University of Vienna Law Review

Artikel

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

  Daniel 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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