This article deals with the question whether, and to what extent, private law regulates extraterritorial state acts. This question arises primarily... read more →
One might expect that tax benefits introduced by certain developed countries to attract foreign high-skilled workers would run... read more →
International migration has continued to escalate over the last three decades, creating a risk of brain drain in developing countries. This... read more →
In the face of population ageing and demographic decline, nowadays all countries compete for an increasingly valuable asset: human capital. Indeed, the... read more →
As the end of the Twenty-Tens approaches, there is a growing public consensus in Croatia that the key challenge facing the country... read more →
Citizenship-based taxation has become insignificant due to high mobility of individuals, which are completely detached from their polities. The lack of... read more →
The recent increased migration of workers has posed a brain drain problem on countries, which lose their citizens to more developed countries... read more →
In this paper, the author researches the concept, historical development, regulation, institutional support of public-private partnership and public-private partnership in... read more →
In this paper, the author analyzes the concept, characteristics, significance and conditions for the existence of performer’s right to the... read more →
In the article we argue that the origins of the international tax base erosion in the corporate sector, which are the harmful... read more →
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