A CEA blogja
Szakmai blogunkon folyamatosan megosztjuk az Akadémia együttműködésével készülő rövidebb publikációkat. Az Akadémia a blog-publikációk során szorosan együttműködik a Central European Association for Comparative Law-val.
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The Croatian Constitution and Association in Alliances with Other States
Constitutions elaborate on fundamental issues related to the organization of the state, the mutual relationships of public authorities, and the […]
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Retroactivity and retrospection – when is the rule of law violated?
The lex retro non agit principle is one of the principles that arise from the clause of the democratic rule […]
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The latest cases relating to diplomatic asylum before the International Court of Justice (Embassy of Mexico in Quito and Glas Espinel cases)
Factual background On 5 April 2024, in the middle of the night (around 10:00 p.m.), Ecuadorian law enforcement agents broke […]
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The Second Annual Report of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors – Implications for Central Europe
Introduction On 16 October 2025, the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors (hereinafter referred to as PCPM) released its […]
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‘Starving’ the Constitutional Tribunal
The Constitutional Tribunal (CT) is a central, constitutional body of the Republic of Poland. Although it is not an organ […]
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Diplomatic asylum: a legal gap or a separate legal institution?
Diplomatic asylum: concept and content „The right of asylum is the privilege whereby persons who have fled to the […]
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Slovakia’s 2025 Constitutional Amendment – Traditional Values and National Identity in the Constitution
In September 2025, Slovakia’s National Council passed a constitutional amendment that introduced several traditional value provisions into the Slovak Constitution.[1] […]
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Questions about the Federalisation of the European Union
Europeanist or constitutionalist doctrine has produced conflicting analyses of the legal nature of the European Union. References to existing categories […]
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Are we Living in a Fiscal Federation … and Haven’t Noticed?
Jean Monnet, one of the EU’s ‘founding fathers’, believed that “Europe would be built through crises, and that it would […]
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The Aleksander Ładoś Group: The Role of the Polish Foreign Service in Rescuing Jews During World War II
As usual in times of war, fear, and affliction, the individual human being had ceased to exist; only one thing counted: a valid passport.[1] […]
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Validation of the presidential elections in Poland
According to the Constitution, the Supreme Court determines the validity of the election of the President of the Republic of […]
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The sacking of judges in the face of ECHR case law
On 24 April 2025, the Ministry of Justice presented a draft bill titled ‘the Act on the restoration of the […]
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