Vol. 21 No. 1 (2025): European Integration Studies

Articles

• Legal Status of a Man in Assisted Reproductive Technology in Polish Law

  Marek Andrzejewski

  7-26

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• The dignity of the conceived child in the teachings of Christian churches and religious associations and in Judaism

  Marek Bielecki

  27-46

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• The Creative Use of Non-Specific Legal Provisions Regarding Assisted Reproduction in Romania

  Emese Florian, Marius Floare

  47-69

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• The Best Interest Principle in the Context of Assisted Reproduction Legislation

  Lilla Garayová

  71-110

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• The right of the child conceived by a donor to know his/her origin – Croatian legislation and trends in Europe

  Aleksandra Korać Graovac

  111-140

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• Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Impact on Parenthood Law

  Gordana Kovaček Stanić

  141-162

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• Legal Regulation of MAR and Their Impact on the Child's Right to Origin Disclosure – A Slovenian Perspective

  Suzana Kraljić

  163-191

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• The status rights of the child and the search for a new paradigm of parenthood in Czechia

  Zdeňka Králíčková

  193-212

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• When the Polish Constitution is silent: axiological and constitutional basis for the application of ART

  Paweł Sobczyk

  213-234

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