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American Contract Law for a Global Age
Franklin G. Snyder, Mark Edwin Burge
A study and practical resource on American contract law, intended for examining the fundamental principles of contractual relations.
Civil Procedure
Edited by M. K. Treushnikov
A university textbook on civil procedure covering the principal institutions of civil procedural law.
The Limitation of Actions Act
Common law materials
A resource on limitation of actions in common law, covering time limits for bringing claims and the principal rules governing their application.
Criminal Psychology
O. D. Sitkovskaya, M. S. Andrianov, M. V. Kroz, N. A. Ratinova
A professional work on the psychological characteristics of criminal behaviour, the personality of the offender, and law-enforcement activity. It presents the theoretical foundations of criminal psychology and their application in practical law enforcement.
Problems of the History of Society, State and Law
Collection of Scholarly Works, Issue 1
A collection of scholarly articles devoted to problems in the history of society, the state and law. It includes studies on the historical development of public-law, civil-law, criminal-law and other legal institutions.
Legal Psychology
V. L. Vasilyev
A fundamental textbook on legal psychology covering the psychological patterns of legal activity, the psychology of unlawful behaviour, and the psychological aspects of law-enforcement and procedural activity.
Professionalism and Morality
Applied Legal Psychology — 2015, No. 3
This issue addresses psychological problems of professional activity in the legal field, morality, professional communication, and criminal subculture.
Personality and Coping with Difficult Life Situations
Applied Legal Psychology — 2014, No. 3
This issue examines strategies for coping with difficult life situations, psychological self-development, and the characteristics of personal behaviour in the legal environment.
Penitentiary Systems: Professionalism and Professional Burnout
Applied Legal Psychology — 2013, No. 1
This issue is primarily devoted to penitentiary psychology, including professional effectiveness, staff burnout, the psychology of convicted persons, and processes of resocialization.
Personality and Individuality in Legal Psychology
Applied Legal Psychology — 2012, No. 4
This issue is devoted to the study of personality and individuality in the context of legal behaviour, their development, and the psychological manifestations of criminal and destructive behaviour.
Fundamental Psychology and Deviant Behaviour
Applied Legal Psychology — 2011, No. 3
This issue examines psychological problems of deviant behaviour, particularly behavioural deviations among young people and convicted persons, the influence of family relationships, and issues of psychological support, correction and prevention in the legal environment.
Interdisciplinary Research in Legal Psychology
Applied Legal Psychology — 2010, No. 2
This issue presents materials from a scientific and practical seminar on legal psychology, addressing personality development, aggressive and criminal behaviour, the psychology of terrorism, and interdisciplinary research in the legal field.
Psychology of Public Relations and Professional Communication
Applied Legal Psychology — 2009, No. 2
This issue addresses psychological problems of public relations, professional communication, the formation of public opinion, and effective interaction between organizations and society.
Creativity and Professionalism in Legal Practice
Applied Legal Psychology — 2008, No. 4
This issue discusses the psychological foundations of creative thinking, professional development and professionalism, with particular attention to the specific features of legal professional activity.
Current Issues of Russian Law
2020, Volume 15, No. 4 (113)
A scholarly and practical legal journal covering current issues in legal theory, legislative development, law-enforcement practice and legal education. It includes civil, criminal, public, international and other branches of law.
Psychology of Public Relations and Professional Communication
Applied Legal Psychology — 2009, No. 2
This issue addresses psychological problems of public relations, professional communication, the formation of public opinion, and effective interaction between organizations and society.
Creativity and Professionalism in Legal Practice
Applied Legal Psychology — 2008, No. 4
This issue discusses the psychological foundations of creative thinking, professional development and professionalism, with particular attention to the specific features of legal professional activity.
Current Issues of Russian Law
2020, Volume 15, No. 4 (113)
A scholarly and practical legal journal covering current issues in legal theory, legislative development, law-enforcement practice and legal education. It includes civil, criminal, public, international and other branches of law.
Administrative Law
S. S. Borodin, S. S. Gromyko
A course of lectures on the General and Special Parts of administrative law. It covers public administration, executive power, administrative-law regulation, administrative liability, administrative procedure and specific areas of public administration.
European Union Law
Edited by S. Yu. Kashkin — 2015
A comprehensive textbook on European Union law based on the Lisbon Treaty. It presents the EU legal system, sources, principles, institutions, judicial system and the main fields of European Union law.
German Civil Code (BGB)
Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch Deutschlands 1900
A fundamental codification of German civil law covering general principles of private law, contractual relations, property and other civil-law institutions.
The High Political Importance of Criminal Justice
P. A. Lupinskaya
The article examines the public and political significance of criminal proceedings in the context of protecting the individual, human rights and freedoms, access to justice and the right to a fair trial.
Criminal Law of Foreign Countries — Special Part
N. E. Krylova, A. V. Maleshina, A. V. Serebrennikova
This study guide focuses on the Special Part of the criminal law of foreign countries. It examines key institutions of criminal legislation in different states, characteristics of specific offences and approaches to regulating criminal liability from a comparative-law perspective.
Goals and Objectives of Penal Legislation in the Russian Federation and Foreign Countries: A Comparative Analysis
E. G. Bagreeva, E. V. Bagreeva, T. E. Zul’fugarzade
The study guide provides a comparative-law analysis of the goals and objectives of penal legislation in the Russian Federation and foreign countries. It examines major approaches to systems for the execution of sentences, their legal regulation and comparative differences among states.
The Praeger Handbook of Victimology
Janet K. Wilson — Greenwood Publishing Group
A comprehensive work on victimology examining victims of crime, the causes and consequences of victimization, and the response of the criminal justice system to victims. It presents major victimological theories, research directions and issues of practical application.
Combating Illegal Software Distribution in the IT Sector: Trends of 2017
V. V. Chernikov
The article examines legal and practical issues in combating illegal software distribution. It discusses trends in the use of unlicensed software in the Russian IT market, legislative measures against online piracy and mechanisms for protecting intellectual property rights.
Criminal Law in Comparative Context
Markus D. Dubber
Markus D. Dubber examines why U.S. criminal law has long resisted the integration of transnational and comparative legal perspectives. He presents his conceptual approach to comparative criminal law and explains how comparative materials can be used in the study and teaching of criminal law.
Practical Guide to Criminal Procedure
Edited by L. V. Golovko
A practical study guide devoted to the application of the main institutions of criminal procedure. The materials support practical mastery of procedural rules, analysis of criminal cases, legal argumentation and the development of skills in making procedural decisions.
Crimes Committed by Military Personnel: Criminal-Law and Criminological Aspects
A. V. Mayorov, A. S. Cherepashkin
The article examines the criminal-law and criminological characteristics of offences committed by military personnel. It analyzes military discipline, causes and prevention of criminal behaviour among service members, and measures to strengthen legality and prevent crime in the armed forces.
Criminal Law: General and Special Parts
S. M. Kochoi
The textbook presents the principal institutions of the General and Special Parts of criminal law. It covers the grounds for criminal liability, the concept of crime, the system of punishments, and key issues in the legal characterization and classification of individual offences.
Criminal Law of Russia: General Part
Edited by V. P. Revin
The textbook covers the principal institutions of the General Part of Russian criminal law, including the principles of criminal legislation, the concept and elements of crime, grounds for criminal liability, the system of punishments, and the main rules on exemption from criminal liability and punishment.
Criminal Law: General Part
Criminal Law: General Part
The study guide covers the core provisions of the General Part of criminal law, including principles of criminal legislation, the concept and elements of crime, forms of guilt, grounds for criminal liability, the system of punishments, and key issues of exemption from criminal liability and punishment.
The Law of Global Digitality
Edited by Matthias C. Kettemann, Alexander Peukert and Indra Spiecker gen. Döhmann
A scholarly collection on the development of law in the digital environment and the cross-border regulation of online relations. It examines consumer contracts, data protection, media law, financial-market regulation, criminal law and intellectual property.
UNIDROIT Principles on Digital Assets and Private Law
UNIDROIT, 2023
A set of international principles addressing the private-law regulation of digital assets. It presents core principles governing the transfer of digital assets, their proprietary use and the achievement of legal certainty.
A Rule of Persons, Not Machines: The Limits of Legal Automation
Frank Pasquale
The article examines the possibilities and limits of legal automation. It emphasizes the need to preserve human participation, the flexibility of legal language, due process and legal accountability.
Digital Copyright
Jessica Litman
The work examines the development of copyright in the digital environment, including the impact of digital technologies on copyright, online content use, file sharing and the challenges of legal regulation in the information age.
Digital Law: The Pursuit of Certainty
Maxim I. Inozemtsev
A scholarly article on the development of digital law and the legal regulation of the digital economy. It examines the relationship between the concepts of “digital law” and “Internet law” and contemporary approaches to regulating the digital economy.
Digital Revolution – New Challenges for Law
Edited by Alberto De Franceschi and Reiner Schulze
A collection addressing legal challenges created by the digital revolution. It covers data protection, artificial intelligence, smart products, blockchain technology, virtual currencies and the legal regulation of the digital economy.
Digital Law: Some Speculations on the Future of Legal Information Technology
Peter W. Martin
A study of the development of legal information technology and its impact on law. It discusses access to legal information, legal communication, digital legal systems and the future interaction between law and artificial intelligence.