Volume 9 (2014)

1. Tsvetana Kaamenova

   Foreword

   pp. 5–6

Part I

1. Stefka Naumova

   LEGAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF DIRECT DEMOCRACY

   pp. 7–43

2. Emilia Drumeva

   REFERENDUMS AND OTHER FORMS OF CONSULTING THE PEOPLE

   pp. 44–58

3. Aleksandar Dimitrov

   SUBJECTS OF DIRECT DEMOCRACY

   pp. 59–70

4. Nadia Shabani

   DIRECT PARTICIPATION OF CITIZENS IN LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT IN THE REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA

   pp. 71–84

5. Mariya Mihaylova

   DIRECT DEMOCRACY, CIVIL SOCIETY AND PUBLIC LEGAL AWARENESS

   pp. 85–96

6. Manol Asenov

   DIRECT DEMOCRACY AS AN INSTRUMENT OF THE FOURTH ESTATE

   pp. 97–112

7. Ivan Georgiev, Vassil Petrov

   DIRECT DEMOCRACY AND ACADEMIC AUTONOMY

   pp. 113–123

8. Toni Dimov

   PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS – A WINNING CHOICE FOR ALL

   pp. 124–141

Part II

1. Plamenka Markova

   PROTECTION OF THE WEAKER PARTY IN EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS WITH AN INTERNATIONAL ELEMENT IN EUROPEAN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

   pp. 142–181

2. Diana Kovacheva

   EVOLUTION AND PROSPECTS OF THE ANTI-CORRUPTION LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

   pp. 182–216

3. Chetin Kazak

   EARLY ATTEMPTS AT EUROPEAN INTEGRATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS

   pp. 217–233

4. Tsvetana Kaamenova

   CHALLENGES FACING CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW: NEW WEAPONS AND TECHNOLOGIES (CYBER WARFARE, AUTOMATED AND AUTONOMOUS WEAPONS, BIOCHEMICAL WEAPONS)

   pp. 234–254

5. Boyko Bratanov

   RENT IN EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVEMENTS – INTERPRETATION OF THE PRACTICE UNDER THE VAT ACT

   p. 255