2020: The Future Decade of the EU Law

2020

Vilnius University Open Series
The Future Decade of the EU Law
Published 2020-12-28

Front Matter

Marija Ragaišytė
Table of Contents
1-5
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Articles

Edvinas Bakanauskas
Protection of minority shareholders’ rights in group of companies: Lithuania and EU company law perspectives
7-17
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Ivan Bratsuk | Svyatoslav Kavin
Legislative principles of information security provision in the European Union member states
18-28
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Ineta Breskienė
Free movement of data in the European Union: opportunity or big challenge in a use of artificial intelligence?
29-39
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Paulius Griciūnas
National identity as a path towards the compatibility of the opposite standpoints
40-47
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Aytakin Nazim Ibrahimova
The defintions of information and security; history of information security development
48-57
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Ján Ivančík
Roman principles – foundations of the European legal culture and their position in the changing world
58-67
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Martynas Jablonskis
Strategic leniency: insights from game theory and empirical evidence
68-85
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Rūta Janeckaitė
Upcoming legal challenges for cross-border e-health services in the EU
86-97
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Magdalena Kolczyńska
Does the EU have a substitute for a constitution? The rule of law and common identity
98-107
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Tadas Lukošius
The phenomenon of medieval Ius commune: the past of Europe’s legal future?
108-119
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Sandra Sakolciová | Adam Máčaj
Combating discrimination through Big Data – future of equality?
120-131
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Shahin Mammadrzali
Captain America protecting digital rights: “old school” national law vs. emerging internet complexities in Azerbaijan
132-145
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Sebastjan Okinčic
Brexit: lessons learned, status quo and way ahead
146-155
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Eva Philippe
Sustainability: extending the virtue of personal data legislation to goods and products
156-168
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Mateusz Podhalicz
Caught in the grey area between European Economic Community and European Federation?
169-179
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Gulnaz Aydin Rzayeva
Information creativity as a right in the new society
180-191
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Ramunė Steponavičiūtė
The scope of criminal liability for misappropriation of authorship in EU countries: comparative analysis
192-217
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Goda Strikaitė
Online dispute resolution: quo vadis, Europe?
218-226
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Eimantė Šilvaitė
The EU legislation on the supervision of activities of economic operators: substance of procedural rights and impact on Lithuanian law
227-238
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Gabrielė Taminskaitė
Future of the state – welfare state? Lithuania’s path
239-251
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Anna Urbanek
The possibility of using representative actions to pursue claims resulting from the Dieselgate scandal – the future of redress for infringements of collective consumer interests
252-262
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Back Matter

Marija Ragaišytė
Bibliographic Data
263-264
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