Table of Contents
Chief Editor’s Note
| Chief Editor’s Note on ‘Bologna Process’ in Russian Legal Education | PDF (Eng) |
| Dmitry Maleshin | 5-7 |
Articles
| The astreinte in the Italian and Russian Administrative (Judicial) and Civil Proceedings | PDF (Eng) |
| Francesca Ferrari, Nataliya Bocharova | 8-45 |
| Force Majeure and Unforeseen Change of Circumstances. The Case of Embargoes and Currency Fluctuations (Russian, German and French Approaches) | PDF (Eng) |
| Ilya Kokorin, Jeroen van der Weide | 46-82 |
| Plugging the Baby Gap? The Struggle to Reverse Demographic Decline in Russia | PDF (Eng) |
| Alexandra Orlova | 83-109 |
| Systemacity of Law: A Phantasm? | PDF (Eng) |
| Mikhail Antonov | 110-125 |
Comments
| Economic Sanctions Against the Russian Federation Are Illegal under Public International Law | PDF (Eng) |
| John J.A. Burke | 126-141 |
| Legal Regulation of Civil Servants in Russia and Germany Receiving Gifts | PDF (Eng) |
| Svetlana Zimneva, Anna Chumakova | 142-151 |
Book Review Notes
| Eleven Good Years for International Commercial Arbitration in Russia: The Legacy of the Supreme Commercial Court | PDF (Eng) |
| Andrey Kotelnikov | 152-157 |
Conferences Review Notes
| The Case of Crimea in the Light of International Law: Its Nature and Implications | PDF (Eng) |
| Maria Issaeva | 158-167 |
