Review of European and Comparative Law, 2020, Vol. 42, No 3

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    Community Partnerships
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2020-09-01) Thomas, Adrainne; Casale, Carolyn
    An egalitarian model of university-school partnerships starts with a theoretical frame of equity and social justice. This qualitative research study sought to understand high school students’ perception of community service through an intergenerational university-high school-elementary school partnership. Data analysis consisted of detailed notes collected from university faculty who oversaw the focus group discussions and two graduate assistants who took observational notes. These notes were analyzed and thematically organized. The findings indicate that the students enjoyed the experience and were highly motivated to complete and read their community themed book for the younger children in their community. This research contributes new knowledge to the field of community engagement and to the field of informal and formal education through its analysis of discussions on meaningful community service pertaining to university-school collaborative partnerships.
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    The Subnational Dimension of Europeanization
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2020-09-01) Dobrić Jambrović, Dana; Marešić, Mariela
    Despite the increasing influence of European legislation on the subnational level of government and local public policy, until recently, the subnational level has played only a marginal role in exploring Europeanization processes. With the creation of the single market in the early 1990s, the process of European integration began to have a significant impact on local governments across Europe. Subsequently, the development of European regional and cohesion policy resulted in the adaptation of the political and administrative structures of the local units of the Member States. However, the impact of European integration is not one-sided. The European Union's multilevel governance system and the spread of the impact of Europeanization on interstate levels pose new challenges for European cities and local actors and enable them to actively participate and influence political decision-making processes at the European level. The paper first conceptualizes the phenomenon of Europeanization and then identifies and addresses its dimensions and mechanisms in the field of local self-government. Emphasis is placed on the implementation of European legislation by local authorities and the institutional and non-institutional (indirect and direct) participation of subnational units in European governance. In an attempt to provide answers to the research questions, the author used the legal analysis and the teleological and linguistic method.
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    The Permissibility of Limiting Rights and Freedoms in the European and National Legal System Due to Health Protection
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2020-09-01) Tabaszewski, Robert
    Artykuł dotyczy możliwości ograniczania praw i wolności ludzkich w systemie europejskim i krajowym ze względu ochronę zdrowia indywidualnego i zdrowia publicznego. Celem autora było przeanalizowanie aktualnej praktyki państw w zakresie stosowania klauzul limitacyjnych praw człowieka w systemie europejskim ochrony praw człowieka. Jest to zagadnienie istotne, ponieważ praktyka limitacji i marginesu oceny przysługująca państwo członkowskim Rady Europy podlega kontroli w trybie skarg kierowanych do Europejskiego Trybunału Praw Człowieka w Strasburgu, badającego prawidłowość stosowania indywidualnych klauzul limitacyjnych zamieszczonych w Konwencji z 1950 r. Zdrowie człowieka jest natomiast jedną z głównych przesłanek, dla których możliwa jest limitacja innych praw i wolności człowieka. W kontekście licznych zagrożeń epidemiologicznych i katastrof naturalnych o charakterze transgranicznym zagadnienie ważenia praw i wolności urasta do rangi jednego z najbardziej istotnych z zakresu prawa międzynarodowego publicznego, prawa konstytucyjnego oraz prawa zdrowia publicznego. Na tle istniejących rozwiązań w systemie uniwersalnym zbadano praktykę państw członkowskich Unii Europejskiej i Rady Europy zestawiając ją z poglądami doktryny i wynikami własnych badań.