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- MTA Lendület-HPOPs Project Summary
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- Research Seminar on Mónika Ganczer's Paper
- Research Group for Interdisciplinary Legal Studies
- Legal Culture in Hungary - Theory and empirical research
- Discussion Group on Public International Law
- Research Group of the Comparative Constitutional Law
- Research Group on Multilevel Constitutionalism
- Delay in civil procedure
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- The Enforcement of EU Law against Member States
- Call for Applications - Postdoctoral Fellowships at the HAS CSS and the NUPS
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- How to Measure the Quality of Judicial Reasoning
- Hungarian open access online encyclopaedia of legal scholarship
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- Acta Juridica Hungarica - Imprint
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- Call for Applications for a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Law (Budapest)
- National Academies of Sciences and Research Organisations
- The Principle of Effective Legal Protection in Administrative Law
- International (Quasi-)Judicial Practices
- Call for Applications for a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Law (Budapest)
- The Interpretation and Functioning of the Right to Healthy Environment within the Central and Eastern European Region – Legal and Public Policy Frames
- Call for Applications for a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Law (Budapest)
- Using Collective Procedures to Enforce Minority Group Claims
- Enhancing Minority Rights Using Group Litigation in Europe
- Novelties of Criminal Law in Legal Consciousness
- Lendület-HPOPs Regulatory Change
- How does the law adapt, resist and learn? The responsiveness of the Hungarian legal system 2010-2018
- Populism in policy and law-making
- Department for the Study of Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law
- Department for the Study of the Domestic Implementation of International and European Law
- Department for the Study of the Private, Criminal and Administrative Law Guarantees of Market Economy
- Indigenous Rights and Human Remains: Assessing the Hungarian Situation
- Epidemiology and Law
- EpiLaw
- Department of Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Department of Criminal Law
- Department of European Union Law and International Law
- Department of Legal Theory, the Sociology of Law and the History of Law
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- EpiLaw Project Description
- Legal approaches to operationalize nationality and ethnicity
- Crises and democracy: the long-term impacts of COVID-19 on V4 country's electoral systems
- Project description
- List of participating institutes and researchers
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- Potential risks and opportunities in the regulation and application of Artificial Intelligence
- Parliamentary elections in Hungary: COVID-related RESTRICTIONS
- Away from home, away from my rights?
- War and democracy, or externalities of an armed conflict in the neighbourhood: recent challenges in Hungary
- How did the pandemic influence the role of the virtual communication in election campaigns?
- How did COVID-19 impacted the recently held elections in Serbia?
- How did France handle the challenges caused by the pandemic during the April presidential election?
- Correspondence voting from abroad: Will we see it this term?
- Czech municipal and Senate elections in 2022: With or without anti-covid-19 measures?
- Other materials
- Post-Covid political campaigning in the light of the war in Ukraine
- Did the Hungarian Government Inform Its Citizen or Take Part in The Campaign on The Side of the Ruling Parties during the Election Campaign Period?
- Has the COVID-19 pandemic affected discussion of e-voting in Poland?
- “The Show Must Go On” – The Hungarian Election Campaign Overshadowed by the Pandemic and the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
- Skating on Thin Ice – Campaigning in a Secondary School?
- Voting from abroad during the 2020 presidential elections in Poland - experiences and long-term effects
- Two birds with one stone – the significance of joint elections in Hungary
- Hungarian local governance in coronavirus– The curious case of the mayor’s very own budget
- Support for the rule of law. Cultural conditions for a strong and stable rule of law
- The Historical Constitution of Hungary then and now
- Alternative voting methods – Can we outsmart the pandemic?
- The role and impact of legal culture on the stability of the rule of law
- Legal Argumentation in the 21st Century
- Undermining the principle of legislative silence
- Could elections be too difficult to hold?
- Compulsory voting in Poland during a pandemic
- End of COVID-19? Czech Municipal elections and Senate elections without measurements regarding the pandemic
- Upcoming presidential elections in Czech Republic
- 2022 autumn election in the Czech Republic – selection of surprising results
- Postponement of the election date in Poland – once again?
- Electronic voting in Brazil: lessons to be learnt in the Visegrád region
- Comparing the Vote-by-mail System of Florida and Hungary
- Czech Presidential Elections: What is the Fate of Covid Measures in a Post-Covid World?
- HunConCourt Database
„Epidemiológia és jogtudomány” címmel indít a Társadalomtudományi Kutatóközpont által is támogatott kutatási projektet a kialakult járványügyi helyzetre tekintettel a TK Jogtudományi Intézete. A kutatás az NKFIH által finanszírozott „A magyar jogrendszer reakcióképessége 2010 és 2018 között (FK 129018)” kutatással összefüggésben működik.
Részletesen a projektről: https://jog.tk.mta.hu/…/a-koronavirus-kihivasai-es-a-jogtud…