Max Weber’s ideal type as a behavioral hypothesis in public law the lexicon of constitutions on public administration

This paper seeks to offer food for thought on the current state of democracy in modern states starting from Kelsen’s thought as a liberal thinker.

Fighting with hands tied? The European social fund and the promotion of social inclusion

Before the COVID-19 outbreak as well as in its aftermath, the capacity of the EU budget to contribute to the protection of social rights has remained largely unexplored.

Where Does Social Europe Lay? Looking For Social Europe Among The Worker, Resident And Human Being Statuses With The Help Of The Right To Accommodation In The Multilevel System

Depending on the country, the approach to Initial coin offerings (ICOs) may be different.

Taxpayers’ right in challenging the mismanagement of public funds in nigeria: towards a liberal approach

Corruption has been recognised as a bane to development in Nigeria. The extant rules of standing in the Nigerian legal system empower the Attorney General and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) as the competent authorities for instituting an action against public officials for misappropriation of public funds.