Oleksandr Veits
Oleksandr Veits is a contributor to the publications documented in this wiki. Use this ORCID to distinguish this contributor from unrelated similarly named people.
Identity and public profiles
Dated institutional context
The SRUMPL management page, dated 16 May 2026, associates him with economics and tax. The September 2025 drug-policy article identifies SRUMPL as his affiliation.
SRUMPL management record and the specific publications below provide the source context.
Selected publication connections
- With Valentyn Shapovalov, Valerii Shapovalov and Andrii Diachenko: a 2025 comparative drug-policy and forensic-pharmaceutical paper, publisher record, DOI 10.53933/e23ahw76.
- With Valerii Shapovalov, Olena Lavoshnyk and Olga Gubaryeva: vaccine circulation and pharmaceutical administration, publisher record.
- The SREIF book catalogue separately credits him as translator of The Law on the Residence, Employment, and Integration of Foreigners in the Territory of the Federal Republic of Germany (22 July 2026). Translation is not authorship of the underlying law. Publisher catalogue.
- With Valentyn Shapovalov: legal education and professional-error prevention (2024), primary record, DOI 10.53933/sspmlp.v4i4.169. Discussion of Erasmus-related educational ideas does not prove completion of a funded Erasmus project.
- With Valentyn Shapovalov, Valerii Shapovalov, Andrii Diachenko and Emma Nelson: the comparative anti-corruption editorial (16 July 2026), primary record, DOI 10.53933/fsr0fb46.
Shared conceptual publications
The publisher records list this author among the six coauthors of The Concept of Medico-Pharmaceutical Law: Principles, Advantages and Risks of Integration (12 December 2025) and Vision 2035 – Medico-Pharmaceutical Law for Human Security (6 March 2026). These bylines apply to those editions, not automatically to every later revision or conceptual article.
- 2025 monograph, DOI 10.53933/3qgntf55.
- 2026 book, DOI 10.53933/b91avw28.
Reading the record
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