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Bialystok Legal Studies

Volume 31 (2026): Number 3

Artificial Intelligence as a Challenge for Human Rights, Labour Law and Antitrust Regulations

Daniel Milewski, Cezary Małozięć

7-23
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Competition and Wage Regulation in the EU

Massimiliano Delfino

25-45
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Competition and Self-Employed Workers in Europe: Some Critical Reflections

Costantino Cordella

47-56
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No-Poach Agreements and Wage-Fixing Practices: When Labour Market Collusion Becomes an Antitrust Issue

Katarzyna Sakowska, Karolina Zapolska

57-77
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Balancing Interests in Trade Secrets Protection under EU Law: A Human Rights and Freedoms Perspective

Paulina Korycińska-Rządca

79-101
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The Employment Status of a Person Performing Work through a Digital Platform

Wioletta Witoszko, Krystyna Ziółkowska

103-117
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The Renaissance of the Right to Strike in the United States Inside and Outside of Traditional Labour Law

Charles Szymanski

119-144
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Artificial Intelligence in Labour Relations: Is Ukrainian Labour Law Ready for European Standards?

Оlena Yе. Lutsenko, Olena H. Sereda, Georgii Zhelef, Nataliia Stepanenko, Maxim O. Tymoshenko

145-162
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The Pan-European Lifeline of a Labour Non-Compete Clause. Protecting Competition in Labour Markets through a Human Rights Narrative: The Example of Serbia

Mitar Simonovic, Filip Grdinic

163-182
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Post-Employment Non-Competition: The Content of Agreements and the Interpretation of Fairness in the Practice of Latvian Courts

Janis Karklins, Annija Karklina

183-197
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