Palacky University in Olomouc, Law Faculty, Department of International and European Law
Multinational Organizations and Human Rights Abuses
Topic Overview:
Multinational Organizations and sanction measures under Russia-Ukranian conflict.
Task:
Basic research, case analyses and presentations, short reviews and reporting.
Multinational Organizations and sanction measures under Russia-Ukranian conflict.
Task:
Basic research, case analyses and presentations, short reviews and reporting.
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University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, Faculty of Law, Department of Financial Law and National Economy
International Comparison of Tax Systems
Topic Overview:
The student will participate on a project that is aimed at comparison of tax and accounting systems in different countries, especially EU Member States. They will work partly individually, partly, during the semester, there will be a team of students working on the project, both from the Czech Republic and from other EU Member states (Erasmus students who are on student exchange stay).
Task:
The students will participate in partial projects to create a comparative case study in a specific tax or accounting problem. The problem will be solved from the point of view of different national systems. The purpose is to find situations, where there is a very different tax treatment in the same situation. The student will work partly individually and they are encouraged to bring their own ideas of problems they would like to work on (on comparison of Brazilian and Czech tax systems in the particular area). The students will also work in small groups, each student will work on the case study from the perspective of his/her home country tax system.
Requirements:
Basic knowledge of MS Office package, knowledge of Brazilian tax system, specialization in financial, especially accounting and tax law appreciated.
Outcomes:
Partial outcomes of the project will be published as articles or conference papers. In the long run, the book comparing Brazilian and Czech perspectives will be published.
The student will participate on a project that is aimed at comparison of tax and accounting systems in different countries, especially EU Member States. They will work partly individually, partly, during the semester, there will be a team of students working on the project, both from the Czech Republic and from other EU Member states (Erasmus students who are on student exchange stay).
Task:
The students will participate in partial projects to create a comparative case study in a specific tax or accounting problem. The problem will be solved from the point of view of different national systems. The purpose is to find situations, where there is a very different tax treatment in the same situation. The student will work partly individually and they are encouraged to bring their own ideas of problems they would like to work on (on comparison of Brazilian and Czech tax systems in the particular area). The students will also work in small groups, each student will work on the case study from the perspective of his/her home country tax system.
Requirements:
Basic knowledge of MS Office package, knowledge of Brazilian tax system, specialization in financial, especially accounting and tax law appreciated.
Outcomes:
Partial outcomes of the project will be published as articles or conference papers. In the long run, the book comparing Brazilian and Czech perspectives will be published.
Topic Overview:
This project aims at comparing how Brazilian and Czech law regulate the relationship between international law and domestic law. This question continues to be a hot theoretic as well as practical topic, since it determines how (and how effectively) international legal obligations are reflected and implemented on the national level. Particular attention should be paid to the position of international human rights treaties and decisions of international human rights judicial and quasi-judicial bodies (such as the ECtHR and IACtHR).
Requirements:
Knowledge of English, basic knowledge of international law, help with Czech language will be provided by the university staff if necessary.
Recommended for:
Law students (undergraduate or postgraduate).
This project aims at comparing how Brazilian and Czech law regulate the relationship between international law and domestic law. This question continues to be a hot theoretic as well as practical topic, since it determines how (and how effectively) international legal obligations are reflected and implemented on the national level. Particular attention should be paid to the position of international human rights treaties and decisions of international human rights judicial and quasi-judicial bodies (such as the ECtHR and IACtHR).
Requirements:
Knowledge of English, basic knowledge of international law, help with Czech language will be provided by the university staff if necessary.
Recommended for:
Law students (undergraduate or postgraduate).
Palacky University in Olomouc, Law Faculty, Department of International and European Law
Comparison on Legal Regulation of the Relationship between International and National Law in the Czech Republic and Brazil
Palacky University in Olomouc, Law Faculty, Department of Legal Theory and Legal History
Customary Law in Czechia and Brazil
Topic Overview:
Goal of the project: To analyze and compare the role of customary law in Czech and Brazilian legal system, especially the role of the judicial institutions in the enforcement of customs, the influence of constitutional court on legal system, the history of customary law.
Task:
Analysis of customary law in Brazil.
Requirements:
Knowledge of English, interest in legal theory is an advantage.
Outcomes:
Short article, presentation.
References:
The output of the research may be a co-authored article in English to be submitted into the Czech law journal “The Lawyer Quarterly”.
Goal of the project: To analyze and compare the role of customary law in Czech and Brazilian legal system, especially the role of the judicial institutions in the enforcement of customs, the influence of constitutional court on legal system, the history of customary law.
Task:
Analysis of customary law in Brazil.
Requirements:
Knowledge of English, interest in legal theory is an advantage.
Outcomes:
Short article, presentation.
References:
The output of the research may be a co-authored article in English to be submitted into the Czech law journal “The Lawyer Quarterly”.
