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1. PRINCIPLE OF EQUALITY IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: THE RIGHT TO EQUALITY — 15 December 2009
Authors: • Elena ANDREEVSKA, Afiliation: Professor, Ph.D., Law Faculty, SEE University, Tetovo, Macedonia • Etem AZIRI, Afiliation: Professor, Ph.D., Dean of Public Administration and Political Sciences Faculty, SEE University, Tetovo, Macedonia
Abstract: Equality is not substantive norm of international law in the same sense as, for example, jurisdiction, or recognition, or the use of force. But it isLESIJ.JS XVI - 2 - 2009 > PRINCIPLE OF EQUALITY IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: THE RIGHT TO EQUALITY
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2. THE INTEGRATION OF THE ROMA IN A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY — 15 December 2009
Authors: • Elena NEDELCU, email: doina.nedelcu@yahoo.com, Afiliation: Associate Professor, Ph.D., Social and Administrative Sciences Faculty, “Nicolae Titulescu” University
Abstract: To start with, this paper intends to describe the economic and socio cultural situation of the Roma in Romania. Then it analyses the particular aspectLESIJ.AS XVI - 2 - 2009 > THE INTEGRATION OF THE ROMA IN A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
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3. THE PRINCIPLE OF FREEDOM AND EQUALITY — 02 November 2009
Authors: • Elena COMŞA, email: elena_comsa@yahoo.com, Afiliation: Law Faculty, “Nicolae Titulescu”, Bucharest
Abstract: “Principles have such a great influence over our opinions, that we usually refer to them in order to judge truth and to weight probability, to suchLESIJ.JS XVI - 1 - 2009 > THE PRINCIPLE OF FREEDOM AND EQUALITY
