In this article the model of formation moral and volitional qualities pupils using sports games complex pedagogical conditions were theoretically substantiated (stimulating young volleyball players by complicating educational training process;increase in emotionality process;interaction subjects activity that are part system «pupil – coach team»), which is based on a approach. The general didac...

Abstract Relying on examples from international, EU and comparative law drawing insights the class action literature, this article argues that important advances in minority rights protection can be achieved without revision of substantive legal provisions full-scale embracing collective rights. Allowing members to present their claims behalf a larger group (collective procedure), even when suc...

This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of existing legal frameworks and dispute settlement mechanisms for protecting investor rights in complex cross-border road construction projects while balancing wider public welfare concerns. It examines limitations current investor-state (ISDS) models arbitral practices prevalent bilateral investment treaties contracts. Through extensive review regu...

In his commentary, David Galin raises several important issues that deserve to be addressed. In this response, I do three things. First, I briefly discuss the relation between the present work and the metaphoric theories of thought developed by cognitive lin- guists such as Lakoff and Johnson (1998). Second, I address some of the confusions that seem to have arisen about my use of the terms "su...

External migration has become a site for extensive EU activity, not least in the years following start of ‘crisis’ 2015–2016. It also testing ground forms governance that are generally associated with external relations. We term this type ‘formal informality’ as there is appearance an agreement third country but lacking legal protections or transparency actions taken under it. The informality t...

This article provides an overview of the constitution-making process currently developing in Chile from a disability perspective, focusing particularly on led by so-called ‘Constitutional Convention’. First, we describe measures taken to include persons with disabilities composition constitutional body tasked writing new constitution and how could participate construction as matter. Then, focus...

This Article makes two central claims. One is that the two processes are related in important ways and that neither can be fully understood without understanding the other. The other is that the relationships between the two reveal changes in the dynamics of European competition law that have so far been little noticed. This Article first sets out briefly the basic outlines of the procedural mo...

Legislation passed in response to a serious terrorist attack is frequently criticized on two different grounds. First, the critic argues that the legislation grants "too much" power to the executive, relative to some substantive benchmark. Second, the critic impeaches the process by which the legislation was enacted, arguing that it was hasty, ill deliberated or ill informed, or panic-ridden. I...

Although recent debates surrounding the relationship between commitments to gender equality and cultural justice have given a renewed impetus to feminist critiques of liberal conceptions of the public realm, prominent interventions by Martha Nussbaum and Monique Deveaux have continued to affirm one of two long-standing, yet controversial, feminist strategies for reconceptualising the public rea...