Central European Legal Insights

Serbia’s Constitutional Soul History and Modernity

Constitutional identity is rooted in history as much as in legal doctrine.
In this episode of Central European Legal Insights, we are joined by Vladan Petrov *, President of the Serbian Constitutional Court and Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Belgrade. The conversation explores the historical development of Serbian constitutionalism and the core elements shaping Serbia’s constitutional identity.

* At the time of recording, the guest served as a judge of the Constitutional Court of Serbia. He has since been appointed President of the Constitutional Court.

Integration in Central Europe Challenges and Possibilities

In this episode, Przemysław Czarnek, Associate Professor at the Catholic University of Lublin, examines the Polish constitutional identity and the alternative forms of integration in Central Europe. The episode offers a nuanced perspective on constitutional thinking in the region, highlighting viewpoints that contribute to ongoing European debates.

Between Brussels and Zagreb the Rights of National Parliaments

Listen to this episode to explore how constitutional development and parliamentary cooperation shape Europe today.
Our guest is Petar Bačić, Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Split. The conversation examines Croatia’s constitutional evolution and the relationship between national parliaments and the European Parliament, offering insight into the dynamics of European parliamentary interaction.

Macedonia and the EU Identity vs. Integration?

What does constitutional identity mean in the context of European Union integration?

In this episode of Central European Legal Insights, we are joined by Tanja Karakamisheva Jovanovska, Professor of Constitutional Law at Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje. The conversation explores North Macedonia’s constitutional identity and the key challenges the country faces throughout the EU integration process, offering insight into the complexity of constitutional thinking in a changing political landscape.

Intellectual Foundations of the (Post) Modern Legal Culture

Constitutional identity cannot be understood without its cultural and intellectual foundations. In this episode of Central European Legal Insights, Aleksander Stępkowski, Professor at the University of Warsaw and Judge of the Polish Supreme Court, reflects on the historical transformations shaping (post-)modern legal culture and outlines the foundations of Poland’s constitutional identity.

The Mission of the CEA Bridging Borders, Building Community in the Heart of Europe

Behind every conversation lies an institutional vision. In this episode of Central European Legal Insights, Katarzyna Zombory, Director of the Research Director, and János Ede Szilágyi, Director of Strategy and Deputy General Director, present the mission, key activities and strategic objectives of the Academy, offering insight into the institutional framework behind the series.

Serbia’s Constitutional Soul History and Modernity

* At the time of recording, the guest served as a judge of the Constitutional Court of Serbia. He has since been appointed President of the Constitutional Court.

Integration in Central Europe Challenges and Possibilities

Between Brussels and Zagreb the Rights of National Parliaments

Macedonia and the EU Identity vs. Integration?

What does constitutional identity mean in the context of European Union integration? In this episode of Central European Legal Insights, we are joined by Tanja Karakamisheva Jovanovska, Professor of Constitutional Law at Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje. The conversation explores North Macedonia’s constitutional identity and the key challenges the country faces throughout the EU integration process, offering insight into the complexity of constitutional thinking in a changing political landscape.