Juridica International 2025 (34)

The latest issue of Juridica International, published at the end of the year, reaffirms the journal’s position as a well-established, internationally recognised peer-reviewed forum for legal scholarship that situates the analysis of Estonian law within a broader European and international context. The volume brings together rigorous doctrinal research with comparative, interdisciplinary, and forward-looking perspectives, offering international readers analytically grounded insight into contemporary developments in Estonian law. Drawing on the scholarly work of the Faculty of Law of the University of Tartu, the journal fosters a meaningful dialogue in which Estonian law and legal scholarship engage with wider European and global legal debates.

This year's Juridica International contains following articles:

• Yaroslav Halieiev. How to Patch a Gap? The Legal Regime of Internment in Armed Conflict in Eastern Ukraine: Domestic Approach
• Ilze Plakane. Good Faith in Civil Procedure: The Latvian Experience
• Ivo Tulvik. Streamlining Corporate Mergers and Divisions of Limited Liability Companies in Estonia: Exploring the Simplified Proceedings and Waiver of Waiting Periods
• Merily Tamm. Disproportionate Restrictions on the Exercise of Discretion concerning Public Procurement Instruments under Estonian Legislation
• Gerli Helene Gritsenko. Assignment or Licence? Regulating Authors’ Economic Rights in Public Contracts
• Olavi-Jüri Luik, Rauno Kinkar. Artificial Intelligence and Non-Contractual Liability: Will the Insurance System Replace the Tort System in the Future?
• Diana Kull. Digitale Gläubigerversammlungen im deutschen Insolvenzverfahren unter Berücksichtigung europäischer Entwicklungen
• Anneli Soo, Andreas Kangur, Mari-Liis Mägi, Kristiina Uus. Unfit for Punishment Due to Mental Disorder? The Challenge of Defining Fitness to Serve a Prison Sentence in Estonia

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Juridica International, published since 1996, is a peer-reviewed open-access law journal. The journal is indexed in internationally recognised academic databases, including Scopus, one of the world’s most influential databases of peer-reviewed scholarly literature, widely used for assessing the visibility and quality of research.