About the series
This series of papers aims to document studies undertaken by the RGSL academic staff, students and guest speakers (2001-2007).
No. 27
Freedom of establishment – Means of overcoming restrictions on free movement of employees
No. 25
Ethnic origin and language – Applying international and EU equality standards on the Estonian labour market
No. 24
Trafficking in women: Bringing law and practice in Latvia into compliance with international standards
No. 22
EU citizenship: unresolved issues
No. 21
Transformation of Contract law and civil justice in new EU member countries: The example of the Baltic States, Hungary and Poland
No. 20
English as an international language of legal communication: inter-cultural aspects
No. 18
The European Constitution and new member countries: The constitutional relevance of free movement and citizenship
No. 17
Use of the European Convention of Human Rights argumentation in arbitration proceedings: When, how?
No. 14
Protection of fundamental rights through the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
No. 12
International terrorism: Problems and solutions with regard to prosecution of suspected terrorists
No. 10
The European employment strategy and the future of EU governance: An opportunity for the Baltics and a challenge for lawyers.
No. 8
Preparing for the European future of law studies in the Baltic countries. (No. 8a Updated version, due June 2003)
No. 6
The country of origin principle in the E-commerce Directive: A conflict with conflict of laws?
No. 1