Vol. 8 No. 1 (2024): University of Vienna Law Review

Articles

• Tracing the Permission to Act in Necessity in the Germanic Tradition From ‘alleged right’ to ‘absolutely ascertained principle of our law’

  David Messner-Kreuzbauer

  1-58

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• The Emancipatory Effect of Law and Its Limits Exemplified by the Promotion of Women in the Police Service

  Hannah Reiter

  59-78

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• Important, but not Fundamental? The Protection of Social Benefits in the Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights and the Austrian Constitutional Court

  Philipp Selim

  79-154

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• For the Female Intercessor’s Sake? Protection vs Protectionism in Roman and Austrian Civil Law

  Karina Jasmin Karik

  155-178

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• Situating Held v. Montana in the Youth Climate Litigation Movement

  Dan Ziebarth

  179-208

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• Dignity and Embarrassment The Application of Immunities to Central Bank Sanctions

  Benjamin Letzler

  209-241

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