Economic Governance

More about the research objective

The research project on "Economic Governance" focuses on the main pillars of the economic aspects of governance - fiscal (including public finance, taxation and state aid) and monetary policy. The specificity of the research project is that it does so not only from a general, theoretical perspective, but also from the perspective of the Central European states on the one hand, and from the perspective of EU law on the other.
The Central European perspective is explained country by country (7 EU Member States +1 non-EU Member States), but the research aims to draw general conclusions from the observation of national specificities in this area.
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Professors in the research group

group leader

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Book

The publishing house's mainly English-language books and journals help to build dialogue between the national scientific communities of the Central European region, and enable high quality scientific output to be disseminated outside the region.

Zoltán Nagy

Economic Governance: The Impact of the European Union on the Regulation of Fiscal and Monetary Policy in Central European Countries

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Articles

Effectiveness of Tax Dispute Resolution Mechanisms – The Impact of the European Legal Framework on National Jurisdiction

Does the Czech Parliament Follow Tax Law Drafting Principles?

Some Remarks on the ‘Hungarian Euro’

The Global Minimum Tax and Its Potential Impact on the Competitiveness of the Hungarian Corporate Tax System

Legal Implications of EU Economic Governance for Public Finance in a Member State

Our conferences

The Central European Academy organised a conference entitled "Specific Central European Aspects of Economic Governance" on 1 and 2 February 2024 at the [...]

The Central European Academy 2023 on 26-27 October 2023 on "The Interaction of National Economic Governance with the EU Integration and Contested Areas" [...]

Other results

Tax documents and a calculator

Balázs Károlyi: Relationship Between Tax Harmonization and National Sovereignty

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Balázs Károlyi: Tackling Tax Avoidance Within the EU

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Agnieszka Mikos-Sitek: Contemporary Functions of the Central Bank in Poland

Tax-related documents and coins

Michal Radvan: Local taxes in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, and Hungary

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Rado Bohinc: Some Proposals for Adaptation of the Slovenian Tax System and Policy

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Rado Bohinc: Economic Governance from a Central European Perpective

Dušan V. Popović: National economic governance in the context of Serbia’s EU accession process

Michal Radvan: Tax Law Amendments in Times of Crises to Limit Public Debts

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Some Monetary Policy Related Constitutional Issues in the V4 Countries

The termination of the USA-Hungary double tax convention and its repercussions

The termination of the USA-Hungary double tax convention and its repercussions

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Some proposals for adaptation of the Slovenian tax system and policy

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Financial autonomy of local self-government in Poland

The interrelationship

The interrelationship between regulated and discretionary Hungarian fiscal policy

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State aid control in Serbia: between national sovereignty and European integration requirements

Dušan V. Popović: National economic governance in the context of Serbia’s EU accession process

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