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ChapterII
CZECHREPUBLIC–SLOVAKIA–HUNGARY
NaděždaŠińková
NewchallengesfortheEUinthefieldofhumanrights
(focusingonthemechanismoftheCharter).............................179
JiříZemánek
mescopeoftheapplicationoftheCharterofFundamentalRights
oftheEuropeanUnioninMemberStates...............................189
AlexanderBröstl,ĽudmilaGajdońíková
VerfassungskonformitätundVerfassungsauslegung
(AllgemeinverbindlicheEntscheidungendesVerfassungsgerichts
derSlowakischenRepublik).........................................203
TímeaDrinóczi,JózsefPetrétei
HumanrightsstandardsandchangesinHungarianconstitutionallaw.........219
ChapterIII
UKRAINE–LITHUANIA
YuriyBoshytskyi
Interrelationshipsinthecreation,protection,
anddefenseofintellectualpropertywithinthecontext
ofthesustainabledevelopmentofUkraine..............................251
VolodymyrKampo
melegalsystemofUkraineinthecontext
oftheconstitutionalhistoryof1989–2015:
Criticismofapost-Sovietre-evolution.................................261
VictorMuraviov
melawoftheEuropeanUnionandthelegalorderofUkraine:
Mechanismofinteraction...........................................279
NataliiaMushak
meinteractionofSchengenlawwiththenationallaw
ofEUMemberStates..............................................293
StanislavShevchuk
Internationalprecedentsinconstitutionaladjudication:
Ukraine’sperspective...............................................301
TomaBirmontienė
Interpretationv.amendmentoftheConstitution:
meroleoftheConstitutionalCourt..................................309
