Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies 2025/2

  • Ágoston Mohay: Algorithmic immigration control? The ETIAS between technological benefits and fundamental rights considerations (97)
  • Laura Gyeney: ‘Salus rei publicae suprema lex esto’? The use of classified data in immigration cases: analysis of the joined cases C-420/22 and C-528/22 NW and PQ (113)
  • Jan Malíř: Joined cases C-29/22 P and C-44/22 P KS and KD V council and others: From expansive judicial review to the political question doctrine in the law of the CFSP? (131)
  • Péter D. Szigeti: Reinventing the wheel? Innovation and borrowing in the new Hungarian legislation on the suspension of citizenship (152)
  • Izabella Deák: Pseudo-Particularism in practice: Authoritarian strategies to undermine civil society (188)
  • Mátyás Bence: In the name of the people? The populist style of judicial reasoning and justificatory formalism (217)
  • István H. Szilágyi: The rise of populist nationalism. Social resentment and the anti-constitutional turn in Hungary (232)

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