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The Obligation to Inform Micro-Enterprise Employees in Writing about the Duties Listed in the Job Description - Constitutionality Approach

Author(s): Razvan Viorescu / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

The present analysis considers the aspects of the constitutionality of the regulation regarding the obligation to inform micro-enterprise employees in writing about the duties listed in the job description. By the Decision of June 6, 2022, issued in File No. 5,811/2/2021, the Court of Appeal of Bucharest - Administrative and Fiscal Section notified the Constitutional Court of the unconstitutionality of the provisions of the Government's Ordinance No. 37 /2021 for the amendment and completion of Law no. 53/2003 - Labor Code. In the justification of the exception of unconstitutionality, it is stated that the Government's Emergency Ordinance no. 37/2021 violates art. 41 para. (2) of the Constitution, regarding the social protection of work, because it eliminates the obligation to provide written information to employees of micro-enterprises regarding the duties listed in the job description.

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Практиката на Европейския съд по правата на човека относно защитата от дискриминация в областта на трудовите и социалните права

Практиката на Европейския съд по правата на човека относно защитата от дискриминация в областта на трудовите и социалните права

Author(s): Ivaylo Ivanov Staykov / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 13/2023

The study analyses the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights regarding the protection against discrimination in the field of labour and social rights. The emphasis is on the Court's application of the provisions of Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights, as well as Protocol No. 12 to it.

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Răspunderea patrimonială a angajatorului. Discriminare
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Răspunderea patrimonială a angajatorului. Discriminare

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 4/2024

Angajatorul este obligat să asigure respectarea principiului egalității inclusiv în ceea ce privește condițiile de muncă care influențează beneficiul unei salarizări egale pentru munca egală. Aceasta presupune și egalitatea de șanse în privința accesului salariaților la o muncă de valoare egală, cum este în cauză munca în zilele de sâmbătă, duminică și sărbători legale, pe care aceștia sunt dispuși și chiar își doresc să o presteze. Nu satisface cerința egalității în privința condițiilor de muncă și salarizării egale programarea sistematică a acelorași salariați să lucreze în astfel zile, pe o perioadă îndelungată, cum este cea de aproape doi ani înregistrată în speță, concomitent cu omiterea totală a altor salariați, lipsiți de șansa unei salarizări egale din cauza acestui mod selectiv de programare – situație în care s-a aflat apelantul. Diferența de tratament mai sus constatată a avut drept consecință încasarea de către salariatul S., ocupând un post similar cu cel al apelantului, de revizor de locomotive, a unui salariu brut cu 16.357 lei mai mare decât acesta din urmă, reprezentând sporul pentru ore festive, de care apelantul nu avut șansa de a beneficia întrucât nu a fost programat la muncă în aceste zile, în condițiile în care și acesta și, în general, salariații din subunitatea feroviară în care acesta a activat, își doreau să fie programați la muncă în astfel de zile, pentru a încasa sporul respectiv ca element component al salariului, în sensul art. 160 Codul muncii. Printr-o organizare a muncii care a încălcat sever obligația de a asigura egalitatea de șanse în materia condițiilor de muncă relevante din perspectivă salarială, apelantul nefiind programat niciodată să efectueze „ore festive”, în condițiile factuale mai sus descrise și interpretate, angajatorul intimat a încălcat principiul egalității de tratament și a comis, astfel, o faptă de discriminare, prin care a cauzat apelantului un prejudiciu constând în suma de bani de care a fost lipsit, în perioada de referință. Această sumă este egală cu cea încasată de salariatul S..., calculată prin raportul de expertiză contabilă ca fiind în suma brută de 16.357 lei.

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Calificarea indemnizației acordate muncitorilor transfrontalieri ca fiind diurnă/indemnizație pentru detașare sau venit salarial. Neîndeplinirea în concret a condițiilor prescrise de lege pentru a se reține delegarea sau detașarea transnațională a...
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Calificarea indemnizației acordate muncitorilor transfrontalieri ca fiind diurnă/indemnizație pentru detașare sau venit salarial. Neîndeplinirea în concret a condițiilor prescrise de lege pentru a se reține delegarea sau detașarea transnațională a...

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 4/2024

Chestiunea în dispută, și anume calificarea indemnizației acordate muncitorilor transfrontalieri ca fiind diurnă/indemnizație pentru detașare sau venit salarial, își găsește rezolvarea în funcție de stabilirea corectă a ipotezei-premise, în speță dacă în fapt a existat sau nu o detașare a angajaților respectivi. Organul fiscal a reținut că activitatea desfășurată în afara României nu reprezintă delegare pentru care angajatul primește o diurnă zilnică în străinătate, în condițiile în care lucrătorul temporar nu a avut în prealabil un loc de muncă la societatea care l-a angajat în România În contextul factual expus în hotărâre, în mod corect s-a validat aprecierea organului fiscal în sensul că suma acordată de societate ca formă de remunerare pentru salariații care au fost angajați pentru a desfășura activitatea la lucrările executate în afara României, într-o țară membră UE, numită diurnă și plătibilă în moneda europeană - Euro, sumă neimpozitată de societate în România reprezintă de fapt venitul salarial al acestora, contravaloarea muncii lor. Argumentele în sprijinul acestei opinii rezidă în faptul că acești salariați nu erau de fapt detașați, aceștia nu au reluat activitatea în cadrul societății reclamante la întoarcerea în țară, fiind deci angajați exclusiv pentru a presta munca în străinătate, respectiv cuantumul acestor diurne diferă de la un angajat la altul, similar veniturilor salariale. Nefiind incidentă situația unor detașări transnaționale, calificarea de către organul fiscal a sumelor acordate cu titlu de diurnă externă ca venituri salariale supuse, așadar, impozitării și plății contribuțiilor la asigurările de sănătate, este corectă.

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REVISITING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: ADVANCES, CHALLENGES, AND OPPORTUNITIES

Author(s): Remus Runcan,Marius Marici / Language(s): English Issue: 22/2024

The concept of artificial intelligence (AI), while enjoying its current spotlight in global discourse, is not a new idea. Its origins can be traced back over 16 centuries, where early versions of the idea appeared in myths and philosophical thought. Today, AI is an integral part of modern conversations, particularly in discussions surrounding its profound impact on contemporary civilization, often coupled with the Internet of Things (IoT) and robotics. This article delves into the multifaceted nature of AI, exploring both the positive opportunities and negative risks it brings, with particular attention to its influence on the labor market, the transformation of job roles, and the broader implications for workforce productivity and human rights.

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POR UNA “CARTA GLOBAL DE DERECHOS LABORALES”

POR UNA “CARTA GLOBAL DE DERECHOS LABORALES”

Author(s): Monereo Pérez José Luis / Language(s): Spanish Issue: 2/2025

1. Configuración del instrumento “Carta Global de Derechos Laborales”. Distinción entre Declaración y Garantía. 2. Nuevos derechos para nuevos riesgos y situaciones de necesidad: Del reforzamiento de los derechos existentes a la innovación del sistema de derechos (los nuevos derechos proclamados). 3. La necesidad de una mayor presencia en la Carta Global de Derechos Laborales del “derecho humano al desarrollo”, como derecho holístico insatisfecho.

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SISTEMAS ALGORÍTMICOS EN PROCESOS DE 
RECLUTAMIENTO: ¿CÓMO CONSIDERAN LOS ACTORES  
EL RIESGO DE SESGO? PRESENTACIÓN DE UN ESTUDIO 
EMPÍRICO AL SERVICIO DE UN ANÁLISIS JURÍDICO

SISTEMAS ALGORÍTMICOS EN PROCESOS DE RECLUTAMIENTO: ¿CÓMO CONSIDERAN LOS ACTORES EL RIESGO DE SESGO? PRESENTACIÓN DE UN ESTUDIO EMPÍRICO AL SERVICIO DE UN ANÁLISIS JURÍDICO

Author(s): Nunes Diana / Language(s): Spanish Issue: 2/2025

This contribution presents the ongoing research of the Neutr-IA project, funded by the David-Constant Fund and based at the University of Liège, Belgium. The Neutr-IA project proposes a legal interpretation of discriminatory biases arising from the use of artificial intelligence-based tools in recruitment processes, especially from a gender perspective. The research is based on a qualitative survey that aims to assess whether the risks of bias have been taken into account, whether recruitment services have adapted their behaviour accordingly and whether the relevant legislation has been complied with. By analysing the discourses on the practices of HR departments, legal departments and trade union representatives in the same company, we seek to identify the convergences, divergences and paradoxes that emerge from these discourses. Based on the empirical results, we will analyse whether current legislation and legislation in the process of being drafted could mitigate or even correct the problems posed by these new practices. The aim of this article is not to present the final results, which are not yet available, but to outline the research objectives, describe the content of the survey and provide some initial guidance based on the interviews conducted so far.

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ANALYZING THE EFFECT OF RULES OF LAW (RL) AND GDP ON INCOME INEQUALITY IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

ANALYZING THE EFFECT OF RULES OF LAW (RL) AND GDP ON INCOME INEQUALITY IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

Author(s): Sk Siam Rabby,Shaikh Nazmul Hasan Tapu / Language(s): English Issue: XVI/II/2024

Income inequality is considered as one of the most concerning issues in the contemporary world, while regional disparities, unequal distribution of wealth, and ineffective economic policies lead this income-inequality to be higher on the daily basis. In this paper, the researchers try to find out the joint impact of Rules of Law (RL) and GDP on the level of income inequality (measured by Gini-coefficient value). The authors collected secondary data from the World Bank (WB) database for a period from 1995-2020. The authors use multiple regression model to measure the joint effect of (GDP*RL) on Gini-coefficient value. In this regression results, Life expectancy, GDP, Inflation and RL play negative role on income inequality. Conversely, population and political stability (PS) suggest a positive connection with income inequality. On the other hand, for integrated regression model, it is observed that the joint effect (GDP*RL) puts negative impact to reduce income inequality, with statistically significant value. Some European countries like Spain, Greece, Portugal, Lithuania and Latvia face great challenges on income inequality due to regional-disparities and fragile economic policies. Some countries do not have handy agricultural and industrial policies to reduce regional income-inequality. So, the economic policy makers should launch sustainable income opportunities, and effective agricultural and industrial polices, while welfare labor market could reduce income inequality in a significant behavior.

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Prelucrarea datelor cu caracter personal în raporturile de muncă
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Prelucrarea datelor cu caracter personal în raporturile de muncă

Author(s): Silvia Sandu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1-2/2024

Although the processing of personal data appears to be a prerogative of the employer, implementing any measure for the surveillance/monitoring of the employees should be done based on a specific legal assessment of the terms and conditions under which the processing of these data could take place, so that the employer may exercise its right of control towards the activity carried out by the employee, while ensuring the observance of the fundamental rights and freedoms of the employees.

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Limitarea accesului pe piaţa muncii a Responsabililor pentru protecţia datelor (DPO). Diferenţa între cerinţele solicitate de legislaţie şi interpretarea eronată a departamentelor de HR din România
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Limitarea accesului pe piaţa muncii a Responsabililor pentru protecţia datelor (DPO). Diferenţa între cerinţele solicitate de legislaţie şi interpretarea eronată a departamentelor de HR din România

Author(s): Andreea Maria Boţîrcă Nicolae / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1-2/2024

Since May 25th, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation has been in force, and a new type of expert has emerged with a vital role in the proper implementation of the regulation – namely, the Data Protection Officer (DPO), as defined by Articles 37-39 of the GDPR and Article 10 of Law 190/18 July 2018, with subsequent amendments and additions. However, there remains considerable confusion among employers regarding the educational requirements for hiring DPOs, with the majority insisting on law graduates, which often restricts access to the labor market for data protection experts from other backgrounds. The present article aims to provide clarity on who can serve as a data protection officer and what educational background and competencies they should possess, in accordance with both GDPR provisions and Romanian legislation. It will also examine the existing occupational standard in the COR (Romanian Classification of Occupations), with the goal of ensuring that access to the labor market remains open to qualified data protection experts regardless of their specific academic background.

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DIRECTIVE (EU) 2023/970 OF THE EUROPEAN
PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL OF MAY 10, 2023
ON STRENGTHENING THE APPLICATION OF THE
PRINCIPLE OF EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK OR
WORK OF EQUAL VALUE FOR MEN AND WOMEN
THROUGH PAY TRANSPARENCY AND
ENFORCEMENT MECH

DIRECTIVE (EU) 2023/970 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL OF MAY 10, 2023 ON STRENGTHENING THE APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK OR WORK OF EQUAL VALUE FOR MEN AND WOMEN THROUGH PAY TRANSPARENCY AND ENFORCEMENT MECH

Author(s): Marius Mihalachioiu / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2024

Member States shall, in consultation with equality bodies, take then necessary measures to ensure that analytical tools or methodologies are made available and are easily accessible to support and guide the assessment and comparison of the value of work in accordance with the criteria set out in Directive (EU) 2023/970. Those tools or methodologies shall allow employers and/or the social partners to easily establish and use gender-neutral job evaluation and classification systems that exclude any pay discrimination on grounds of sex.

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Perioada complicată prin care trece sistemul fiscal din România s-ar putea prelungi pe tot anul 2025
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Perioada complicată prin care trece sistemul fiscal din România s-ar putea prelungi pe tot anul 2025

Author(s): Miruna Enache,Amelia Toader / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2025

The complicated fiscal period that Romania is experiencing may extend throughout 2025, according to commitments presented to the EU Council. Romania is committed to implementing reforms and investments aimed at improving growth and budget sustainability by 2031. Proposed fiscal measures include the reform of the minimum wage, changes to the tax regime for micro-enterprises, the review of tax incentives, and the improvement of tax administration. The Romanian government must prioritize key actions to ensure fiscal stability and sustainable economic growth, including reducing the budget deficit and improving revenue collection.

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Convention No.190 on Combating Violence and Harassment at Work

Author(s): Alina Paula Larion / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2024

In 2015, the governing bodies of the ILO decided that they needed to adopt a legal instrument providing everyone's right to a world of work free from violence and harassment, including gender-based harassment. Therefore, at the International Labor Conference, Convention No. 190 was adopted, accompanied by Recommendation No. 206. The aim of these normative acts is to prevent and eliminate violence and harassment at work. We believe that it is useful and necessary to carry out an analysis highlighting, in a broader context, the issue of prevention and elimination of violence and harassment at work.

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Recent Perspectives on the Application of Minimum Standards for the Protection of Social Rights in the European Union

Author(s): Liana-Teodora Pascariu,Alexandru Popa / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2024

This paper focuses on the analysis of workers' social rights from the perspective of compliance with the minimum standards of protection ensured at EU level. The key values respected by the European Union are: human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law and not least human rights. With this central concern at its heart, the Union has sought to adopt, including at the normative level, a flagship document which, at the same time, represents a minimum set of human rights protection standards. Among these, the paper highlights social rights, which are expressly enshrined in the Charter, and traces the current evolution of this category of rights, analyzing the 2024 Commission Report on the Charter, in the framework of the Stategy for strengthening the application of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, as well as the opinion of the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights, which has become a trusted body providing comparative data and analysis on fundamental rights to support the work of the EU institutions and Member States. The paper also points out that the fundamental document has led to the adoption of new EU legislation that expressly protects certain fundamental rights such as data protection, gender equality and, more recently, rights deriving from the use of artificial intelligence, but this protection is not self-evident, as new challenges have emerged in recent years, for example in the areas of migration, health or security.

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Încetarea de drept a contractului individual de muncă al personalului didactic din învățământul superior. Compatibilitatea art. 219 alin. (1) din Legea nr. 199/2023 cu Directiva 2000/78/CE
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Încetarea de drept a contractului individual de muncă al personalului didactic din învățământul superior. Compatibilitatea art. 219 alin. (1) din Legea nr. 199/2023 cu Directiva 2000/78/CE

Author(s): Elena Daniela Oprescu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 03/2025

Establishing an age for the automatic termination of an individual employment contract may represent a form of direct discrimination on the grounds of age, according to Article 2, paragraph (2), letter (a) of Directive 2000/78/EC, in the absence of fulfilling the conditions regarding a legitimate aim and the appropriate and necessary means for achieving that aim, as provided by Article 6 of the directive.Law no. 199/2023 on higher education derogates from the general provisions of the Labor Code regarding the automatic termination of the individual employment contract for teaching and research staff in higher education; thus, unlike general law, this legislative act does not condition the automatic termination of the individual employment contract of the mentioned staff, upon reaching the age of 65, on the existence of a pension entitlement.I consider that there is no legitimate purpose for which the legislator did not condition the automatic termination of employment relationships on the existence of a pension entitlement. Firstly, an analysis of both national general law and special laws shows that the rule is represented by conditioning the automatic termination of employment relationships on a pension entitlement. Secondly, we note that, by mutual agreement, the employment contract of teaching and research staff may continue even after the age of 65, without the legislator specifying a maximum age limit. Therefore, since the continuation of employment relationships is allowed for an indefinite period, even after reaching the age at which employment relationships automatically terminate, we cannot conclude that the purpose of this provision is to promote the professional integration of young people or to achieve age diversity.Since the legislator has not indicated the reason why the conditions for the automatic termination of employment relationships for teaching and research staff must differ from those applicable under general law, or those applicable to specific professional categories, and these reasons are not evident within the context of national law, we conclude that there is no reasonable justification for the different treatment instituted by Article 219, paragraph (1) of Law no. 199/2023, which is discriminatory.

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REGULATING THE RIGHT TO DISCONNECT AT THE EU LEVEL: CONSIDERATIONS ON THE FUTURE LEGISLATION SCOPE

REGULATING THE RIGHT TO DISCONNECT AT THE EU LEVEL: CONSIDERATIONS ON THE FUTURE LEGISLATION SCOPE

Author(s): Irmina Miernicka / Language(s): English Issue: 105/2024

The following study concerns the actions taken by the European social partners and the EU institutions in recent years, aiming to regulate the right to disconnect at the EU level. This issue has been on the agenda for several years, yet the European Commission put the legislative process on hold, allowing space for the social partners to negotiate. However, due to the lack of agreement the issue has to be settled by the EU institutions’ court again. A complex analysis of the proposals already in place is necessary, as they will significantly impact the shape of future legislation and further European integration at the social level in times of digital revolution. The aim of this article is to identify key elements of future legislation and critically analyse the already existing proposals. To put the considerations in context, the author describes the circumstances of the adoption of the resolution and explores the nature of the right to disconnect. Consequently, the author concludes that there are key issues that need to be included in future legislation, such as the definition of the right to disconnect (R2D), personal scope, or mutual obligations. However, some interpretative doubts arise within these fields.

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SAVARANKIŠKAI DIRBANČIŲ ASMENŲ PRAŠYMŲ NAGRINĖJIMAS LIETUVOS DARBO GINČŲ KOMISIJOSE „SIC-NON“ BYLOSE

SAVARANKIŠKAI DIRBANČIŲ ASMENŲ PRAŠYMŲ NAGRINĖJIMAS LIETUVOS DARBO GINČŲ KOMISIJOSE „SIC-NON“ BYLOSE

Author(s): Hans Lauschke / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 2/2024

This article examines the legal framework of individual labour disputes involving alleged false self-employment individuals in Lithuanian employment law. As individual labour disputes in Lithuania must be heard in a mandatory preliminary dispute resolution proceeding before a Labour Dispute Commission, the question arises as to what extent these Commissions are required to receive and assess applications from working persons who formally provide work under a civil law contract but assert that the contract is an employment contract. The principle of primacy of facts dictates that the facts and actions of the parties take precedence over the form of the contract or the intention expressed in the contract when deciding whether an employment contract has been concluded. Despite not being an original responsibility of the Labour Dispute Commission, in deciding on its competence, it has to assess the facts and assess whether an employment relationship has in fact been established. This means that not only must the form of the contract be considered, but also its implementation, i.e., the actual relationship between the parties. It may be difficult for the working person to obtain evidence for the existence of an employment contract, as only the alleged employer might be in possession of such evidence. Therefore, a coherent and substantiated assertion that it could be an employment relationship should be sufficient for the Labour Dispute Commission to carry out a thorough examination, including the involvement of the alleged employer. The article draws parallels with the German legal system, which applies a special approach to such cases, known as “sic-non” cases.

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Dopuszczalność zawarcia umowy o pracę na czas pełnienia funkcji przez członka zarządu spółdzielni – glosa krytyczna do wyroku Sądu Najwyższego z dnia 14 grudnia 2023 r., I PSKP 34/22

Dopuszczalność zawarcia umowy o pracę na czas pełnienia funkcji przez członka zarządu spółdzielni – glosa krytyczna do wyroku Sądu Najwyższego z dnia 14 grudnia 2023 r., I PSKP 34/22

Author(s): Agnieszka Rzetecka-Gil / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2025

The gloss addresses the issue of the admissibility of concluding an employment contract witha member of the board of directors of a cooperative for the duration of their term in office. ThePolish Supreme Court has rejected the possibility of concluding such contracts under the legalframework in force since February 22, 2016. In this gloss, arguments supporting an alternative in-terpretation of the law are presented.

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CONFIDENȚIALITATEA SALARIULUI

Author(s): Constantin Anechitoae / Language(s): English,Romanian Issue: 1/2023

Keeping employees' salary information confidential is a measure adopted by the Labor Code (r1), aimed at removing possible contradictions between employees, avoiding discussions regarding the appreciation of work and even avoiding possible labor conflicts, thus allowing employees to focus on work and building positive relationships with their peers. This aspect, in turn, can lead to increased satisfaction in the work process, to a culture about work in the workplace, can create an overall pleasant, more positive atmosphere. By developing a shared vision and shared values, employees can work toward a common goal and feel more vested in each other's success at work. This can reduce disparities and encourage employees to work as a team together for a common goal. Importantly, fostering a culture of mutual respect and appreciation of work can help build strong relationships between employees, reducing the likelihood of conflict arising from misunderstandings or miscommunication between employer and employee.

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - BETWEEN THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION AND THE PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - BETWEEN THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION AND THE PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Author(s): Alina V. Popescu / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2024

Science, as a collection of knowledge regarding the world and life, is a fundamental component of society, the two being interdependent and mutually influencing each other throughout evolution. Science has several purposes, psychological, rational, but also the social purpose of contributing to social welfare. The problem that can arise is when science deviates from this social role and is used for purposes contrary to the interests of society, or when the results of scientific research may infringe fundamental human rights and freedoms. The study aims to analyze how the latest scientific revolutions, digitization and artificial intelligence, are likely to affect human rights. Considering the latest novelty element of the increasingly widespread use of artificial intelligence, the views of society and international and regional organizations on this issue will be analyzed, with particular reference to ensuring a balance between the right to information and respect for intellectual property rights.

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