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Le Consortium des centres internationaux de recherche agricole est une nouvelle organisation internationale, dont le siège a été fixé en France. Exemple atypique d'institutionnalisation d'un projet porté par quinze centres de recherche non gouvernementaux, le cas du Consortium permet d'interroger in concreto les modalités de la transformation d'un réseau de partenariats public/ privé en un sujet secondaire du droit international public.

The purpose of the article was to offer ways to improve the legislation regulating the field of automation of judicial enforcement proceedings, in order to guarantee the rights of the executing entities. The research methodology is based on the application of the following methods of scientific cognition: analytical, comparative, legal, hermeneutic and synthesis. Gaps in the legal regulation of automation of court enforcement proceedings in Ukraine were identified and ways to eliminate them were suggested. The authors have offered amendments to legislative acts with respect to: granting the right to the parties to enforcement proceedings to apply through the enforcement officer to the State Enterprise "National Information Systems" to further solve problems of removing obstacles to access to the Automated System of Court Enforcement Proceedings. It is concluded that, it can be stated that the automation of court enforcement proceedings is a significant achievement of the national system of court enforcement proceedings. However, in order to improve the legislation on the automation of judicial enforcement procedures and the practice of its implementation, a set of institutional reforms must be carried out.

The term "securitization" derives its origin from the word "security". At the end of the 20th century this question has formed as a subject of active academic debate, especially in Western countries, but any attempts to give a universal definition of the concept of "security" have faced difficulties in its use or the presence of an ideological element in it. Security was more often interpreted only as a goal to which states strive, that is, as a form without an expressive and certain content. The desire for a conceptual review and the need for an expanded interpretation of the concept of security led to the emergence of a new theory by B. Buzan and O. Wever, and the author tries to find out what the significance of this approach is in terms of world politics.

The article is devoted to the study and analysis of such areas of civil law as non-contractual structures, within the inheritance law of individual European Union countries, the emergence, development and implementation of such structures in regulations governing the inheritance procedures of countries such as Poland, Czech Republic, Republic of Lithuania and the Republic of Latvia. The purpose of the study in the monograph is a comprehensive analysis of the nature and specifics of legal and doctrinal bases of regulation and practice of non-contractual constructions in the inheritance law of individual EU countries (Poland, Czech Republic, Lithuania, and Latvia). As a result of the study the concept of non-contractual constructions of inheritance law is formed in the work. The types of non-contractual constructions, first of all their dialectical classification, architecture and place in the system of inheritance law are singled out and analyzed. An analysis of their identification and separation in different states, depending on the legal family, traces the integrity of the fundamental structure of knowledge about the obligatory rights of the testator within the will, heirs and beneficiaries in their biocentric expression and in the context of social ties. Emphasis is placed on rethinking and solving some problems in inheritance law, from the point of view of new world realities.

This comprehensive study aims to identify from a strategic perspective a new port classification approach based on port features and characteristics. Data of 3,685 ports worldwide have been collected, and 25 dimensions with 62 factors have been identified and utilized to analyze and classify ports worldwide. The K‐means clustering technique has been utilized to conduct the port classification process at several levels. First, ports have been classified into two general clusters (low capabilities and moderate‐to‐high capabilities). Then only ports with moderate‐to‐high potentials were classified and taxonomized. In addition to identifying and classifying ports with moderate‐to‐high capabilities, findings of the second round demonstrate the existence of three main clusters. The new port classification has been used to provide new insights about the top 50 terminal ports as a real case study. This innovative approach is valuable for most port‐related decision‐making situations and facilitates the global supply chain management processes.