of Justice in the implementation of EU policy through the method of comparative interpretation (Dr. Nino KHARITONASHVILI)
Infringement of Special Categories of Personal Data and the Data Subject’s Rights Under GDPR and Georgian Law (Dr. Simoni TAKASHVILI)
Section 3: Economic and Financial Integration. Focus on Georgia.
Social Right of Company Director Under Georgian Law (Dr. jur. Giorgi USTIASHVILI, LL.M/MBL)
Challenges and Opportunities of Self‑Employment in the Contemporary Labour Market: An Examination of Legal Frameworks (Dr. Tatia UBERI)
Expansion of Georgian Financial Sector from Perspective of Association Agreement between EU and Georgia (Professor Dr. Levan GOTUA)
Section 4: EU Enlargement: Competition, Consumer Protection, and Energy Law.
Focus on Georgia.
Compatibility of Standardization Agreements with EU Competition Law: Legal Insights
(Dr Givi ADAMIA)
Consumer information Standard according to EU and Georgian Laws
(Professor Dr. Maka KARTOZIA, Sandro ALAPHISHVILI)
Europeanization of Georgian Energy Legislation: Approximating Legal Frameworks with EU Energy Policy (Dr. Levan MOSAKHLISHVILI)
Section 5: Gender, Human Rights, and Socio‑Cultural Perspectives
Rape as socio‑cultural phenomenon – a key to tackle gender‑based violence
(Dr. Irine KHERKHEULIDZE)
Legal and Practical Challenges in Safeguarding the Rights of Juvenile Witnesses
(Dr. Levan DARBAIDZE)
Évolution de la politique muséale en Tunisie: à travers les musées archéologiques de la ville de Sousse
(Dr. Sofien BEN MOUSSA, Dr. Bilel SAOUDI)
Conclusions: Vers une Europe résiliente et inclusive (French) / Conclusions: Towards a Resilient and Inclusive Europe (English) (Dr. Mihaela NATEA, Dr. Simion COSTEA)
Volume 21/2024
EU and its Neighbours: Resilience and Multicultural Harmony
Special volume
The present research is published with the support of the European Union and represents an outcome within the EU project Jean Monnet Center of Excellence in European Security and Disinformation in Multicultural Societies – no. 101047907 – ESDMS. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
Editorial / Preface (Professeur Hedi SAIDI)
SECTION 1: History, Religion, and Multicultural Societies: Bridging Europe and Its Neighbours
Victimisation, violences et souffrances. Comment se construit le discours victimaire? (Professeur Dr. Hedi SAIDI)
La laïcité – valeur occidentale ou portée universelle? (Dr. Mohsen NEFFATI)
Les jeunes Algériens et leur rapport à la religion: entre adhésion fondamentale et contradictions. Young Algerians and Their Relationship with Religion: Between Fundamental Adherence and Contradictions (Dr. Abla ROUAG, Dr. Amina BOULAHROUF, Dr. Houria BENLOUCIF)
L’Etat d’esprit des communautés européennes en Tunisie durant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale (Dr. Saoudi BILEL)
Apostolic Anglo-Orthodox Unity Efforts in Multicultural Societies: The 1930 Lambeth Negotiations and Moscow’s Opposition (Dr. Maria COSTEA, Dr. Simion COSTEA)
SECTION 2: Russian Aggression, Deepfake and EU Enlargement
Defining Ukraine’s victory in a war against Russia (Dr. Mykola KAPITONENKO)
Focus Areas to Act upon to Enable the EU Integration Readiness of the Republic of Moldova (Marcu-Andrei SOLOMON)
In electoral competition without a political party. Motivations, context and legal resources for independent candidates in the Republic of Moldova (Assoc. Prof. Dr. Valentina CORNEA, Dr. Alin TOMUŞ)
Deepfake: Implications and Solutions in the EU (Aysegul ZENGIN)
SECTION 3: Building-up resilience: policies and human dimensions
Preventive program for developing psychological resilience in people living in countries neighboring international military conflicts (Dr. Angelika KLESZCZEWSKA-ALBIŃSKA)
Sport and foreign policy during the communist regime (Dr. TACŞA Andreea-Maria)
Football, a factor of globalization (Dr. Mircea UNGUR, Dr. Edit Laura CIULEA, Dr. Irina Mihaela TRIFAN)
Study on the optimization of the physical component of the training process at the level of juniors a by educating the motor quality resistance (Dr. Florin ŢURCANU, Dr. Szabo-Csiffo BARNA, Dr. Lauren iu MAGDAŞ, Dr. Dana Simona ŢURCANU)
Conclusions (French) / Conclusions (English) (Dr. Mihaela NATEA, Dr. Simion COSTEA)
Volume 20/2023 EU Governance and Law
Dr Mihaela Natea, Dr Simion Costea, Editors/Coord.
The present research is published with the support of the European Union and represents an outcome within the EU project Jean Monnet Center of Excellence in European Security and Disinformation in Multicultural Societies – no. 101047907 – ESDMS. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
Special number – proceedings of the International Conference Redefining European Security in a Post COVID-19 World
EU Law
Marieta SAFTA, Security Challenges from the Perspective of the Constitutional Courts' Vulnerabilities
Irina-Cristina APOSTOLESCU, Le notariat traditionnel face à la blockchain
Ruxandra Andreea LĂPĂDAT, The Phenomenon of Legal Professions Being Replaced by Artificial Intelligence – Real Danger or Just a Myth?
Daniela DUȚĂ, Responsible Innovation. Confidentiality, Privacy and Data Protection
Vlad BĂRBAT, Inside Pandora’s Box, finding the roots of Natural Law. Applicability in the Future of the European Law
Giorgi URTMELIDZE, Legal Technology: Concepts and Opportunities
Marta TERLETSKA, Post-mortem privacy and the latest GDPR legislative shifts
Mattia MORRESI, The Main Legal And Ethical Challenges Posed By Autonomous Weapon Systems (AWS)
EU Policies
Dr Hedi SAIDI, Sociologie d’une jeunesse radicalisée. Pourquoi certains jeunes sont attirés par cette radicalisation ?
MSC.Sabina CENOLLI, Ulpian HOTI, Measuring Performance Management in Albanian Public Administration, (The relationship of work-life balance, work-family conflict, and family-work conflict with employee performance – the moderating role of job satisfaction)
Ana BUHALJOTI, Mirela MERSINI, Prioritizing Security Awareness in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Strategies and Considerations
Irina NICOLAESCU, Solidarity of the International Trade Union Movement in the Post COVID 19 Era
Andreea-Romana BAN, The Impact of Digital Transition on Education
Dr. Mihaela IVĂNESCU, Dr. Luiza-Maria FILIMON, What do national parties campaign on during European elections? Trends from Romania
Marcu-Andrei Solomon, A Window of Opportunity with an Existential Stake: The European integration of the Republic of Moldova
Volume 19/2023 The EU Foreign Policy and Security Dilemmas in a Challenging World (Special Number)
The EU Foreign Policy and Security Dilemmas in a Challenging World
The present research is published with the support of the European Union and represents an outcome within the EU project Jean Monnet Center of Excellence in European Security and Disinformation in Multicultural Societies – no. 101047907 – ESDMS. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
Dr Mihaela Natea, Dr Simion Costea, Editors
Special number – proceedings of the International Conference Redefining European Security in a Post COVID-19 World
Dr. Leila NICOLAS, How Can the Future of the Middle East Affect European Security?
Dr Shariful ISLAM, Understanding Bangladesh-EU Relations: From Aid Dependence to Economic Partnership
Cristina MORARI, EU’S Role in Its Eastern Neighborhood Transformation
Dr Radu CARP, The European Model of National Minorities Protection in the Case of Ukraine – Romania as a Kin-State
Natalia BÎRLĂDEANU, EU – Moldova, Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia. Their power relations.
Dr Nicolae PLOEȘTEANU, Raul MIRON, The Cold Security World War: A New Approach to the Conflict in Ukraine and the Implications for the Security of the European Union
Dr Veronica ZAHARAGIU, Voices at War. Can Cultural Diplomacy Bridge Back Communication?
Alexandru DOROSEVICI-DUKA, Information Security in The Republic Of Moldova in The Context of Hybrid Threats
Dr Mihaela Daciana NATEA, From Democratic Culture to Security Culture, and Now Resilience. Are They Different in Building Competences to Combat Disinformation?
Xenophobia, Radicalisation and Disinformation Impact over the EU
Cristina EJOVA, Phenomena of Radicalism, Extremism, and Terrorism: Conceptual-Theoretical Landmarks
Dr. Gabriela GOUDENHOOFT, Xenophobia and Alienation. Apprehensions on the Integration of Migrants and Refugees
Stela SPÎNU, The Impact of Ethnocentrism on the Communication of Young People in a Multicultural Environment
Ilie Florin CEUȘAN, European Union Policies and Strategies to Counter Russian Propaganda and Disinformation
Margareta BELTEI, Multiculturalism and Political Correctness: Theoretical-Conceptual Aspects
Andrei GUȚU, Transnistria and the War in Ukraine – 31 Years of Active Separatism
Thomas IRENEUSZ, Polish Social Security in the Aftermath of COVID-19
Volume 18/2022
Editors Dr Mihaela Natea, Dr Simion Costea
Ben HASSINE Hafedh, Quand Napoléon Bonaparte tourmente le Bardo
Vira RATSIBORYNSKA, United Together Against Hybrid Threats: EU-NATO-Eastern Partnership Countries (2014-2021)
Radu CARP, Mihaela Daciana NATEA, Lucian SĂCĂLEAN, Could Digital Diplomacy Help Combating Disinformation? The Impact of Romanian’s Digital Diplomacy in the Eastern Partnership Countries
Book Review by Dr. Nicoleta Vasilcovschi Romanian Diplomacy and European Geopopitics, edited by Maria Costea, Iasi: Institutul European, 2019. 252 pp. ISBN 978-606-24-0238-9
Volume 17/2021
Editors Dr Mihaela Natea, Dr Simion Costea
SUMMARY
EU Universities
Eric OLSZAK, L’analyse du macro et du meso-environnement des Universites au Sein de l’Union Europeenne, pp 1-9
Aurelian Olimpiu SABĂU-POP, Technology in higher education in European area before Covid 19, pp. 10-15
Colin SWATRIDGE, Was Erasmus Altogether Too European?, pp. 16-21
EU legal framework, internal and external policies
Dioleen HUNDT, Finland and the European Union, pp. 22-28
Manon CAPLIER, Assessment of the European legal framework of facial recognition technology, pp. 29-40
Viktoria MAZUR, Law and Technology – Criminalization of Sex Robots, pp. 41-48
Liisa Margit PAATS, EU Foreign and Security Policy: Overview and challenges, pp. 49-55
Teele NÄSSI, EU external relations with Africa, pp. 56-43
Katrin VIRGEBAU, External relations between EU and China, pp.64-70
NATO, Turkey and Kremlin in international context
Aurel LAZĂR, Weakening transatlantic links? Re-assessing Turkey-NATO relations in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, pp. 71-91
Aurel LAZĂR, Turkey between NATO and Kremlin. The impact of Russian-Turkish cooperation on the relationship between Ankara and NATO, pp. 92-107
Global issues
Anis H. BAJREKTAREVIC, Carlos López-Veraza PÉREZ, Palermo Treaty System. Towards the Universal Criminal Justice. 20 Years After, pp. 108-138
Maria SMOTRYTSKA, The Nonaligned Movement 60 years Later: Restless Asia seeking its pan-continental integration, pp. 139-173
Abla ROUAG-DJENIDI, Protection de l’enfance et enfants prives de famille en Algerie, pp. 174-185
Book reviews
Mihaela Daciana NATEA: “Corruption and combating the phenomenon by means of criminal law and criminal procedure” by Dr. Aurelian Sabau Pop, Universul Juridic Publishing House, 2010 pp. 186-187
Cristina-Maria DOGOT, Romania in European and International Context: An Overview of a Century, pp. 188
Volume 16/2020
Editors Dr Mihaela Natea, Dr Simion Costea
Professeur Dr. Hab. Hedi SAIDI – La société tunisienne au XIXème siècle: organisation, pouvoirs et autorité pendant la colonisation française (1880-1883) pp.1-22
Professor Dr. Anis BAJREKTAREVIC – Defining the environmental crime – Why is the global legal and political action urgently needed. pp. 23-36
Associate Professor Dr. Aurelian Olimpiu SABĂU POP – The Fight against Organized Crime within the European Union pp.37- 42
Associate Professor Aurelian Olimpiu SABAU POP – The European Arrest Warrant before the Romanian Judicial Authorities pp.43-49
Aliona BALAN – European integration as a historical desideratum of the elites in the Central and Eastern European states pp.50 -59
Dumitru CAZAC – Transnistria in the Light of Classic Criteria for Statehood. pp.60-67
Professor Dr. Anis H. BAJREKTAREVIĆ – Unavoidability of Sino-American Rift: History of Strategic Decoupling pp.68-78
Lecturer Dr. Nicoleta VASILCOVSCHI – Historical and Economic Changes in the Development of Teaching in Canada in the 19th and 20th century pp.79-87
Volume 15/2019
Editors Dr Mihaela Natea, Dr Simion Costea
Daryna KOSINOVA – The legal nature of the franchise agreement (comparative-legal analysis) pp. 1 – 8
Ashley PARDBUCK – Brexit and the future of the European Union pp. 9-15
Lucia Vallecillo GRAZIATTI – Spain and Portugal join the European Communities: A long and problematic process pp. 16- 21
Lara SANSUS – International Organizations: a Challenge or a Solution for the World Politics? pp. 22-29
Valter PASANEN – How has the introduction of the GDPR improved the data protection rights of the Finnish citizens? pp. 30-38
Pihla HELMINEN – The Legality of Active Euthanasia in Relation to Human Rights and Legal Approaches to Active Euthanasia in Different States. pp. 39- 47
Regina SEDERGREN – EU Legislation Effects on Women’s Rights and Equal Treatment and Opportunities in the Workplace. pp. 48-56
Iwejuo Uche KINGSLEY – Right to Self Determination in Globalization Era. pp. 57-63
Abdurasul ABDURAKHIMOV – Migration Policy in Russia and its „Domino Effect” Towards Migrants. pp. 64-72
Dinh Thi CHIEN – Flexicurity in termination the Employment Contract – the Comparison Between Estonia and Vietnam pp. 73-85
Hedi SAIDI – Le fait religieux, l’islam et la radicalisation. pp. 86 -97
Eric OLSZAK – La localisation des activites en Europe : Les cles de la reussite. pp. 98-107
Nicoleta VASILCOVSCHI – The Present Challenges of Canadian Economic Diplomacy and the Feminization of poverty with its Impact on Equality of Opportunity for Education in North America. pp. 108 -113
Review: Simion COSTEA – Mihaela Daciana (NATEA) BOLOȘ, Trademarks and Geographical Indications in the International Relations System ((in Romanian “Mărcile şi indicaţiile geografice în sistemul relaţiilor internaţionale”) p. 114
Volume 14/2019
Editors Dr Mihaela Natea, Dr Simion Costea
Karina KUUSKMANN: BREXIT: Impact on the EU and consequences. pp. 1-7
Aleksi KAJANDER – EU Defense: Development of the European Defense Space and Its Relation with NATO pp. 8-17
Dr. Yevhen SHEVCHENKO – A question on the state supremacy over the law: the context of reforming Ukraine’s criminal legislation pp. 18-28
Juho KIVIHUHTA – Democracy and the EU: Implication of democratic framework in the EU affairs. The role of European citizen pp. 29-37
Henrik UUSTALO – Brexit and Constitutional Law of the European Union. pp. 38-43
Anri KIGURADZE – ISIS – A global or regional threat? pp. 44-54
Raissa Raquel de Paula ALMEIDA – Populism: New Political Parties in Europe, Governments and Ideas and their Support for a Less Integrated Europe pp. 55 – 62
Heldin MALMET – Current Issues in Internal Security. pp. 63-69
Esley Rodrigues CARVALHO – EU Internal Security: Terrorism and Criminality pp. 70-77
Melda Kamil ARIADNO and prof. Anis H BAJREKTAREVIC – Humanising Cyberspace: the EU Legislation and its transformative power pp. 78-82
Volume 13/2018
Editors Dr Mihaela Natea, Dr Simion Costea
Volume 12/2018
Editors Dr Mihaela Natea, Dr Simion Costea
