Právník
Právník (The Lawyer), the “flagship“ of the Institute, is the oldest legal periodical published in the Czech Republic; it embodies the unique tradition of Czech legal scholarship.
As a general law journal, it features articles and comments on all important developments and relevant issues in legal theory and international, EU and national law. It regularly publishes book reviews and annotations on current titles, and it also reports on major conferences, seminars, and legal events in the Czech Republic and abroad. Occasionnally, Právník also presents legal materials that pertain to current legal issues. Although Právník addresses especially the Czech audience (articles are in Czech or Slovak only), foreign readers can take advantage of English summaries a keywords of its main articles and studies. Právník is a peer-reviewed journal, and it welcomes papers on any topical legal issue.
Current Issue: 1/2025
Articles
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Multilevel Legal Argumentation: Why Plurality and Pluralism Are Not the Same
Czech original: Víceúrovňová právní argumentace: proč pluralita není pluralismus
Zuzana Vikarská -
Labour Law Autonomy of Churches and Religious Communities (with Regard to Prohibition of Discrimination)
Czech original: Pracovněprávní autonomie církví a náboženských společností (ve světle zákazu diskriminace)
Vojtěch Jirásko -
Pirate Online Content Sharing Platforms from the Perspective of Unfair Competition Law
Czech original: Pirátské platformy pro sdílení obsahu online z pohledu práva proti nekalé soutěži
Dana Ondrejová – Matěj Řičánek – David Nepustil -
Artificial Intelligence and International Law (with a Focus on Some Autonomous Means of Transport)
Czech original: Umělá inteligence a mezinárodní právo (se zaměřením na některé autonomní dopravní prostředky)
Jan Ondřej – Veronika D’Evereux -
Legal Problems of the EU Accession Process
Czech original: K právním problémům procesu přistoupení k EU
Pavel Svoboda