Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024)

This issue explores legal and social aspects of family and reproductive rights in Central and Eastern Europe, including divorce, assisted reproduction, surrogacy, child welfare, and state support for families. It also examines the role of government policies in addressing modern family challenges.

Published: 2024-12-28

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Divorce in Poland or About the Helplessness of the Law

Marek Andrzejewski

9-23
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Cooperation of the State and the Church for the Good of the Family and Its Development

Marek Bielecki

25-39
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Let the Children Come Forward – Positive Legal Inducements for Family Growth in Romania

Emese Florian , Marius Floare

41-67
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The Best Interest of the Intended Child – Children’s Rights in Assisted Reproduction and Surrogacy

Lilla Garayová

69-84
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Rediscovering Family Ties in a Postmodern World Canon Law and the Pastoral Action of the Church in the Face of Postmodernity’s Challenge

Montserrat Gas-Aixendri

85-100
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Legal Regulation of Medically Assisted Reproduction in Croatia Is the Grass Green Enough on Our Side?

Aleksandra Korać Graovac

101-121
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Assisted Reproduction Technologies Legal Challenges

Gordana Kovaček Stanić

123-138
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The Management and Disposal With Child’s Property – Especially in Light of Kidfluencers

Suzana Kraljić

139-157
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Vulnerability and Family Solidarity in Czech Law

Zdeňka Králíčková

159-179
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The Complex Legal Framework of Assisted Reproductive Techniques and Its Role in Addressing Demographic Challenges A Hungarian Perspective

Edit Sápi

181-195
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Government Social Programmes Tasked With Fulfilling the Obligation of Public Authorities to Provide Special Assistance to Women Before and After Childbirth

Paweł Sobczyk

197-215
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