Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies (Books and Journals)
- Administrative law in Romania by: Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2019
- Practical Aspects Regarding the Role of Administrative Law in the Modernization of Public Administration by: Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2019
- Current Issues in Business Law Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2018
- Comparative administrative law issues regarding central and local government Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2018
- Customs offenses according to the legislation of the Republic of Moldova and Romania by: Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2018
- Perspectives of Law and Public Administration From No. 1-2018, May 2018 to No. 2-2019, December 2019 Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2018
- Contemporary Challenges in Administrative Law and Public Administration Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2018
- Diversity and Interdisciplinarity in Business Law Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2017
- Contemporary Challenges in the Business Law Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2017
- European Administrative Space - recent challenges and evolution prospects by: Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2017
- Perspectives of Business Law Journal From No. 1, November 2012 to No. 7-2, December 2017 Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2013
- Public services
- Public domain and private domain
- Civil service and civil servants
- The administrative contentious
- The system of public administration authorities and institutions
- The President of Romania
- The Government of Romania
- Administrative Law Science
- The principles of organization and functioning of local public administration
- Introductory notions of Romanian administrative law
- The local council and the mayor
- The sources of administrative law
- The county council
- Norms and relations of administrative law
- The prefect
- The administrative act
- The development regions
- Administrative contracts
- Bibliography
- Administrative operations
- Control of the activity of the public administration
- Liability in administrative law
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Criminal Liability Of The Legal Person
The legal person, with the exception of the state and the public authorities, is criminally liable for the crimes committed in the accomplishment of the activity object or in the interest or on behalf of the legal person. Public institutions are not criminally liable for the crimes committed in the exercise of an activity that cannot be the subject of the private domain. The criminal liability of
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Legal Aspects Of Economic Espionage
Economic espionage is the unlawful targeting and theft of critical economic intelligence, such as trade secrets and intellectual property. The term refers to the clandestine acquisition or outright theft of invaluable proprietary information in a number of areas, including technology, finance, and government policy. Offenders get cheap access to critical information, leading victims to suffer...
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Legal Instruments With An International Vocation That Regulate The Control Of Water Sediments
The human being has been since the creation in full process of knowledge, of satisfying human needs but also of wellness, which represented on the one hand a progress, and on the other hand, it represented a forced acceleration of his life on earth, a situation that has created an exhaustion of all that means environment, disturbing the natural balance of nature and contributing to a significant...
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Protection Of Religious Freedom In The Criminal Law Of Romania And Of The Republic Of Moldova
This scientific article is devoted to the reconceptualization of the legal-criminal protection of religious freedom in the criminal law of Romania and of the Republic of Moldova. The purpose of this scientific message consists in the meticulous identification and analysis of the special legal object of the criminal offenses referred to in paragraph (2) art. 381 Romanian Criminal Code and art. 185
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Jus Cogens (Peremptory Norms) - A Key Concept Of The International Law
One of the most important concept of international law, jus cogens, still has a controversial significance. Jus cogens is a Latin term meaning a mangatory or compelling law, and it refers to the peremptory norms of general international law from which derogation is forbidden. Despite the formal recognition of this legal concept, based on articles 53 and 64 of the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law
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Noise Pollution In Albania Towards European Standards
Noise pollution is disturbing noise with a harmful impact on the activity of human or animal life. Noise nuisance is a global phenomenon that generates a sense of resentment associated with any agent or condition that is recognized or trusted by an individual or group of individuals to adversely affect them. The health impacts of environmental noise are a growing concern for the general public as
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Waiving The Criminal Prosecution According To The Decision Of The Constitutional Court No. 23/2016
In the present paper we have examined the institution of waiving the criminal prosecution, as provided in the current law, a text which was modified after the publication of the Decision of the Constitutional Court no. 23/2016. We also considered the formulation of critical opinions regarding the possible existence of other elements of unconstitutionality in the text in force. A very important...
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The Legislative Acts Of The European Union
Whether we are specialist in law, economics, art or a simple individual, all the citizens of the European Union meet in daily life, with legal terms such as regulation, directive, decision. We also get in touch, directly or indirectly with the institutions of the European Union, The Parliament, the Council, the Commission etc. For the states of western Europe, members of the European Communities...