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The Origins of the Debate on the Rule of Law in the Philosophy of Law – Part Two
PHILOSOPHY

The Origins of the Debate on the Rule of Law in the Philosophy of Law – Part Two

Of course, violations of the rule of law must not lead to corruption or abuse of power in the member states. However, a schematic “transfer” of the institutions that serve the rule of law to the EU level could particularly endanger the essence of the rule of law.

Soma Hegedős
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19.05.2022
The Origins of the Debate on the Rule of Law in the Philosophy of Law – Part One
PHILOSOPHY

The Origins of the Debate on the Rule of Law in the Philosophy of Law – Part One

The rule of law debates could have a drastic effect on the future of the European Union. The systematic transfer of institutions serving justice and enforcing the rule of law to the European level may endanger democracy and in particular the original concept of the rule of law.

Soma Hegedős
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15.05.2022
Written Constitutions: The Illusory Phenomenon of Legal Certainty
PHILOSOPHY

Written Constitutions: The Illusory Phenomenon of Legal Certainty

Law professor James Allan claims that although written constitutions are very popular around the world, they may not deliver what they promise to citizens.

Soma Hegedős
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05.02.2022
Is Abortion Indeed a Human Right?
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Is Abortion Indeed a Human Right?

In this paper we will focus on the different legal arguments for and against the right to life in the context of the relevant international laws, covenants, and legal texts.

László Gábor Lovászy
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19.01.2022
Don’t get down on your knees!
OPINION

Don’t get down on your knees!

As a result of this omnipotent power, Facebook can influence votes, stock exchange rates, and the way of thinking of entire generations.

Attila Gulyás
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25.12.2021
The Limits of Legal Interpretation
OPINION

The Limits of Legal Interpretation

If the Basic Law is considered illegitimate, then the law which determines the electoral order on the basis of this Basic Law is also illegitimate. The conclusion that can be drawn is simple: the participation in parliament of political forces with a simple a majority is also illegitimate.

András Karácsony
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12.11.2021
Changing Attitudes towards a Second Human Rights Revolution
POLITICS

Changing Attitudes towards a Second Human Rights Revolution

International law has been constantly expanding and consolidating its competence over relations between state and people.

Lénárd Sándor
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11.04.2021
Law, Politics, and Juristocracy
POLITICS

Law, Politics, and Juristocracy

The central proposition to help decode the nature of the European polis is that the EU is simultaneously a legal and a political formation.

György Schöpflin
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11.04.2021

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