Living in a country under foreign occupation he became engrossed in the science of private law, and (under the influence and with the support of his masters) he started to study the characteristics of socialist, and later of Western European legal systems. Within the socialist bloc, he became one of the early experts on Common Market law, who, following an unexpected historical event, the 1989 regime change in Hungary, was also able to make practical use of his theoretical knowledge for the benefit of his country. In 2021, on the 90th anniversary of his birth and the 10th anniversary of his death, the article remembers Ferenc Mádl, legal scholar, member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, minister in the Antall- and Boross governments, former President of Hungary. |
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Anniversary: Commemorating the 90th Birthday of Ferenc Mádl, President of the Republic (2000-2005) |
Ferenc Mádl, the Hungarian Professor of European Law |
Journal | Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law, Issue 1 2021 |
Keywords | Ferenc Mádl, private international law, Central Europe, V4, Hungary |
Authors | Endre Domaniczky |
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Public Health Emergency: National, European and International Law Responses |
Defining the Common European Way of LifeExploring the Concept of Europeanness |
Journal | Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law, Issue 1 2021 |
Keywords | European identity, Common European Way of Life, coronavirus, European citizenship, Hungary, enlargement policy, Europeanness |
Authors | Lilla Nóra Kiss and Orsolya Johanna Sziebig |
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The article focuses on the interpretation of the European Way of Life and the concept of Europeanness. Ursula von der Leyen determined the Promotion of the European Way of Life as a priority of the 2019-2024 Commission. The purpose behind this was to strengthen European democracy and place the citizens into the center of decision-making. The article examines the role of European identity, European citizenship and those historical-traditional conditions that make our way of life ‘common’. The Common European Way of Life may be defined as a value system based on the established legal basis of EU citizenship that can be grasped in the pursuit of common principles and the exercise of rights guaranteed to all EU citizens, limited only under exceptional circumstances and ensuring socio-economic convergence. The article covers general conceptual issues but also focuses on the extraordinary impact of the COVID-19. Lastly, the relevant aspects of enlargement policy are also explored. |
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EUdentity – European Conference on Constitutional IdentityReport on the ‘Constitutional EUdentity 2019’ Conference Organized by the Constitutional Court of Hungary, 8 March 2019, Budapest |
Journal | Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law, Issue 1 2019 |
Authors | Attila Szabó |
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Union Citizenship: Fundamental Status and Fundamental Rights Analysis of the Recent Jurisprudence of the Court Related to Union CitizenshipThe Rottmann, Zambrano, McCarthy and Dereci Cases |
Journal | Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law, Issue 1 2013 |
Authors | Laura Gyeney |
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Gendermainstreaming in ontwikkelingshulp van de Europese Unie: conservatieve Europeesheid? |
Journal | Res Publica, Issue 1 2012 |
Authors | Petra Debusscher |
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