Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies – ELTE AJK Kari Konyvtar

Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies 2024/4

Andras L. Pap: Conceptualizing, operationalizing and contesting (new) minorities: An introduction (363)
Noémi Nagy, Balázs Vizi: Conceptualisation and operationalisation of minorities in international law: Past experiences and new avenues (378)
Nóra Chronowski, Noémi Nagy: Minority identity in the making? Conceptualization and operationalization of national and ethnic minorities in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights (405)
Balázs Dobos: The question of recognising new minorities in Hungary (432)
Balázs Kiss: The debate on the recognition of Hungarian Jewry as a national minority in Hungary, 1990–1993 (454)
János Fiala-Butora: Allies or foes? Does the inclusion of new minorities undermine or strengthen the European system of minority protection? (468)
János Fiala-Butora: Corrigendum to: Allies or foes? Does the inclusion of new minorities undermine or strengthen the European system of minority protection? (485)
Andras L. Pap: Recognizing new minorities and distinct forms of exclusion: The inclusion of caste among the protected characteristics within anti-discrimination law in the diaspora (486)

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András Kecskés, Vendel Halász: Sustainability requirements in European Union corporate governance (283)
András Koltay: The scope of freedom of expression and the notion of ‘expressive conduct’ in the practice of the Hungarian Constitutional Court (305)
Erzsébet Csatlós: Blending digitalization and enhanced security: Exploring the role of ETIAS in migration control and its administrative structure (323)
Krisztina F. Rozsnyai: Politics of power instead of coordination in public space management – on the example of Budapest (347)

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Szilárd Tattay: Whose rights? Which representation? Conceptual problems concerning the representation of the ‘rights’ of future generations (147)
Jarosław Kostrubiec, Mirosław Karpiuk, Dominik Tyrawa: The status of municipal government in the sphere of ecological security (164)
Jolita Miliuvienė: How to avoid constitutional court-packing in an era of democratic backsliding: Reflections on the appointment of constitutional judges (182)
Amit Upadhyay, Abhinav Mehrotra A case for recognition of caste as a sui generis category in international law (204)
Zoltán J. Tóth, Benjamin Flander, Aleksandra Syryt, Norbert Tribl, Kateřina Frumarová, Ján Skrobák: Criminal law protection of state symbols in the countries of Central Europe: Common features and differences (222)
Gergely Gosztonyi, Gergely Ferenc Lendvai: Politicians’ liability for Facebook comments. A critical assessment of the Sanchez v. France judgment of the European Court of Human Rights (241)
Balázs Bartóki-Gönczy, Mónika Ganczer, Gábor Sulyok: Space sustainability: Current regulatory challenges (260)

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Tamás Hoffmann: The consequences of the Russia–Ukraine conflict – Introduction to the special issue (487)
Gábor Hajdu: The role of ISDS in the Russian–Ukrainian conflict (489)
Gábor Kecskés: The protection of nuclear installations in time of armed conflict – Old rules, new challenges (508)
Olena Rym, Vitaliy Kosovich: The value of formally undefined norms in the national legislation approximation to EU labour standards: The case of Ukraine (520)

Péter Mihályi, Iván Szelényi: The war of the Russian Empire against Ukraine: The most dangerous phase of the post-communist transition (536)
Péter Halmai: War shock and the economy. Some economic impacts of Russian aggression in Ukraine (545)
József Kis-Benedek: The security and military context of the Russia–Ukraine war (560)
Vanda Lamm: The war in Ukraine in light of international law (568)
Réka Varga: The Russian–Ukrainian war: The possibilities of ensuring accountability (580)
Judit Bayer: The European response to Russian disinformation in the context of the war in Ukraine (589)

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papír formátumban a Könyvtár folyóiratolvasójában.

Tamás Hoffmann: The consequences of the Russia–Ukraine conflict – Introduction to the special issue (487)
Gábor Hajdu: The role of ISDS in the Russian–Ukrainian conflict (489)
Gábor Kecskés: The protection of nuclear installations in time of armed conflict – Old rules, new challenges (508)
Olena Rym, Vitaliy Kosovych: The value of formally undefined norms in the national legislation approximation to EU labour standards: The case of Ukraine (520)