Working Paper Series
About the Series
The Graz Law Working Paper Series was launched in the autumn of 2020. Its aim is to showcase the breadth and quality of legal research undertaken at the Graz Law Faculty (Rewi Graz), while allowing a broad scholarly public to access this research at an early stage and without a paywall. The series contains legal scholarship from faculty members of Rewi Graz, its doctoral students and visiting scholars. All legal subject areas are invited to contribute, including public law, private law as well as comparative law and interdisciplinary research.
The working papers are published electronically and are freely available online.
The series is hosted on SSRN.
Editors
Jürgen Pirker, Viktoria Robertson, Barbara C. Steininger
Associate Editors
Raffael Kern, Vanessa Nistelberger, Manuel Rathmayr, Christoph Schranz
15-2023 Detecting Resale Price Maintenance for Competition Law Purposes: Proof-of-Concept Study Using Web Scraped Data
by Jan Amthauer, Jürgen Fleiß, Franziska Guggi and Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson
14-2023 A regulatory green hydrogen framework for Namibia
by Oliver C. Ruppel and Magano Katoole
13-2023 Non-discrimination and the differential treatment of persons in need of protection
by Lisa Heschl
12-2023 Hegels Staat: ein Umriss (Hegel's State: An Overview)
by Christoph Bezemek
11-2023 Art 4:201 Petl: Revisiting the Grey Areas between Fault-Based and Strict Liability
by Barbara Steininger
10-2023 Law as weak Integrity
by Christian Hiebaum
09-2023 Meta’s Oversight Board: First Empirical Insights
by Laíse Milena Barbosa
08-2023 Algorithmic Pricing - A Competition Law Perspective on Personalised Prices
by Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson
07-2023 A Comparative Constitutional Analysis of Natural Resources Protection
by Oliver C. Ruppel and Ruda Murray
06-2023 Supplying Ukraine With Weapons Due to the Russian Aggression: Legal Justification
by Svitlana Andreichenko
05-2023 Rechtsphilosophische Elemente in Kants Kritik der Urteilskraft
by Paul Gragl
04-2023 Cuban Energy Law and Green Energy Transition
by Ernesto Moreira Sardiñas
02-2023 Über den affirmative turn in der Friedensforschung und Friedenspraxis im Anthropozän (On the Affirmative Turn in Peace Research and Peace Practice in the Anthropocene)
by Maximilian Lakitsch
01-2023 Notariatsakt und materielle Prüfpflicht des Firmenbuchgerichts auf dem Prüfstand
by Walter Doralt and Lea Zieger
20-2022 Haftung für Menschenrechtsverletzungen in Lieferketten nach österreichischem Recht
by Barbara C. Steininger
19-2022 Ready or Not? A Systematic Review of Case Studies Using Data-Driven Approaches to Detect Real-World Antitrust Violations
by Jan Amthauer, Jürgen Fleiß, Franziska Guggi und Viktoria H.S.E. Roberton
18-2022 Orientierung an Subjekt und Kritik als Gelingensbedingungen Politischer Bildung
by Lara Möller
17-2022 Soft Law: Rechtsschutzpotential von Nichtigkeitsklage und Vorabentscheidungsverfahren
by Sebastian Scholz
16-2022 eSports and Antitrust Law
by Soojin Nam, Viktoria H.S.E Robertson and Fabian Ziermann
15-2022 The Judicial Review of National Competition Law Decisions in Austria (2004-2021)
by Viktoria H.S.E Robertson
14-2022 Urban Law and Technology – Legal Implications of Smart Cities
by Lukas Jechtl
12-2022 Institutionalizing Google: When Self-Preferencing Becomes Anticompetitive
by Tea Mustać
11-2022 Sustainability and Interdisciplinarity as an Existential Necessity within a Planetary Perspective
by Maximilian Lakitsch
10-2022 Deduction of Benefits in European Tort Law
by David Messner
09-2022 Peacebuilding in an Entangled World
by Maximilian Lakitsch
08-2022 Grundrechte und Wirtschaftsverfassung
by Christoph Bezemek
06-2022 Computerforensik als neue Herausforderung in Ermittlungsverfahren bei Wirtschaftsdelikten
by Anna Zaversky
05-2022 The Twin Transition to a Green and Digital Economy: The Role for EU Competition Law
by Klaudia Majcher and Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson
04-2022 The Mutual Assistance Clause under Article 42(7) TEU. Considerations in Light of the Ukraine’s Quest for Membership
by Aistė Mickonytė
03-2022 Lawfulness in Theoretical Reason
by Paul Gragl
02-2022 Staatslehre zwischen öffentlichem Recht und Politikwissenschaft: Überkommenes Relikt oder zukunftsweisende Brücke?
by Stephan Hinghofer-Szalkay
01-2022 Federalism in 2030
by Bilyana Petkova
25-2021 The Foundations of Civil Liability for Industrial Pollution
by David Messner
24-2021 Data, Privacy and Competition Law
by Anne C. Witt
23-2021 Great unclear expectations: a study on the defectiveness of autonomous systems
by Cemre Polat
22-2021 The Use of the OSCE Moscow Mechanism and its Potential
by Wolfgang Benedek
21-2021 Sehnsucht nach Anerkennung - Der Exekutionstitel als Türöffner für die Mediation?
by Sascha Ferz
20-2021 The Duty to Prevent Harm in Challenging Times
by Gregor Christandl
19-2021 Der Gerichtsantrag auf Normenkontrolle gem Art. 89 Abs 2 B-VG
by Thomas Schoditsch
18-2021 Supremacy, the Uniformity of EU Law, and the Principle of Equality
by Marcus Klamert
17-2021 „Breaking the Law…!?“ Zur Rolle von Recht und Rechtsbezug in der Kulturgeschichte der steirischen Heavy Metal-Szene seit 1980
by Peter Pichler
16-2021 Zur kartellrechtlichen Erfassung von Marktmacht im digitalen Zeitalter
by Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson
15-2021 Erziehungsmacht und Staatsgewalt: Autonomie oder Intervention
by Jürgen Pirker
14-2021 Frieden im Anthropozän
by Maximilian Lakitsch
13-2021 Daten, Demokratie und Kartellrecht – Zur Entwicklung eines evidenzbasierten Umgangs mit Demokratiedefiziten in digitalen Märkten aus kartellrechtlicher Sicht
by Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson
12-2021 Towards Optimal Liability for Artificial Intelligence: Lessons from the European Union´s Proposals of 2020
by Stefan Heiß
11-2021 Anspruch und Wirklichkeit der Rechtswissenschaften - 21 Thesen zum Studium der Rechtswissenschaften im 21. Jahrhundert
by Christoph Bezemek
10-2021 Austrian Limited: Die Pläne zur flexiblen Kapitalgesellschaft und die Reform des Gesellschaftsrechts
by Walter Doralt, Keyvan Rastegar, Martin Gelter, Pierre-Henri Conanc, Katharina Rastegar and Edmund Schuster
09-2021 Akademische Karrierewege Für Juristen in Deutschland und Österreich
by Walter Doralt
08-2021 ‘The Law Works Itself Pure’ - Reflections on a Cherished Trope
by Christoph Bezemek
07-2021 The Climate and Ecological Emergency in the Era of a State of Exceptions
by Attila Antal
06-2021 Taxing Profit and Consumption in Market Jurisdictions: Equity and Administrability in the Digital Era
by Stefan Hammerl and Lily Zechner
05-2021 Organhaftung und D&O-Versicherung – Jüngere Entwicklungen und aktuelle Gestaltungsfragen
by Walter Doralt
04-2021 Compulsory Vaccination and the ECtHR: What to Expect
by Anja Krasser
03-2021 Penalty Clauses in Commercial Contracts
by Walter Doralt
02-2021 Understanding Conflicts with Religious Dimensions in their Transnational Interrelations
by Maximilian Lakitsch
01-2021 The Relevant Market Concept in Competition Law and Its Application to Digital Markets: A Comparative Analysis of the EU, US, and Brazil
by Magali Eben and Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson
09-2020 The Right to (Acquire?) Property: Social Security Rights before the ECtHR
by Aistė Mickonytė
08-2020 A Deconstruction of the Jurisdiction of the CJEU in CFSP Matters – Enlightenment at the End of the Tunnel?
by Lorin-Johannes Wagner
07-2020 Globale Gerechtigkeit und kollektive Autonomie - Demokratie als Problem des Kosmopolitismus
by Christian Hiebaum
06-2020 The Issues of Loss and Damage Within the International Climate Law
by Yvonne Karimi-Schmidt
05-2020 Così fan tutte: Some Comments on Austria’s Draft Communications Platforms Act
by Gregor Fischer, Matthias C. Kettemann and Felicitas Rachinger
04-2020 Wegfall der Geschäftsgrundlage
by Walter Doralt
03-2020 Von der Platzwagenlenkerin bis zur gerechten Zuteilung der Rauchwaren
by Anita Ziegerhofer
02-2020 The Role of Antitrust Authorities Regarding the Digital Economy
by Gerhard Fussenegger and Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson
01-2020 The Concept of Public Interest
by Christoph Bezemek and Tomas Dumbrovsky
