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The purpose of the journal is to provide a forum for international, interdisciplinary work on the business and legal issues confronting emerging markets. The journal combines theoretical soundness and practical relevance. The articles guide policy makers while also advancing theoretical understanding.

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NEWS

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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Internship Exchange Project

10-02-2010

ILF (www.ilF-ua.com), IIT/ Chicago-Kent College of Law (www.kentlaw.edu)  and association ‘Projustice’ (www.projustice.pl) organized a pilot exchange internship project.

In June 2009, Agnieszka Cenzartowicz, Executive Director, Project Poland, Chicago-Kent College of Law and Igor Solodovnik, Adjunct Professor, Chicago- Kent College of Law met with Dr. Olena Kibenko, Senior Partner, ILF at the ILF premises in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
A prospective cooperation among ILF, IIT/ Chicago-Kent and Projustice.pl was discussed.

The first project that was launched was a pilot internship exchange project to enable oversees training for ILF lawyers and School of American Law (Chicago – Kent Overseas Training Program in Poland) graduates.

Ms. Olena Kolisnychenko, Senior Attorney from ILF spent a month (November 3, 2009 – December 2, 2009) in Warsaw with a local office of an international law firm.  During her stay in Warsaw she also traveled to Wroclaw to participate in a course on Contracts organized by School of American Law – a joint project of Chicago – Kent College of Law and the University of Wroclaw. The course was taught by the Director of SAL Wroclaw, Prof. Richard Warner who is also a member of Projustice’s  Program Board. Ms. Kolisnychenko delivered a presentation on Ukrainian legal system to the students of SAL Wroclaw. While in Warsaw, Ms. Kolisnychenko met with Vice-President of Projustice, Judge Dariusz Sielicki.

Mr. Krzysztof Wasilewski, a graduate of School of American Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration, the University of Gdansk is expected to start a one-month internship with ILF in Kharkiv in February 2010. Ms. Olena Noda, Junior Attorney, ILF will be Mr. Wasilewski’s mentor.

New Issue:  VOLUME 2, No 2, August 2010  (Download in one PDF)

Articles:

Ukrainian Agricompanies Seek Alternatives on Warsaw Stock Exchange by Olena Kibenko


The Improvisation of Legal Interpretation and Comparative Law Through the Lens of a Legal English Class by Lisa Matuska


Footprints on the Road to Green Business by Rajna Buncic


Non-governmental organizations as participants in international relations by Hanna Rosiak


The effect of the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe in transforming the justice system in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe by Marta Osypowicz


Promotion of terrorism in a scope of the Council of Europe Convention on the Prevention of Terrorism 2006 by Tomasz Gulla



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