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The Institute for Legal Studies’ system of awards has been renewed
“Comparative Constitutional Reasoning” (eds. András Jakab, Arthur Dyevre and Giulio Itzcovich) has just been published
The archive and the newest issue of Acta Juridica - Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies are available free of charge
The researchers of the HAS CSS Institute for Legal Studies stand in solidarity with the CEU
The researchers of the HAS CSS Institute for Legal Studies stand in solidarity with the CEU
The Central European University provides access to the most remarkable foreign language library in Hungary: aside from the wide scope of books, it makes available an incredibly rich collection of professional journals and valuable databases to the readers . The law collection of the library is of particular importance to our Institute. Losing this collection would mean an irretrievable loss.
The CEU as a university represents an outstanding quality both in research and in higher education, which ensures its position amongst the world’s top universities (for instance in political sciences) and inspires other Hungarian research institutions in the field of social sciences and legal studies.
Many countries in our region would doubtlessly welcome the CEU, considering the financial advantage of its presence as well as the gain in prestige. But aside from the loss our research would suffer the responsibility, which we feel for our country, makes us think that it would be sorrowful if the positive effect of the CEU could not be enjoyed by Hungary any longer.
Call for Applications for a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Law (Budapest)
“The Enforcement of EU Law and Values” (eds. András Jakab and Dimitry Kochenov) has just been published
Call for Papers: JTI blog
JTI blog - the Blogsite of the Institute for Legal Studies - calls for papers. JTI blog intends to cover the most important and interesting cases, events and developments in law and public policy in Hungary, Europe and beyond.