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New Issue:
VOLUME 3, No 1, May 2011 (Download
in one PDF)
Articles:
Ukrainian Agrimarket: On the Eve of Reforms
by Olena Kibenko and Olena Parkhomenko
International Financing of Ukrainian Business: Legal Insight by
Olena
Kibenko
and Anton Zinchuk
Solving the conflict of interests – of the public interest and
citizens’ legitimate interest – as regards administrative
restrictions and administrative police, using selected norms of
the Polish Code of Administrative Procedure as an example by
Tomasz Sienkiewicz
Constitutional regulations on freedom of speech and the penalty
itself
under the Penal Code in Poland by Krystyna
Warylewska
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NEWS
17-05-2011
New Partner
Polish-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce was established in 1992 as
the organization representing economic interests of its members
- Polish and Ukrainian firms to the government authorities and
NGOs of both countries.
The Chamber aims are promotion of the foreign trade as well as
the development of Polish - Ukrainian economic relations, in
particular:
Representing the interests of member companies in economic
issues:
- Representing the interests of member companies in
economic issues;
- Contribute to the creation of conditions for the
development of economy and to promote economic initiatives;
- Supporting, in cooperation with government authorities,
of the educational development of business training;
- Coordinating relationships of the member companies with
the government authorities, delegating its representatives,
at the invitation of state authorities, to participate in
the work of advisory bodies - regarding manufacturing,
trade, construction and service economy branches;
- Organize and create conditions for the settlement of
disputes through conciliation and arbitration proceedings;
- Issuing an opinion on the existing business practices;
- Informing on the performance of business entities and
expressing opinions on the state of economic development on
the Board are of activities;
- Creation and promotion of ethics principles in business.
Polish Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce cooperates with the Embassy
of Ukraine in Poland while the Kiev Office of the Chamber - with
the Polish Embassy in Ukraine.
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31-03-2011
NEW MEMBER "Advisory
Board"
This is to announce Prof. Jarosław Warylewski,
Dean of Law and Administration Faculty, University of Gdańsk; Chair of Substantive Criminal Law and
Forensic Psychiatry; Member of Association Internationale
De Droit Penal (AIDP); Member of International Law Association
- Polish Branch (ILA), Member of the Prime Minister Legislation
Council. Prof. Warylewski specializes in criminal law; he
authors more than 100 publications – including 21 books.
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15-02-2011
SCHOOL of AMERICAN LAW in Kharkiv is announcing an open lecture by Prof. Richard Warner
(IIT/Chicago – Kent College of Law, USA) on E-Commerce.
This event will be held on February 25, 2011 (17:00 -19:00) at following address:
14-A, Skrypnyka str., Kharkiv
 School of American Law in Kharkiv (Ukraine)
is a joint project of IIT/Chicago – Kent College of Law (USA)
and ILF (Inyurpolis Law Firm, Kharkiv, Ukraine).
CHICAGO-KENT COLLEGE of LAW, the law school of the Illinois Institute of Technology, is
nationally recognized for the scholarship and accomplishments of its faculty and student body. The
second oldest law school in the state of Illinois, Chicago-Kent has a history marked by innovation and
excellence. Chicago-Kent has always emphasized professional responsibility in the broadest sense,
encompassing intellectual discipline, careful analysis, comprehensive research, and sensitivity to the
needs of clients and the context in which the law operates.
more --->>>>
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STUDY
COMPARATIVE BUSINESS LAW IN BEIJING, CHINA:
15-03-2010
The
“Beijing Autumn Semester Program in Comparative Business Law”
held at the Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing
(CUFE) is seeking Polish and Ukrainian law students to join
their innovative program for August-December 2010. The CUFE program offers students a unique opportunity to
study subjects of Chinese and comparative law alongside students
from different parts of the world, convening to join Chinese
students in a diverse, multicultural classroom setting.
The program’s design allows students to gain sufficient
foundational knowledge of the Chinese legal system in one
well-structured semester, providing the necessary core training
for students/lawyers to work competently on specific subjects of
Chinese business law in the future.
In addition, the program offers interactive learning
opportunities with internationally mixed teams engaging in a
moot court competition relating to issues surrounding the Vienna
Convention on the International Sale of Goods, and Chinese and
non-Chinese students working collaboratively
on research projects of Chinese and comparative law. All
law courses are in English.
Students may also study Basic Mandarin Chinese language
in conjunction with the program. More information can be found
at
www.law.umaryland.edu/china.
Tuition discounts
are available for students from Poland and the Ukraine.
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