This paper tells an increasingly familiar tale about UK public law: that, while UK public law often appears to approach things very differently, it faces essentially the same challenges as other systems and frequently – though not always – arrives at the same endpoints. The tale could be...

The right to “liberty and security” is a unique right, as the expression has to be read as a whole. „Security of a person” must be understood in the context of physical liberty and it cannot be interpreted as referring to different matters (such as a duty on the state to give someone...

The effectiveness of procedure is important for parties (e.g. citizens or business entities) to be able to exercise their rights in due time and is a key foundation of the rule of law. A State with an effective legal system provides a business-friendly environment, which is appealing for...

The effectiveness of procedure is important for parties (e.g. citizens or business entities) to be able to exercise their rights in due time and is a key foundation of the rule of law. A State with an effective legal system provides a business-friendly environment, which is appealing for...

Tax evasion is one of the utmost importanT social - economic phenomena that contemporary states face and whose negative consequences are felt even more on public sector, who is unable to meet the stringent and adequate needs of society. The underground economy, tax evasion and corruption are...

In this paper, the theory of John Maynard Keynes is considered on the basis of the systems approach, in particular Synergetics and Cybernetics, General System Theory and Theory of Homeostasis. This study is an attempt to classify the methods of Keynes, to distinguish backgrounds, main positions...