englischSince 2014, the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen has been passing on police costs for high-risk major events to their organisers. The charge, which is unique in Germany, primarily affects professional football.

Charging private individuals for the costs of state security services affects [...]

englischWith a foreword by Prof. Dr. iur. Michael Kawik and Prof. Dr. iur. Darius O. Schindler.

Conflicts in the German Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) are of a special nature. This is partly due to the specific framework conditions of an army, but also to the historically grown self-image of the troops [...]

englischThe topic selection of judges has become topical again in Germany because the coalition agreement of the governing parties includes a review of the selection of federal judges. The book examines the selection of judges in a European comparison. The selection of federal judges plays an [...]

englischThis work addresses the issue of the duty of the heir to look after the assets of his co-heirs. The spectrum of opinions is presented and the civil and criminal law classification of the estate within the community of heirs is analysed. Building on this, the individual characteristics of an [...]

englischThis volume analyses the dysfunctionality of the German housing market. Using the example of post-war reconstruction, it shows how creating an appropriate legal framework can lead to a well-functioning housing market.

Based on the qualified rent index, the legal causes for the dysfunctional [...]

englischWith a foreword by Prof. Dr. em. Hermann Avenarius.

The book contains a brief description of the history, reception and continuation of Roman law, Canon law and Greek law. It explains how the respective civil laws were handed down from antiquity and received in German legal history, and [...]