Sudzina, M. Świrgoń-Skok, R., Kosior, Wojciech J. Ownership rights protection in Polish and Slovak law - comparative law analysis [elektronický zdroj]; recenzenti Katarína Zajác Ševcová, Piotr Niczyporuk . - 1. vyd. - Košice : Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2024. - 176 s. [16,1 AH], ISBN (elektronické) 9788057403395. - Spôsob prístupu: https://unibook.upjs.sk/img/cms/2024/pravf/ownership-rights-protection.pdf. Projekt: 100 rokov Trianonskej zmluvy - APVV APVV-19-0419. 10.33542/ORP-0339-5

[SUDZINA, Milan ( Autor, 42.8% [6,89 AH] ) - ŚWIRGOŃ-SKOK, Renata ( Autor, 23% [3,7 AH] ) - KOSIOR, Wojciech ( Autor, 34.2% [5,51 AH] )]

Sudzina, M. Restitution process in the Slovak Republic. In: Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Law : Agrár- és Környezetjog. - ISSN 1788-6171. - Roč. 20, č. 38 (2025), s. 385-415.

Database: SCOPUS

Sudzina, M. Zabezpečovacie opatrenia podľa Civilného sporového poriadku. In: Acta Iuridica Resoviensia. - ISSN 2720-0574. - Roč. 35, č. 4 (2021), s. 372-382. Projekt: 100 rokov Trianonskej zmluvy - APVV APVV-19-0419.

Sudzina, M. Právna úprava konkurzného konania v Slovenskej republike po zmenách vykonaných zákonom č. 309/2023 Z. Z. In: Acta Iuridica Resoviensia. - ISSN 2720-0574. - Roč. 43, č. 4 (2023), s. 128-141.

Molnár, P. - Sudzina, M. - Čollák, J. Ochrana ľudských hodnôt v procesnom práve. 1. vyd. Košice : Typopress-tlačiareň, 2023. 196 s. [17,97 AH]. ISBN 9788081291456. Projekt: Ochrana ľudských hodnôt v súkromnom práve v kontexte moderných trendov a prebiehajúcej rekodifikácie súkromného práva - VEGA 1/0765/20.

VEGA 1/0610/25 "Historical and legal foundations, development and parallels of restorative justice and their legacy for modern criminal law", 01/2025 – 12/2027, co-worker

Restorative justice is a process that aims to reduce injustice. It aims to strengthen justice and reduce crime. In order to achieve this, it seeks to bring together all the parties involved - that is, the victim who has been harmed, the offender who has caused the harm in question, and the community in which the harm has been caused. Restorative justice in its modern understanding and meaning, however, did not appear on the scene until the end of the last century. However, the various ideological concepts, principles, elements or starting points of restorative justice have been present in our past since the earliest times and can be seen in the development of (criminal) law and its institutes. The main aim of the presented project is a systematic analysis of the historical-legal foundations and individual elements of restorative justice in the past - with a subsequent identification of their (possible) legacy in the criminal policy of the state and modern criminal law. Thus, the project will contribute to the understanding of the historical issue of the development of restorative justice under investigation.

VEGA č. 1/0259/22 "New approaches to solving the entrepreneur's financial difficulties", 01/2022 - 12/2024, co-worker

The project focuses on the assessment of the legal aspects of the new legal regulations in commercial and bankruptcy law related to the solution of the entrepreneur's financial difficulties and on the solution of theoretical and application problems in the solution of these financial difficulties of the entrepreneur. The proposed research focuses on 3 areas: solving the threat of bankruptcy by introducing preventive restructuring frameworks into the Slovak legal order, solving bankruptcy through the new institute of small bankruptcy and new challenges of corporate financing in the law of commercial companies (simplifying access to funds through long-term sustainable investments in small and medium enterprises). The project primarily responds to current legislative changes in the field of bankruptcy law (adopted directive on restructuring and insolvency, introduction of the institute of small bankruptcy in the Act on Bankruptcy and Restructuring) and commercial law (adopted Regulation No. 2017/1129 EU on the prospectus).

APVV-19-0419 "100 years of Treaty of Trianon", 07/2020 - 06/2024, co-worker

Treaty of Trianon is one of the most problematic treaties of the Versailles peace system, rising different emotions on the both sides of the Danube during 100 years of being in force. Pride of one sown state that the treaty has helped to build on the one side, dissappointment and disillusion on the other. Rising international cooperation of Slovak, Hungarian and Polish legal scientists will aspire to change the stated status by revising the Treaty of Trianon excactly after 100 years of its signing in respect of it´s significance to the region of Central Europe as their primary goal. Treaty of Trianon hasn’t been analyzed in detail and comprehensively examined by legal scientists yet, there for legal historians, romanists as well as positive lawyers will take part in there a search in order to examine the Treaty mostly in aspects of public law, not neglecting private law consequences as well. While the primary objective of there as earch remains scientific, the ambition of the participants also excedesin to achieving consensus in a mater deeply controversional over 100 years mostly between Slovak and Hungarian colleagues. The results of there search will not only beutilised in the pedagogical proces s, but also in the praxis of Historian society in Košice.

VEGA č.1/0765/20 "Protection of human values in private law in the context of modern trends and ongoing recodification of private law", 01/2020 - 12/2022 - representative of project manager

Fundamental human values can be considered as a one of the most fundamental determinants of the rule of law. Human values are permanent attributes on which norm-setting must lie in every area of law, especially private law. At the same time, the interpretation of legal norms must always be implemented in the light of the values to which these standards provide protection. Human values, their occurrence, and their balance in private-law relationships, and in particular their protection, can be considered as a prerequisite for the functioning of society. The research team believes that it is necessary to examine the scope of human values, the protection of which should be ensured by standards and principles of private law, and which should become fundamental interpretative rules. The issue in question must be examined from the point of view of private substantive law, as well as civil procedural law. The ambition of the project is also to reflect on the formulation of de lege ferenda proposals.