Call for Papers: How attractive are political parties and trade unions to young people? by IF and FRFG

“…• Do regulations prohibit specific reform measures which could render parties and unions more attractive for young people? …”
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PRINCIPLES OF APPLICATION OF FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS IN THE LEGAL DOCTRINE OF UKRAINE AND THE WORLD by Ivan Shumeiko, Iryna Svitlyshyna, Olga Sokolenko

“…The crux of the issue pertains to the necessity of adhering to the three principles of prohibition of double responsibility, presumption of innocence and proportionality. …”
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Скандал в эго-документах позднесоветских писателей: попытка “насыщенного описания” by Maria Mayofis

“…Since the primary audience for such scandals was international public opinion, prominent writers frequently leveraged the threat of an ‘international scandal’ to secure desired outcomes from editors, censors, and – most critically – special ‘curators’ responsible for overseeing literature on behalf of the Central Committee of the Communist Party. The article suggests that from the mid-1950s onward, Soviet writers began to strategically instrumentalize the concept of literary scandal, even asserting that party and literary officials themselves provoked such controversies through excessive prohibitive measures and violations of established ‘rules of the game’. …”
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