On 21-22 September 2023, the Central European Academy organised its second annual scientific conference, ASCEA (Annual Scientific Conference of the Central European Academy), in cooperation with the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of the University of Miskolc, the Ferenc Mádl Institute of Comparative Law and the Central European Comparative Law Association. The conference aims to provide a platform for outstanding young scholars from the Central European region to discuss the most relevant and topical legal issues of the region with the next generation of legal scholars.
Exchanging views on innovative and well-functioning regulatory measures and good practice will contribute to a higher level of cooperation between neighbouring countries and allow participants to develop a common, central European approach to emerging legal challenges.
The conference consisted of a number of thematic panels, each of which was organised by a PhD student in the Central European Comparative Law Ph.D. programme of the Ferenc Deák School of Law and Political Sciences and a trainee researcher of the Central European Academy. Topics covered included adoption, consumer protection, energy and water law, environmental and climate protection, EU law, international and national criminal law, labour and social law, contract law, property law, space law, and current issues in tax law.
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