Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies 2025/1

  • Andras L. Pap: Conceptualizing and operationalizing national and other minorities: An introduction (1)
  • Iván Halász, René Petráš: The recognition of new minorities in the Czech Republic (10)
  • Iván Halász: Migration and new minorities in Slovakia after 1989. The process of the legal and political recognition of minorities (29)
  • Jakub Przemysław Żurek: New national minorities in Poland (48)
  • Gábor Schweitzer: Government attempts to categorise Jewry as an ‘ethnic group’ in Hungary (1938–1939) (62)
  • Andras L. Pap: Albinism, colourism and the law: Challenges in conceptualizing and operationalizing race and ethnicity (74)

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Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies 2022/3

  • Lajos Vékás: In memoriam Attila Harmathy (1937-2022) (175)
  • Bence Kis Kelemen, Mátyás Kiss: The targeted killing of Qasem Soleimani: A case study through the lens of jus ad bellum (177)
  • Tamás Hoffmann: War or peace? – International legal issues concerning the use of force in the Russia–Ukraine conflict (206)
  • Iván Halász: The establishment of the institutional framework of comparative law in the socialist Czechoslovakia and Hungary (236)
  • Ioannis Fasoulis: Navigating the nexus between UNCLOS and the sustainable development goals: Perspectives from transitions in Norway’s ocean governance regime (258)
  • Dániel Szilágyi: Empowering consumers: Towards a broader interpretation of the vulnerable consumer concept in the European Union (279)
  • Asli Alkiș-Tümtürk: Uncertain future of transatlantic data flows: Will the United States ever achieve the ‘adequate level’ of data protection? (294)

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