Publication of High-Value Datasets Under the Act No. 106/1999 Coll...
High-value datasets; open data; access to information; public-sector information; machine-readable formats; data reuse
The article examines the Czech legal framework governing the publication and reuse of high-value public-sector datasets. It analyses open-data requirements, machine-readable formats, APIs, licensing conditions, obliged entities, and the implementation of EU open-data legislation.
ŠKUREK, MARTIN
Key Concepts on Intellectual Property Rights and Sustainable Development
Intellectual property rights; sustainable development; technology transfer; access to knowledge; green innovation; WIPO Development Agenda
The article examines how intellectual property rights may promote or obstruct sustainable development through innovation, access to knowledge, technology transfer, public health, and environmental protection. It evaluates international IP institutions and legal mechanisms, including the public domain, limitations and exceptions, patents, copyright, TRIPS, and the WIPO Development Agenda.
KESERŰ, BARNA ARNOLD
The Political Protection of Transdanubian Protestantism...
Transdanubian Protestantism; Miklós Bethlen; religious persecution; political pamphlets; galley-slave pastors; Protestant diplomacy
The article examines Miklós Bethlen’s political and diplomatic efforts to protect persecuted Hungarian Protestant pastors and teachers during the “decade of mourning.” It analyses pamphlets, correspondence, legal proceedings, and international Protestant intervention against Habsburg religious persecution.
ALBERT, ANDRÁS
Objective Dialectical Relationship Behind Forensic Identity
Forensic identification; expert evidence; fingerprint analysis; evidentiary uncertainty; cognitive bias; dialectical logic
The article examines the theoretical foundations of forensic identification and the uncertainty inherent in conclusions linking evidentiary objects to a common source. It applies dialectical logic to fingerprint identification, expert evidence, probabilistic reasoning, cognitive bias, and emerging human–technology cooperation in forensic science.

