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Curriculum vitae
Name: JAKAB, András Bálint
Titles: Prof., DSc, dr. jur., LLM, PhD, dr. habil.
Current Position:
Professor of Austrian Constitutional and Administrative Law
University of Salzburg
Fachbereich für Öffentliches Recht, Völker- und Europarecht
Kapitelgasse 5-7
5020 Salzburg, Austria
Phone: +43 662 8044 / 3605
E-mail: [email protected]
https://www.uni-salzburg.at/vvr/jakab/
Research homepage: http://ssrn.com/author=1707808
Date and place of birth: 02.03.1978, Budapest (Hungary)
Citizenship: Hungarian
Family status: married, one child
EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS
03.03.2017-10.03.2017 Bamberg Winter School of Methods and Techniques (European
Consortium for Political Research) (topics: Web Scraping Using R; Quantitative
Text Analysis)
06.10.2016 successful defence of Doctor Scientiarum (DSc, a title granted by the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences to senior academics) dissertation on “European
Constitutional Language”
11.07.2016-18.08.2016 Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis (topics:
Applying Regression; Mixed Methods Research; Advanced Quantitative
Analysis; Bayesien Analysis in the Social Sciences; Game Theory; Quantitative
Data Analysis with R; Mathematics for Social Scientists)
01.07.2016 title of full professor (egyetemi tanár) by the President of Hungary
19.09.2012 successful habilitation lecture (lecture to acquire a tenured professorship) at the
Pázmány Péter Catholic University (Budapest) on Legal Arguments Used in the
Fight against Terrorism (document issued on 4.12.2012)
21.03.2007 PhD degree in Political and Legal Sciences from the University of Miskolc
(Hungary)
2004-2006 PhD course at the Faculty of Political and Legal Sciences of the University of
Miskolc (Hungary); title of thesis: A magyar jogrendszer szerkezete (The
Structure of the Hungarian Legal Order); supervisor: Prof. Miklós Szabó
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2004-2005 Post-Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (PGCHE) from Nottingham
Trent University, School of Education
30.04.2004 Seminar of the Deutscher Hochschulverband (German University Federation)
on “Teaching and Examining” (in German)
2003-2004 “LL.M. in German Law” from the University of Heidelberg (degree: “sehr gut”
[very good] from 15.03.2005)
2001-2003 University of Western Hungary (Nyugat-magyarországi Egyetem), Economics
(distance learning)
July 2002 Summer School of the Collège d’Europe (Warsawa [Natolin], Poland)
June 2001 Degree in Legal and Political Sciences (summa cum laude) from the Pázmány
Péter Catholic University (Budapest) (title: dr. jur.)
1998-1999 University of Salzburg, Faculty of Law (main topics: Austrian constitutional law
and legal theory)
1997-1998 Eötvös Lóránd University (Budapest), Philosophy (main topics: political
philosophy and logic)
1996-2001 Pázmány Péter Catholic University (Budapest), Faculty of Law and Political
Sciences
AWARDS
George Kassimatis Award (for the best conference paper) at the (quadrennial) VIIth World
Congress of Constitutional Law Athens (Greece) by the International Association of
Constitutional Law (IACL), 11-15 June 2007; title of the paper: “Neutralizing the Sovereignty
Question”
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Oct. 2017 – full professor of Austrian Constitutional and Administrative Law (Professor für
Verfassungs- und Verwaltungsrecht) at the University of Salzburg (Austria)
Sept. 2016 – Oct. 2017 full professor (egyetemi tanár) in European and Hungarian
Constitutional Law at the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Faculty of Law
and Political Sciences [subjects taught: EU Constitutional Law (in English),
Empirical Legal Studies (in Hungarian)]
Jan. 2013 – Sept. 2017 tenured research chair (tudományos tanácsadó) and Director of
the Institute for Legal Studies of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
(Budapest)
Sept. 2011 – Aug. 2016 Schumpeter Fellow (Senior Research Fellow leading an
independent research group) on Comparative Constitutional Reasoning at the
Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law
(Heidelberg, Germany)
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Sept. 2010 – Aug. 2011 Associate Professor (egyetemi docens) at the Department of
Constitutional Law of the Pázmány Péter Catholic University in Budapest
(subjects taught: Constitutional Economics (Public Choice), Comparative
Constitutional Law and Hungarian Constitutional Law [in Hungarian], Public
International Law [in English])
Sept. 2010 – Aug 2011 Legal Advisor of the Data Protection Commissioner of the
Hungarian Parliament (member of the cabinet)
Oct. 2008 – August 2010 García-Pelayo Research Fellow (investigador contratado M.
García-Pelayo) at the Centre for Political and Constitutional Studies (Centro de
Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales, Madrid, Spain) (research topic:
Constitutional Reasoning in Europe)
Sept. 2006 – Sept. 2008 Lecturer in Law at Liverpool Law School (The University of
Liverpool, United Kingdom) [subjects taught: Jurisprudence (Legal Theory),
English Legal System and Legal Skills] (administrative responsibility: Deputy
Director of Undergraduate Exams, Dissertations Officer)
Oct. 2004 – Sept. 2006 Lecturer in Law at the Department of Academic Legal Studies of
Nottingham Law School (Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom)
[subjects taught: English Legal Method, European Union Law, (British)
Constitutional Law and Administrative Law]
Feb. 2003 – Sept. 2004 Junior Research Fellow (wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) at the
Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law
(Heidelberg, Germany) (Reference Topics: Comparative State Theory
[vergleichende Staatslehre], South-Eastern Europe, Hungary, and Austria);
09.2003 – 04.2004: coach of the team of the University of Heidelberg at the
2004 Concours Européen des Droits de l’Homme René Cassin (human rights
moot court in French) (ranked 18th among 57)
Sept. 2001 – Jan. 2003 Research and Teaching Assistant (egyetemi tanársegéd) for
Administrative Law at Károli Gáspár Calvinist University in Budapest
(Hungary)
TEMPORARY AND HONORARY AFFILIATIONS
October 2017 – Honorary Fellow (tiszteletbeli kutató) at the Pázmány Péter Catholic
University, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences
November 2016 Visiting Professor at Bocconi University (Milan), teaching “Theory and
practice of legal interpretation” (with Damiano Canale)
Fall 2015 and Fall 2016 teaching at the University of Luxembourg a course on “Global
Constitutional Law” (enseignant vacataire, part-time teacher)
Summer 2015 teaching at Central European University Summer School ‘National Identity at
Crossroads in Europe and in Russia’ on ‘National identity, nationalism, national
sovereignty and constitutionalism’
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Winter 2014/2015 invited teacher at Bibó István Szakkollégium (Budapest), subject taught:
constitutional reasoning [in Hungarian]
Spring 2014 invited teacher at Mathias Corvinus Collegium (Budapest), subject taught:
Comparative Constitutional Law [in Hungarian]
September 2011 – December 2016 recurring invited teacher (Lehrbeauftragter) at the
University of Heidelberg, subjects taught: Vergleichende Verfassungslehre,
Rechtsphilosophie [comparative constitutional theory, jurisprudence],
Comparative Constitutional Law
May 2011 Visiting Professor (Gastprofessor) at the University of Vienna; subject taught:
‘Vergleichendes Verfassungsrecht in Mitteleuropa’ (Comparative Constitutional
Law in Central Europe)
September 2010 – August 2011 invited teacher (Lehrbeauftragter) at the Andrássy Gyula
German University Budapest, subject: Staatsrecht [state law] I-II.
July 2009 and July 2010 co-teaching (with Prof. Marian Ahumada Ruiz) at the Madrid
Summer Law Program of the William and Mary Law School (Williamsburg,
U.S.) the subjects “Introduction to Civil Law” and “Comparative Constitutional
Law”
July 2005 Non-Stipendiary Visiting Research Fellow at the Max-Planck-Institute for
Comparative Public Law and International Law (Heidelberg); similar stays in
the summers of 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009, duration varied from 2 weeks to 4
months
Oct. 2002 Stipendiary Visiting Research Fellow at the Max-Planck-Institute for
Comparative Public Law and International Law (Heidelberg) (scholarship by the
hosting Institute, 1 Month; topic: German theories of state)
LANGUAGES
Hungarian (native speaker)
English (fluent; speaking, reading, writing)
German (fluent; speaking, reading, writing)
Spanish (good; reading, writing)
French (good; reading, writing)
RESEARCH INTERESTS
1. Constitutional and Administrative Law
2. Comparative Law
3. EU Law
4. Legal Theory
5. Public International Law
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PUBLICATIONS
Languages: English (Nr. 1, 11, 12, 20, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31, 33, 47, 51, 52, 64, 68, 70, 73, 74, 79,
81, 84, 98, 106, 107, 110, 113, 116, 128, 133, 139, 143, 148, 163, 164, 0180, 181, 183, 185,
186, 189, 191, 194, 195, 198, 201, 206, 211, 216, 222, 225, 226, 228, 229, 233, 235, 238),
German (Nr. 8, 25, 28, 50, 70, 72, 80, 82, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97, 100, 112, 138, 147, 156, 159, 162,
166, 168, 182, 193, 197, 200, 205, 208, 212, 214, 217, 218, 219, 220, 223, 224, 227, 254),
French (109, 118, 127, 129, 130, 135, 140), Spanish (Nr. 94, 99, 105, 108, 126, 209), Czech
(151), Croatian (123), Slovenian (111), Lithuanian (150), Hungarian (all others).
Books
(as author)
1. European Constitutional Language (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2016) pp.
xviii + 511
Book reviews in English:
(a) Giuseppe Martinico: “European Constitutional Language, András Jakab” European Public
Law 2017, pp. 205-210
(b) Damian Chalmers: “European Constitutional Language, András Jakab” American Journal of
Comparative Law 2017, pp. 451-455
(c) Giacomo Delledonne: “A. Jakab, European Constitutional Language” European Law Review
2017, pp. 608-611
(d) Katalin Kelemen: “Constitutional reasoning: A flourishing field of research in comparative
law” International Journal of Constitutional Law 2019, pp. 1336-1344
Book reviews in German:
(a) Theo Öhlinger: “European Constitutional Language, András Jakab” Zeitschrift für
öffentliches Recht 2018, pp. 945-946
(b) Markus Kotzur: “European Constitutional Language, András Jakab” Der Staat 2018/4, pp.
652-654
2. Az európai alkotmányjog nyelve (European Constitutional Language) (Budapest: NKE
2016) pp. 453
Book reviews in Hungarian:
(a) István Kukorelli: “Opponensi vélemény Jakab András: Az európai alkotmányjog nyelve
című akadémiai doktori értekezésről” Közjogi Szemle 2016/December pp. 96-99
(b) Fruzsina Gárdos-Orosz: “Jakab András – Az európai alkotmányjog nyelve” Acta Humana
2017/2. pp. 73-80
(c) András Koltay: “Jakab András – Az európai alkotmányjog nyelve” Jogtudományi Közlöny
2018/4. pp. 219-220
3. Az új Alaptörvény keletkezése és gyakorlati következményei (The Birth of the New
[Hungarian] Basic Law and Its Practical Consequences) (Budapest: HVG Orac 2011)
pp. 379
Book reviews in Hungarian:
(a) Bálint Ablonczy: “Félelem és rettegés: egy alkotmányjogász könyvét olvastuk” (Fear and
loathing: we read the book of a constitutional lawyer) Heti Válasz 19.10.2011, available at
http://hetivalasz.hu/jegyzet/akin-nem-husz-eve-bolyhosodik-a-szurke-kardigan-42340/
(b) Péter Techet: “Az alkotmány jelentése (Jakab András könyvéről)” (The Meaning of the
Constitution) Kommentár...a magyarázat 2011/5. available at
http://kommentar.info.hu/iras/az_alkotmany_jelentese_jakab_andras_konyverol_
(c) Fruzsina Gárdos-Orosz: “Jakab András: Az új Alaptörvény keletkezése és gyakorlati
következményei” Jogi Iránytű 2011/4. pp. 2-3, available at
http://jog.tk.mta.hu/uploads/files/Jogi_Iranytu/Jogi_Iranytu_2011_4_Konyvszemle.pdf
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(d) Vincze Attila: „Minikommentár az Alaptörvényhez” (A Short Commentary of the Basic
Law) Jogtudományi Közlöny 2012/2. pp. 87-89
(e) Pócza Kálmán: „Az Alaptörvény első kommentárja” Politikatudományi Szemle 2012/2. pp.
131-136
4. A magyar jogrendszer szerkezete (The Structure of the Hungarian Legal Order)
(Budapest – Pécs: Dialóg Campus 2007) pp. 296
5. Oktatásügyi igazgatás (Public Administration of Education) (Budapest: BKÁE, 2nd
ed.
2004) pp. 52 (co-author: István György)
6. A jogszabálytan főbb kérdéseiről (On the Main Questions of the Theory of Normative
Legal Acts) (Budapest: Unió 2003) pp. 220
Book review in German:
(a) Osteuropa-Recht 2004/1. pp. 56-57 (by Herbert Küpper)
Book reviews in Hungarian:
(b) Mátyás Bencze: “Jogelmélet és jogszabálytan. Megjegyzések Jakab András ‘A jogszabálytan
főbb kérdéseiről’ című könyvéhez” (Legal Theory and Theory of Normative Legal Acts.
Remarks on András Jakab’s book ‘On the Main Questions of the Theory of Normative Legal
Acts’) Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory) [http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/] 2004/2.
(c) Tamás Csizmadia: “Könyv egy elhanyagolt tudományterületről” (Book on a Forgotten
Scholarly Topic) Európai Jog (European Law) 2004/3. pp. 48-50
(d) Olga Borbála Molnár: “Jakab András, A jogszabálytan főbb kérdéseiről” Jogtudományi
Közlöny (Review for Legal Science) 2005/5. pp. 248-250
(e) Lóránt Csink: “Jakab András, A jogszabálytan főbb kérdéseiről” Állam- és Jogtudomány
(Political and Legal Science) 2005/1-2. pp. 171-175
7. Oktatásügyi igazgatás (Public Administration of Education) (Budapest: BKÁE 2002)
pp. 52 (co-author: István György)
(as editor)
8. Scharfsinn im Recht. Liber Amicorum Michael Thaler zum 70. Geburtstag (Sharpness
in Law. Festschrift Michael Thaler for His 70th
Birthday) (Wien: Jan Sramek Verlag
2019) pp. 498 (co-editors: Clemens Jabloner, Lando Kirchmair, Otto Pfersmann, Ewald
Wiederin)
9. Internetes Jogtudományi Enciklopédia (Internet Encyclopedia of Legal Scholarship)
http://ijoten.hu (Budapest: PPKE JÁK 2018) (co-editor in chief: Balázs Fekete, since
2019 co-editors in chief: Miklós Könczöl, Gábor Sulyok, Attila Menyhárd)
10. A Magyar Tudományos Akadémia helyzete és reformlehetőségei – történeti és
összehasonlító kitekintéssel / The situation and reform opportunities of the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences – historical and comparative outlooks (Budapest: Osiris 2017) pp.
276 (co-editor: Zsolt Körtvélyesi)
Book review in Hungarian:
László Csaba: “Pillanatfelvétel” (Snapshot) Magyar Tudomány (Hungarian Science) 2018/4. pp.
585-587
11. Comparative Constitutional Reasoning (co-editors: Arthur Dyevre and Giulio
Itzcovich) (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2017) pp. xii + 854
Book reviews in English:
(a) Katalin Kelemen: “Review of András Jakab, Arthur Dyevre & Giulio Itzcovich’s
“Comparative Constitutional Reasoning” International Journal of Constitutional Law Blog,
Dec. 31, 2017, at: http://www.iconnectblog.com/2017/12/book-review-katalin-kelemen-on-
andras-jakab-arthur-dyevre-giulio-itzcovichs-comparative-constitutional-reasoning
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(b) Pierluigi Chiassoni: “Dilemmas about the Conceptual Frame for Comparing Constitutional
Reasoning” Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht (Heidelberg Journal
of International Law) 2019. pp. 399-414
(c) Anna Gamper: “The Methods and Parameters of Comparative Constitutional Reasoning”
Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht (Heidelberg Journal of
International Law) 2019. pp. 415-424
(d) Niels Petersen: “Quantifying Constitutional Reasoning” Zeitschrift für ausländisches
öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht (Heidelberg Journal of International Law) 2019. pp. 425-432
(e) Katalin Kelemen: “Constitutional reasoning: A flourishing field of research in comparative
law” International Journal of Constitutional Law 2019, pp. 1336-1344
Book review in German:
(a) Anna Gamper: “András Jakab, Arthur Dyevre, Giulio Itzcovich (Hg), Comparative
Constitutional Reasoning” Zeitschrift für öffentliches Recht (Austrian Journal of Public Law)
2018. pp. 947-952
12. The Enforcement of EU Law and Values: Ensuring Member States’ Compliance (co-
editor: Dimitry Kochenov) (Oxford: Oxford University Press 2017) pp. xx + 540
Book reviews in English:
(a) Matteo Bonelli: “From a Community of Law to a Union of Values” European Constitutional
Law Review 2017. pp. 793-816
(b) Michal Ovádek: “The Enforcement of EU Law and Values” Common Market Law Review
2018/2. pp. 683-686
(c) Martina Coli – Giuseppe Martinico: “András Jakab – Dimitry Kochenov (eds) – The
Enforcement of EU Law and Values: Ensuring Member States’ Compliance” European Public
Law 2018/2. pp. 367-371
(d) Petra Lea Láncos: “András Jakab – Dimitry Kochenov (eds) – The Enforcement of EU Law
and Values: Ensuring Member States’ Compliance” Hungarian Yearbook of International and
European Law 2019. pp. 587-593
13. Hegymenet. Társadalmi és politikai kihívások Magyarországon (Uphill. Social and
political challenges in Hungary) (co-editor: László Urbán) (Budapest: Osiris 2017) pp.
468
Book reviews in Hungarian:
(a) Révész Sándor: “Az okos gyülekezet - Jakab András-Urbán László (szerk.): Hegymenet”
Mozgó Világ 2017 október pp. 77-87
(b) Péter Pete: “Hegyen-völgyön” BUKSZ 2017, pp. 123-126
14. A magyar jogrendszer állapota (The Status of the Hungarian Legal System) (co-editor:
György Gajduschek) (Budapest: MTA TK 2016) pp. 962
Book review in Hungarian:
Krisztián Molnár: “A magyar jogrendszer állapota” BUKSZ 2017, pp. 85-88
15. A jog tudománya. Tudománytörténeti és tudományelméleti írások, gyakorlati
tanácsokkal (The Science of Law. Studies in the History and Theory of Science with
Some Practical Advice) (co-editor: Attila Menyhárd) (Budapest: HVG Orac 2015) pp.
925
16. Alkotmányozás Magyarországon 2010-2011 (Constitution-Making in Hungary 2010-
2011) (Budapest – Pécs: Pázmány Press 2013) vols I-II, pp. 438 + 504 (co-editor:
Tímea Drinóczi)
17. Alkotmányozás Magyarországon és máshol (Constitution-Making in Hungary and
Elsewhere) (Budapest: MTA TKPTI 2012) pp. 309 (co-editor: András Körösényi)
Book review in Hungarian:
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István Serák: “Jakab András - Körösényi András (szerk.): Alkotmányozás Magyarországon és
máshol” Közjogi Szemle 2012/3.
18. Az Alkotmány kommentárja (Commentary on the [Hungarian] Constitution) (Budapest:
Századvég, 2nd
expanded and modified edition 2009) vols I-II, pp. xlviii + 3007
Book review in Hungarian:
Endre Babus: “Negyvenöt tanítvány? Új jogi kútfő. A köztársasági alkotmány első részletes
kommentárja egy új jogásznemzedék színre lépését látszik jelezni” (Forty-five disciples? A new
source of law. The first detailed commentary on the Constitution of the Republic seems to show
the emergence of a new generation of lawyers) HVG 2010.01.30 pp. 17-18
19. Az Alkotmány kommentárja (Commentary on the [Hungarian] Constitution) (Budapest:
Századvég 2009) vols. I-III. pp. 2821
20. The Transformation of the Hungarian Legal Order 1985-2005 (The Hague e.a.: Kluwer
Law International 2007) (co-editors: Allan F. Tatham and Péter Takács) pp. 673
Book reviews in English:
(a) Katalin Kelemen: “A Jakab/P Takács/AF Tatham, The Transformation of the Hungarian
Legal Order 1985-2005” Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht
(Heidelberg Journal of International Law) 2008. pp. 894-897
(b) Anneli Albi: “A Jakab/P Takács/AF Tatham, The Transformation of the Hungarian Legal
Order 1985-2005” European Constitutional Law Review 2011. pp. 332-335
21. A magyar jogrendszer átalakulása 1985/1990-2005 (The Transformation of the
Hungarian Legal Order 1985/1990-2005) (Budapest: Gondolat – ELTE ÁJK 2007)
vols. I-II. pp. 1187 (co-editor: Péter Takács)
Book review in Hungarian:
Zoltán Csehi: “Átalakulás és nem rendszerváltás?” (Transformation and Not a Regime Change?)
Magyar Tudomány – A Magyar Tudományos Akadémia lapja (Hungarian Scholarship – Journal
of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) 2008/2. pp. 249-252
22. Jogérvényesítés – jogalkalmazás (Enforcement of Law – Application of Law)
(Budapest: KGRE 2002) pp. 155
Law Journal Special Issue Guest Editorships
23. Constitutional Reasoning (special issue of the German Law Journal 2013/8, co-editor:
Arthur Dyevre), available at www.germanlawjournal.com
24. The Many Fates of Legal Positivism (special issue of the German Law Journal 2011/2,
co-editors: Otto Pfersmann and Jürgen Busch), available at
www.germanlawjournal.com
Book Chapters
25. “Rechtsstaatlichkeit mit Indizes vermessen” in: Clemens Jabloner, András Jakab,
Lando Kirchmair, Otto Pfersmann, Ewald Wiederin (eds), Scharfsinn im Recht. Liber
Amicorum Michael Thaler zum 70. Geburtstag (Sharpness in Law. Festschrift Michael
Thaler for His 70th
Birthday) (Wien: Jan Sramek Verlag 2019) pp. 47-72
26. “A különleges jogrend” (State of Emergency) in: László Trócsányi – Balázs Schanda –
Lóránt Csink (eds): Bevezetés az alkotmányjogba (Introduction to Constitutional Law)
(Budapest: HVG Orac 6th
ed. 2019) pp. 435-459 (co-author: Szabolcs Till)
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27. “A szuverenitás fogalma az alkotmányjogban” in: Fruzsina Gárdos-Orosz and Iván
Halász (eds), Bevezetés az alkotmányjogba. Alapfogalmak (Budapest: Dialóg Campus
2019) pp. 81-92 (co-author: Iván Halász)
28. “Das ungarische Konzept der Umgestaltung” in: Rudolf Müller (ed), Krise der
liberalen Demokratie? (Wien: Linde 2019) pp. 99-111
29. “Institutional Alcoholism in Eastern Europe and the Cultural Elements of the Rule of
Law” in: Antonina Bakardjieva Engelbrekt – Xavier Groussot (eds), The Future of
Europe (Oxford: Bloomsbury 2019) pp. 203-241
30. “Protecting European Constitutionalism and Methodological Challenges for European
Constitutional Scholarship” in: Ángel Rodríguez (ed), 40 años de Constitución: una
mirada al futuro (Valencia: tirant lo blanch 2019) pp. 157-182
31. “The Rule of Law, Legal Consciousness and Compliance” in: István György Tóth (ed),
Hungarian Social Report 2019 (Budapest: TARKI 2019) pp. 277-294 (co-author:
György Gajduschek)
32. “Jogállamiság, jogtudat, normakövetés” (The Rule of Law, Legal Consciousness and
Compliance) in: Tamás Kolosi – István György Tóth (eds), Társadalmi Riport 2018
(Social Report 2018) (Budapest: TÁRKI 2018) pp. 397-413 (co-author: György
Gajduschek)
33. “Is Suffrage for Children the Constitutional Solution for the Sustainability Challenge
Faced by Democracies?” in: Iulia Motoc e.a. (eds), New Developments in
Constitutional Law. Essays in honour of András Sajó (The Hague: Eleven Publishing
2017) pp. 213-224
34. “A Magyar Tudományos Akadémia funkciói és intézményi reformlehetőségei” in:
András Jakab – Zsolt Körtvélyesi (eds), A Magyar Tudományos Akadémia helyzete és
reformlehetőségei – történeti és összehasonlító kitekintéssel / The situation and reform
opportunities of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences – historical and comparative
outlooks (Budapest: Osiris 2017) pp. 29-49
35. “Államtan: egy német kuriózum” (Theory of State: A German Peculiarity) in: Ágnes
Zsidai – Szabolcs Nagypál (eds), Sapere Aude. Ünnepi kötet Szilágyi Péter hetvendeik
születésnapja tiszteletére (Szilágyi Péter Festschrift) (Budapest: Eötvös 2017) pp. 179-
203
36. “Introduction: Comparing Constitutional Reasoning witrh Quantitative and Qualitative
Methods” in: András Jakab, Arthur Dyevre and Giulio Itzcovich (eds), Comparative
Constitutional Reasoning (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2017) (co-authors:
Arthur Dyevre and Giulio Itzcovich) pp. 1-35
37. “The Constitutional Court of Hungary” in: András Jakab, Arthur Dyevre and Giulio
Itzcovich (eds), Comparative Constitutional Reasoning (Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press 2017) (co-author: Johanna Fröhlich) pp. 394-437
38. “Conclusion” in: András Jakab, Arthur Dyevre and Giulio Itzcovich (eds), Comparative
Constitutional Reasoning (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2017) (co-authors:
Arthur Dyevre and Giulio Itzcovich) pp. 761-797
39. “Application of the EU CFR by National Courts in Purely Domestic Cases” in: András
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41. “Jogi érvelések és dogmatikai jellegzetességek összehasonlítása számokkal –
jogösszehasonlítás, matematika és jogbölcselet” (Comparing Legal Reasoning and
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42. “Jog mint a gazdasági fejlődés infrastruktúrája” (Law as the Infrastructure of Economic
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43. “Sarkalatos törvények a magyar jogrendben” (Cardinal Laws in the Hungarian Legal
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44. “Jogrendszerek mérése indexek segítségével” (Measuring Legal Systems with Indexes)
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51. “The Constitution as an Instrument of Everyday Party Politics: The Basic Law of
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52. “Supremacy of the EU Charter in Purely Domestic Cases” in: Maximilian Steinbeis –
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54. “A magyar jogtudomány helyzete és kilátásai” (State and Perspectives of Hungarian
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78. “A szuverenitás fogalmának megszelídítése – érvelési variációk az európai integráció
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79. “The Republic of Hungary” in: Gisbert Flanz – Rüdiger Wolfrum – Rainer Grote
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80. “Kelsens Völkerrechtslehre zwischen Erkenntnistheorie und Politik” (Kelsen’s
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82. “Wissenschaft und Lehre des Verfassungsrechts in Ungarn” (Scholarship and Teaching
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83. “Jogalkalmazás, jogdogmatika, Begriffsjurisprudenz. Észrevételek Szabó Miklós
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84. “Surviving Socialist Legal Concepts and Methods” in: András Jakab, Péter Takács and
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85. “Függetlenség, főhatalom, állam. A szuverenitás elméletei” (Independence,
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86. “Hans Kelsen magyarországi fogadtatása” (Hans Kelsen’s Reception in Hungary) in:
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87. “Ismeretelmélet és politika Kelsen nemzetközi jogi tanaiban” (Epistemology and
Politics in Kelsen’s Doctrine of International Law) in: Lajos Cs. Kiss (ed.): Hans
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88. “A jogrendszer horizontális tagozódása” (The Horizontal Structure of the Legal Order)
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89. “A joglépcsőelmélet problémái” (Problems of the Stufenbaulehre) in: Miklós Szabó
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90. “Az államigazgatás helye az állami szervek és a közigazgatás rendszerében” (The
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91. “A norma szerkezete és a jogalkalmazási modell” (The Structure of the Norm and the
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Articles in Yearbooks
92. “Grundprinzipien der Verfassungsordnung von Serbien und Montenegro” (Basic
Principles of the Constitutional System of Serbia and Montenegro) in: Jahrbuch für
Ostrecht (Yearbook for Eastern [European] Law) 2005/2. pp. 253-278 (co-author:
Darko Samardžić)
93. “Die rechtsdogmatische Hinterlassenschaft des Sozialismus im heutigen Recht: Das
Beispiel Ungarn” (The Legal Doctrinal Legacy of Socialism Today: The Hungarian
Example) in: Jahrbuch für Ostrecht (Yearbook for Eastern [European] Law) 2005/1.
pp. 11-40 (co-author: Miklós Hollán)
Articles in Law Journals
94. “El fracaso en Hungría del fortalecimiento institucional constitucional: los elementos
institucionales informales como precondiciones y como consecuencias de la eficacia
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95. “Das österreichische Bundes-Verfassungsgesetz (1920) und die Weimarer
Reichsverfassung (1919). Weimars negativer Einfluss auf die österreichische
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96. “Die Unterscheidung zwischen öffentlichem Recht und Privatrecht als genetischer
Fehler in der DNA kontinentaler Rechtsordnungen. Und wie Rechtsanwender mit
positivierten rechtsdogmatischen Inkonsequenzen mithilfe von Tradition und Analogie
umgehen sollten” Der Staat (58) 2019. pp. 345–366 (co-author: Lando Kirchmair)
97. “Was kann Verfassungsrecht gegen die Erosion von Demokratie und
Rechtsstaatlichkeit tun?” Zeitschrift für öffentliches Recht 2019. pp. 369-397
98. „Reply to Comments and Critics“ Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und
Völkerrecht (Heidelberg Journal of International Law) 2019. pp. 433-450 (co-authors:
Arthur Dyevre and Giulio Itzcovich)
99. “¿Qué caracteriza a un buen jurista? ¿Era Magnaud un buen juez?” Iuris Dictio. Revista
de Derecho 2018. No. 21, pp. 19-28
100. “Was ist und woran erkennt man eine Verwaltungsverordnung?” (What is and
how to recognise an internal general administrative norm?) Zeitschrift für öffentliches
Recht ([Austrian] Journal of Public Law) 2017/1. pp. 169-183
101. “Fenntarthatóság az európai alkotmányjogban” (Sustainability in European
Constitutional Law) Közjogi Szemle (Review of Public Law) 2016/3. pp. 1-16
102. “A jogállamiság mérése indexek segítségével” (Measuring the Rule of Law with
Indexes) Iustum Aequum Salutare 2016/2. pp. 187-211
103. “Alkotmányjogi érvelés az Alkotmánybíróság gyakorlatában” (Constitutional
Reasoning of the Hungarian Constitutional Court) Alkotmánybírósági Szemle (Review
of the Constitutional Court) 2014/2. pp. 83-103 (co-author: Johanna Fröhlich)
104. “Sarkalatos törvények a magyar jogrendben” (Cardinal Laws in the Hungarian
Legal System) Új Magyar Közigazgatás 2014/September pp. 96-102 (co-author: Emese
Szilágyi)
105. “Continuidad con carencias: la nueva Ley Fundamental de Hungría” (Continuity
with Deficiencies: The New Basic Law of Hungary) Teoría y Realidad Constitucional
2014 (33) pp. 379-398 (co-author: Pál Sonnevend)
106. “Foreword: Understanding Constitutional Reasoning” German Law Journal
2013/8. pp. 983-1015 (co-author: Arthur Dyevre)
107. “Judicial Reasoning in Constitutional Courts. A European Perspective” German
Law Journal 2013/8. pp. 1215-1278
108. “Incumplir la Constitución por razones morales en la lucha contra el terorismo”
(Breaching Constitutional Law on Moral Grounds in the Fight against Terrorism) Doxa
(35) 2012. pp. 413-435
109. “Une continuité imparfaite: la nouvelle Constitution hongroise” (Continuity
with Deficiencies: The New Hungarian Basic Law) Jus Politicum Nr 8. (2012) pp. 1-20
(co-author: Pál Sonnevend)
110. “Continuity with Deficiencies: The New Basic Law of Hungary” European
Constitutional Law Review 2013/1. pp. 102-138 (co-author: Pál Sonnevend)
111. “Kontinuiteta s pomanjkljivostmi: novi Madžarski temeljni zakon” (Continuity
with Deficiencies. The new Hungarian Basic Law) Revus Nr. 17 (2012) pp. 77-90 (co-
author: Pál Sonnevend)
112. “Kontinuität mit Mängeln: Das neue ungarische Grundgesetz” (Continuity with
Deficiencies. The new Hungarian Basic Law) Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches
Recht und Völkerrecht 2012/1. pp. 79-102 (co-author: Pál Sonnevend)
113. “Breaching Constitutional Law on Moral Grounds in the Fight against
Terrorism. Implied Presuppositions and Proposed Solutions in the Discourse on ‘the
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Rule of Law vs. Terrorism’” International Journal of Constitutional Law 2011. pp. 58-
78
114. “A bírói jogértelmezés az Alaptörvény tükrében” (Judicial Interpretation of
Statutes in Light of the Basic Law) Jogesetek Magyarázata 2011/4. pp. 86-94
115. “Miért nincs szükségünk második kamarára?” (Why do we not need a second
chamber?) Politikatudományi Szemle (Review of Political Science) 2011/1. pp. 7-30
116. “Seven Role Models of Legal Scholars” German Law Journal 2011/2. pp. 757-
784
117. “A trianoni békeszerződés és az értelmezéséből fakadó jogviták” (Trianon
Peace Treaty and the Legal Disputes Arising from its Interpretation) Föld-Rész
(Continent) 2010/3-4. pp. 58-65
118. “Qu’est-ce qui fait le bon juriste? Magnaud était-il vraiment un bon juge?”
(What makes a good lawyer? Was Magnaud really such a good judge?) Droits Nr. 52
(2010) pp. 153-164
119. “Az alkotmányozás előkérdéseiről” (Preliminary Issues of the Constitution
Making) Iustum Aequum Salutare 2010/4. pp. 11-17
120. “Mire jó egy alkotmány? Avagy az újonnan elkészülő alkotmány
legitimitásának kérdése” (What is a Constitution for? The legitimacy issue of the new
Constitution) Kommentár...a magyarázat (Commentary...the explanation) 2010/6. pp.
10-23
121. “A közigazgatási jog tudománya és oktatása Magyarországon” (Scholarship and
Teaching of Administrative Law in Hungary) Új Magyar Közigazgatás (New
Hungarian Administration) 2010/September pp. 31-44
122. “Az Alkotmánybíróság első határozata a bejegyzett élettársi kapcsolatról” (The
First Decision of the Hungarian Constitutional Court on Registered Partnerships)
Jogesetek Magyarázata (Case Notes) 2010/2. pp. 9-16
123. “Dvije suprotstavljene paradigme kontinentalnoeuropskog ustavnopravnog
mišljenja: Austrija i Njemačka” (Two Opposing Paradigms of Continental European
Constitutional Thinking: Austria and Germany) Revus – revija za evropsko ustavnost
(Revus – European Constitutionality Review) 12 (2010) pp. 137-163
124. “Ki a jó jogász, avagy tényleg jó bíró volt Magnaud?” (What makes a good
lawyer? Was Magnaud really such a good judge?) Jogesetek Magyarázata (Case Notes)
2010/1. pp. 83-93
125. “A magyar jogi oktatás megújításához szükséges lépések. Reformjavaslat
összehasonlító áttekintésre alapozva” (Measures Necessary to Reshape Legal Education
in Hungary. Reform Proposal Based on a Comparative Overview) Magyar Jog
(Hungarian Law) 2010/4. pp. 204-223
126. “Dos paradigmas encontrados del pensamiento constitucional en Europa:
Austria y Alemania” (Two Opposing Paradigms of Continental European
Constitutional Thinking: Austria and Germany) Revista Española de Derecho
Constitucional (Nr. 88) 2010. pp. 131-162
127. “Le droit constitutionnel allemand et la doctrine de l’état d’urgence – modèles et
dilemmes d’un discours allemand traditionnel” Revue de droit international et de droit
comparé 2009/3. pp. 454-488
128. “Two Opposing Paradigms of Continental European Constitutional Thinking:
Austria and Germany” International and Comparative Law Quarterly 2009. pp. 933-
955
129. “La neutralisation de la question de souveraineté. Stratégies de compromis de
l’argumentation constitutionnelle sur le concept de souveraineté pour l’intégration
européenne” (Neutralising the Sovereignty Question. Compromise Strategies about the
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Concept of Sovereignty for European Integration) Jus Politicum. Revue de droit
politique (1) 2009. pp. 137-163
130. “Principes” (Principles) Archives de philosophie du droit (52) 2009. pp. 387-
404
131. “Az alkotmányjog tudománya és oktatása Magyarországon (1990-ig)”
(Scholarship and Teaching of Constitutional Law in Hungary – until 1990) Jogtörténeti
Szemle 2008/2. pp. 60-67.
132. “Az alkotmányértelmezés módszerei” (Methods of Constitutional
Interpretation) Századvég (End of Century) 2008/1. pp. 3-36
133. “Levélváltás az Alkotmány-kommentárról” (Exchange of Letters on the
Commentary on the Constitution) Kommentár (Commentary) 2007/6. pp. 25-39 (co-
author: Ákos Szalai)
134. “Dilemmas of Legal Education – A Comparative Overview” [The American]
Journal of Legal Education 2007/2. pp. 253-265
135. “Problèmes de la Stufenbaulehre.
L’échec de l’idée d’inférence et les
perspectives de la Théorie Pure du Droit” (Problems of the Stufenbaulehre. The Failure
of the Idea of Derivation and the Perspectives of the Pure Theory of Law) Droit et
Société (Law and Society) 66. (2007) pp. 411-450
136. “Közjog, magánjog, polgári jog – A dogmatikatörténet Próteuszai és az új Ptk.
tervezete” (Public Law, Private Law, Civil Law – Proteuses of the History of Legal
Concepts in the Draft [Hungarian] Civil Code) Állam- és Jogtudomány (Political and
Legal Science) 2007/1. pp. 3-27
137. “A magyar alkotmányjogi dogmatika gordiuszi csomója: normatív aktusokba
foglalt egyedi rendelkezések alkotmánybírósági vizsgálata” (A Gordian Knot in the
Hungarian Constitutional Doctrine: The Review of Individual Provisions within
Statutes by the Constitutional Court) Fundamentum 2007/2. pp. 73-77
138. “Die österreichische öffentlichrechtliche Dogmatik aus deutschem Blickwinkel.
Ex contrario fiat lux” (The Austrian Scholarship of Public Law from a German
Perspective. Ex contrario fiat lux) Der Staat (The State) 2/2007. pp. 268-291
139. “What makes a good lawyer?” Zeitschrift für öffentliches Recht ([Austrian]
Journal of Public Law) 2/2007. pp. 275-287
140. “La doctrine kelsenienne du droit international : Entre l’épistémologie et la
politique” (Kelsen’s Doctrine of International Law between Epistemology and Politics)
Droits (Laws) 2007. pp. 209-221
141. “A szocializmus jogdogmatikai hagyatékának néhány eleméről” (On Some
Elements of the Legal Doctrinal Legacy of Socialism) Iustum, Aequum, Salutare
2007/1. pp. 189-214
142. “A szükségállapot alapvető dilemmája és jogi természete a német
alkotmányjogi irodalom tükrében. Érvelési minták a terrorizmus elleni küzdelem jogi
problematikájának megoldásához” (The Basic Dilemma and the Nature of State
Emergency in the German Literature on Constitutional Law. Arguments about the
Correct Solution to Legal Problems in the Fight against Terrorism) Jogtudományi
Közlöny (Review for Legal Science) 2007/2. pp. 39-49
143. “Problems of the Stufenbaulehre. Kelsen’s Failure to Derive the Validity of a
Norm from Another Norm” Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence 1/2007, pp.
35-68
144. “A magyar jogrendszer szerkezete” (The Structure of the Hungarian Legal
Order) Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory) [http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/] 2006/4.
145. “Válasz Szilágyi Péternek és Halmai Gábornak” (Response to Péter Szilágyi
and Gábor Halmai) Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory)
[http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/] 2006/4.
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146. “Neutralizing the Sovereignty Question. Compromise Strategies in
Constitutional Argumentations about the Concept of Sovereignty before European
Integration and since” European Constitutional Law Review 2006/3. pp. 375-397
147. “Prinzipien” (Principles) Rechtstheorie (Legal Theory) 1/2006. pp. 49-65
148. “German Constitutional Law and Doctrine on State of Emergency – Paradigms
and Dilemmas of a Traditional (Continental) Discourse” German Law Journal 2006/5.
pp. 453-477
149. “A büntetőjogi norma szerkezete” (Structure of Criminal Law Norms) Belügyi
Szemle (Review of Internal Affairs) 2006/3. pp. 67-75
150. “Socializmo dogmatikos palikimas šiuolaikinėje teisėje: Vengrijos pavyzdys”
(The Legal Doctrinal Legacy of Socialism Today: The Hungarian Example) Teisės
Problemos (Legal Problems) 2006/1. pp. 73-93 (co-author: Miklós Hollán)
151. “Dogmatické dědictví socialismu v dnešním právu: příklad maďarska” (The
Legal Doctrinal Legacy of Socialism Today: The Hungarian Example) Právník (The
Lawyer) 2/2006. pp. 185-216 (co-author: Miklós Hollán)
152. “A szuverenitás fogalmához kapcsolódó kompromisszumos stratégiák, különös
tekintettel az európai integrációra” (Compromise Strategies about the Concept of
Sovereignty for European Integration) Európai Jog (European Law) 2006/2. pp. 3-14
153. “Ismeretelmélet és politika Kelsen nemzetközi jogi tanaiban” (Kelsen’s
Doctrine of International Law between Epistemology and Politics) Világosság (Light)
11/2005, pp. 77-87
154. “A jogági felosztás problematikája – különös tekintettel az agrárjogra” (The
Problem of Legal Branches with a Special Focus on Agricultural Law) Collega 4/2005.
pp. 52-54
155. “Ki a jó jogász? Avagy tényleg jó bíró volt Magnaud?” (What makes a good
lawyer? Was Magnaud really such a good judge?) Leviatán Különszám (Leviathan
Special Issue) 2005. pp. 215-228
156. “Das Grunddilemma und die Natur des Staatsnotstandes” (The Basic Dilemma
and the Nature of State Emergency) Kritische Justiz (Critical Justice) 2005. pp. 323-
336
157. “A jogrendszer horizontális tagozódása” (The Horizontal Structure of the Legal
Order) JURA-Pécs 2005/2. pp. 91-100
158. “Válasz Ádám Antal észrevételeire” (Response to the Remarks of Antal Ádám)
JURA-Pécs 2005/2. pp. 194-197
159. “Probleme der Stufenbaulehre. Das Scheitern des Ableitungsgedankens und die
Aussichten der Reinen Rechtslehre” (Problems of the Stufenbaulehre. The Failure of
the Idea of Derivation and the Perspectives of the Pure Theory of Law) Archiv für
Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie (ARSP) 2005/3. pp. 333-365
160. “Ismeretelmélet és politika Kelsen nemzetközi jogi tanaiban” (Kelsen’s
Doctrine of International Law between Epistemology and Politics) Romániai Magyar
Jogtudományi Közlöny (Hungarian Review of Legal Science in Romania) 2005/2. pp.
13-20
161. “Ki a jó jogász? Avagy tényleg jó bíró volt Magnaud?” (What makes a good
lawyer? Was Magnaud really such a good judge?) JURA-Pécs 2005/1. pp. 95-101
162. “Kelsens Völkerrechtslehre zwischen Erkenntnistheorie und Politik” (Kelsen’s
Doctrine of International Law between Epistemology and Politics) Zeitschrift für
ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht (Heidelberg Journal of International
Law) 2004/4. pp. 1045-1057
163. “Kelsen’s Doctrine of International Law between Epistemology and Politics”
Austrian Review of International and European Law (ARIEL) 2004. pp. 49-62
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164. “Socialism’s Legacy in Contemporary Law and Legal Scholarship: The Case of
Hungary” Journal of East European Law (Columbia University) 2004/2-3. pp. 95-122
(co-author: Miklós Hollán)
165. “A Kormány tagjai és az államtitkárok jogállásáról és felelősségéről szóló
1997. évi LXXIX. törvény 12. § e) pontjának alkotmányellenességéről” (On the
Unconstitutionality of § 12 s. e) of Act No. 79 of 1997 on the Status and Responsibility
of Cabinet Members and State Secretaries) Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal
Theory) [http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/] 2004/1.
166. “Die Euthanasieentscheidung des ungarischen Verfassungsgerichts vom 28.
April 2003” (The Euthanasia Decision of the Hungarian Constitutional Court of 28
April 2003) Osteuropa-Recht (Eastern European Law) 2004/1. pp. 31-41
167. “A közigazgatás helye a magyar államszervezetben” (The Place of the Public
Administration within the Hungarian State Organisation) JURA-Pécs 2004/1. pp. 39-47
168. “Die Verfassungscharta von Serbien und Montenegro” (The Constitutional
Charter of Serbia and Montenegro) Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und
Völkerrecht (Heidelberg Journal of International Law) 2003/3. pp. 101-115
169. “A szocializmus jogdogmatikai hagyatéka” (The Legal Doctrinal Legacy of
Socialism) Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory) [http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/]
2003/4.
170. “Válasz Bódig Mátyás kritikájára. Egyúttal hozzászólás a Bencze-Bódig
vitához” (Response to the Criticism of Mátyás Bódig and Contribution to the Debate
between Bencze and Bódig) Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory)
[http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/] 2003/2.
171. “Válasz Pokol Béla kritikájára” (Response to the Criticism of Béla Pokol)
Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory) [http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/] 2003/1.
172. “A magyar jogrendszer alapelemei” (The Basic Constituent Elements of the
Hungarian Legal Order) Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory)
[http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/] 2003/1.
173. “A magyar jogtudomány működésével kapcsolatos néhány problémáról” (On
Some Problems of the Functioning of Legal Science in Hungary) Collega 2003/6 pp.
36-39.
174. “A norma szerkezete” (The Structure of the Norm) JURA-Pécs 2002/2. pp.
132-134.
175. “Az osztrák EU-csatlakozás alkotmányjogi szempontból” (Constitutional
Problems Created by the Accession of Austria to the European Union) Jogelméleti
Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory) [http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/] 2002/1.
176. “A közösségi jog és a tagállami jog viszonya. Négy tévedés a 4/1997. (I. 22.)
AB határozat egyetlen bekezdésében” (The Relationship between Community Law and
National Law. Four Mistakes in one Paragraph of the Decision 4/1997. (I. 22.) AB of
the Hungarian Constitutional Court) Állam- és Jogtudomány (Political and Legal
Science) 2001/3-4. pp. 25-50
177. “A norma szerkezetének vizsgálata” (Examination of the Structure of Norms)
Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory) [http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/] 2001/4.
178. “Jogszabályok érvényessége, hatálya és alkalmazhatósága. Különös tekintettel
a közösségi jog és a tagállami jog viszonyára” (Validity, Scope and Applicability of
Norms. With a Special Focus on the Relationship between Community Law and
National Law) Jogelméleti Szemle (Journal of Legal Theory) [http://jesz.ajk.elte.hu/]
2001/2.
179. “A kétharmados törvények helye a magyar jogforrási hierarchiában” (The
Statutes that are Subject to Two Thirds Majority in the Hungarian Hierarchy of Norms)
Fundamentum 2001/2. pp. 40-49 (co-author: Péter Cserne)
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Working Papers
180. “Rule of Law Indices and How They Could be Used in the EU Rule of Law
Crisis” (January 25, 2020). 2019 ESIL Annual Research Forum, Göttingen, 4-5 April
2019. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3513250 (co-author: Viktor Olivér
Lőrincz)
181. “What Can Constitutional Law Do Against the Erosion of Democracy and the
Rule of Law? On the Interconnectedness of the Protection of Democracy and the Rule
of Law” (September 16, 2019). Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law &
International Law (MPIL) Research Paper No. 2019-15. Available at SSRN:
https://ssrn.com/abstract=3454649
182. “Tradition und Analogie in der Unterscheidung zwischen öffentlichem Recht
und Privatrecht am Beispiel der österreichischen Rechtsordnung. Wie Rechtsanwender
mit positivierten rechtsdogmatischen Inkonsequenzen in zwei Schritten umgehen
sollten” (Tradition and Analogy in the Distinction between Public Law and Private
Law, Shown on the Example of the Austrian Legal System. The Two-Stage Application
of Laws that Contain Doctrinal Incoherences) (May 22, 2019). Max Planck Institute for
Comparative Public Law & International Law (MPIL) Research Paper No. 2019-11.
Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3392294 (co-author: Lando Kirchmair)
183. “What is Wrong with the Hungarian Legal System and How to Fix it” Max
Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law & International Law (MPIL) Research
Paper No. 2018-13. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3213378
184. “Miért nem működik jól a magyar jogrend és hogyan javíthatjuk meg?” (Why
the Hungarian Legal System is not Working Properly and How to Fix it?) MTA Law
Working Papers 2018/1. http://jog.tk.mta.hu/uploads/files/2018_01_Jakab.pdf
185. “International Indices as Models for the Rule of Law Scoreboard of the
European Union: Methodological Issues” Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public
Law & International Law (MPIL) Research Paper No. 2017-21. Available at SSRN:
https://ssrn.com/abstract=3032501 (co-author: Viktor Olivér Lőrincz)
186. “Sustainability in European Constitutional Law” Max Planck Institute for
Comparative Public Law & International Law (MPIL) Research Paper No. 2016-16.
Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2803304
187. “A jogállamiság mérése indexek segítségével” (Measuring the Rule of Law with
the Help of Indexes) Pazmany Law Working Papers 2015/12
http://plwp.eu/legfrissebb/150-2015-12
188. “Sarkalatos törvények a magyar jogrendben” (Cardinal Laws in the Hungarian
Legal System) MTA Law Working Papers 2015/32
http://jog.tk.mta.hu/uploads/files/mtalwp/2015_32_Jakab.pdf (co-author: Emese
Szilágyi)
189. “CONREASON – The Comparative Constitutional Reasoning Project.
Methodological Dilemmas and Project Design” MTA Law Working Papers 2015/9.
http://jog.tk.mta.hu/uploads/files/mtalwp/2015_09_jakab.pdf (co-authors: Arthur
Dyevre and Giulio Itzcovich)
190. “A reklámadó és az európai jog” (The Advertisement Tax and European Law)
Pázmány Law Working Papers 2014/14. http://plwp.eu/evfolyamok/2014/26-2014-14
pp. 9 (co-author: Pál Sonnevend)
191. “Full Parliamentarisation of the EU without Changing the Treaties. Why We
Should Aim for It and How Easily It Can be Achieved” Jean Monnet Working Papers
http://jeanmonnetprogram.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/JMWP03Jakab.pdf 2012/3.
pp. 33
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192. “A külföldön élő magyar állampolgárok választójoga egyenlőségének kérdése a
választási törvény koncepciójában” (The Question of the Equality of Sufrage of
Hungarian Citizens Living Abroad in the Draft Election Law) Pázmány Law Working
Papers 2011/38. pp. 4 http://plwp.eu/evfolyamok/2011/100-2011-38
Book Reviews, Conference Reports and Prefaces
193. “Herbert Küpper: Einführung in die Verfassungssysteme Südosteuropas”
Jahrbuch für Ostrecht (60) 2019. pp. 468-469
194. “Theodore Konstadinides: The Rule of Law in the European Union. The
Internal Dimension” European Law Review 2019. pp. 129-130
195. “Tom Ginsburg & Aziz Z. Huq: How to Save a Constitutional Democracy”
International Journal of Constitutional Law 2018. pp. 1352-1357
196. “Alexander Somek, Rechtstheorie zur Einführung” Iustum Aequum Salutare
2018/1. pp. 305-306
197. “Alexander Somek, Rechtstheorie zur Einführung” Zeitschrift für öffentliches
Recht 2017. pp. 637-638
198. “Martje de Visser, Constitutional Review in Europe. A Comparative Analysis;
Werner Heun, Verfassung und Verfassungsgerichtsbarkeit im Vergleich” Public Law
2015. pp. 516-518
199. “Jogtudomány és filozófia. Egy tudományos emlékmű” Cs. Kiss Lajos (szerk.):
Herbert L. A. Hart jogtudománya kritikai kontextusban” Magyar Tudomány 2015/8. pp.
1017-1018
200. “Tania Groppi -- Marie-Claire Ponthoreau (Hrsg.), The Use of Foreign
Precedents by Constitutional Judges” Verfassung und Recht in Übersee 2014/4. pp.
491-494
201. “Tania Groppi -- Marie-Claire Ponthoreau (eds), The Use of Foreign Precedents
by Constitutional Judges” Acta Juridica Hungarica 2014/3. pp. 296-298
202. “Halmai Gábor: Alkotmányjog – emberi jogok – globalizáció” Állam- és
Jogtudomány 2013/3-4. pp. 123-127
203. “Tania Groppi – Marie-Claire Ponthoreau (szerk.): The Use of Foreign
Precedents by Constitutional Judges” Állam- és Jogtudomány 2013/1-2. pp. 169-172
204. “Varga Zs. András: Ombudsman, ügyész, magánjogi felelősség. Alternatív
közigazgatási kontroll Magyarországon” Iustum Aequum Salutare 2013/1. pp. 195-199
205. “Günter Frankenberg, Staatstechnik. Perspektiven auf Rechtsstaat und
Ausnahmezustand” Der Staat 2012/1. pp. 138-139
206. “Foreword” in: Lóránt Csink – Balázs Schanda – András Zs. Varga (eds), The
Basic Law of Hungary. A First Commentary (Dublin – Budapest: Clarus – NIPA 2012)
pp. v-vi
207. “Zachary Elkins – Tom Ginsburg – James Melton, The Endurance of National
Constitutions” Közjogi Szemle 2011/2. pp. 58-59
208. “Obras Completas de Manuel García-Pelayo, 2ª edición” Der Staat 2011/1. pp.
151-155
209. “Obras Completas de Manuel García-Pelayo, 2ª edición” Boletín Mexicano de
Derecho Comparado 2010. pp. 1437-1442
210. “Csink Lóránt, Az államfő jogállása Európában és Magyarországon” (Lóránt
Csink, The Status of the Head of State in Europe and Hungary) Közjogi Szemle 2009/4.
p. 59
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211. “Helge Hornburg, Transnationales Minderheitenrecht im Lichte des
gemeinschaftsrechtlichen Diskriminierungsverbots” Common Market Law Review
2009. pp. 2137-2138
212. “Lóránt Csink, Az államfő jogállása Európában és Magyarországon” (Lóránt
Csink, The Status of the Head of State in Europe and Hungary) Jahrbuch für Ostrecht
2009/2. pp. 538-539
213. “Vorwort zu den Beiträgen der Konferenz ‘Verfassung und
Verfassungswirklichkeit. Ein Vergleich mittel- und osteuropäischer Staaten mit
Schwerpunkt Ungarn’, Budapest, 13. 5. 2008” (Preface to the Contributions of the
Conference ‘Normativity of the Constitution and Political Reality. A Comparison of
Central and Eastern European Countries with a Focus on Hungary’ Budapest, 13 May
2008) Jahrbuch für Ostrecht (Yearbook for Eastern [European] Law) 2009/1. pp. 13-14
214. “Katalin Gönczi: Die europäischen Fundamente der ungarischen Rechtskultur.
Juristischer Wissenstransfer und nationale Rechtswissenschaft in Ungarn zur Zeit der
Aufklärung und im Vormärz” Zeitschrift der Savigny-Stiftung für Rechtsgeschichte –
Germanistische Abteilung 2009. pp. 714-715
215. “A magyar bíróságok szervezeti válsága. Fleck Zoltán: Jogállam és
igazságszolgáltatás a változó világban” (Organisational Crisis in the Hungarian Court
System. Review on Zoltán Fleck’s ‘The Rule of Law and Judicial System in a
Changing World’) Politikatudományi Szemle (Review of Political Science) 2009/1. pp.
161-167
216. “Anneli Albi – Jacques Ziller (eds.): The European Constitution and National
Constitutions. Ratification and Beyond” Common Market Law Review 2008. pp. 1775-
1776
217. “SIPE Konferenzbände I-II-III” (Conference Proceedings I-II-III of the
European Society of Public Lawyers – Book Review) Zeitschrift für öffentliches Recht
2008. p. 335
218. “Neukantianismus in der ungarischen Rechtstheorie der ersten Hälfte des XX.
Jahrhunderts – Rezensionsartikel” (Neokantianism in Hungarian Legal Theory in the
First Half of the XXth Century – Book Review Article) Archiv für Rechts- und
Sozialphilosophie 2008. pp. 264-272
219. “Szente Zoltán: Európai alkotmány- és parlamentarizmustörténet 1945-2005”
(Zoltán Szente: History of Constitutions and Parliamentarism in Europe 1945-2005)
Der Staat 2008. pp. 319-320
220. “Herbert Küpper: Die ungarische Verfassung nach zwei Jahrzehnten des
Übergangs” (Herbert Küpper: The Hungarian Constitution after two Decades of
Transition) Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht (Heidelberg
Journal of International Law) 2007. pp. 1001-1002
221. “Győrfi Tamás: A kortárs jogpozitivizmus perspektívái” (Tamás Győrfi:
Perspectives of Contemporary Legal Positivism) BUKSZ (Budapest Book Review)
2007. pp. 188-189
222. “Catherine Dupré: Importing the Law in Post-Communist Transitions. The
Hungarian Constitutional Court and the Right to Human Dignity (2003)” Zeitschrift für
ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht (Heidelberg Journal of International
Law) 2004. pp. 243-246
223. “10. Jahrestagung des Jungen Forums Rechtsphilosophie” (10th Conference of
the Young Forum of Jurisprudence) Juristische Schulung (JuS) (Legal Education)
2003/7. pp. XXXIV-XXXVI (co-author: Tilmann Altwicker)
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Blog Contributions, Newspaper Articles and Interviews
224. “Das Recht zum “Nein!”” (The Right to Say No) Salzburger Nachrichten – Der
Staatsbürger 20 July 2019, p. 6 https://www.sn.at/panorama/international/das-recht-
zum-nein-73595593
225. “How to Defend the Integrity of the EP Elections against Authoritarian Member
States” verfassungsblog.de 31 March 2019, https://verfassungsblog.de/how-to-defend-
the-integrity-of-the-ep-elections-against-authoritarian-member-states/
226. “In the U.S. and Hungary: A Transatlantic Requiem for Academic Freedom”
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung – Einspruch Magazin 20 February 2019
https://einspruch.faz.net/einspruch-magazin/2019-02-
20/c06c5331fe0a81fe863f136b9941cdb8/?GEPC=s5 (co-author: Russell Miller)
227. “Freiheit braucht das Zusammenspiel verschiedener Akteure” (Freedom
necessitates cooperation between different actors) Junge Akademie Magazin (2018) Nr
25. – Wissenschaftsfreiheit (Academic Freedom) pp. 42-49 (interview with András
Jakab and Zsolt Enyedi by Jan Hennings) http://magazin.diejungeakademie.de/freiheit-
jakab-enyedi-hennings/
228. “Freedom is a common effort – A conversation between Jan Hennings, András
Jakab and Zsolt Enyedi” Junge Akademie Magazin – English Version (2018) Issue 25
http://magazin.diejungeakademie.de/en/freedom-hennings-jakab-enyedi/
229. “Iudex calculat: Why Constitutional Scholars Should Surmount their Allergy to
Numbers” verfassungsblog.de 30. October 2018 https://verfassungsblog.de/iudex-
calculat-why-constitutional-scholars-should-surmount-their-allergy-to-numbers/ (co-
authors: Arthur Dyevre and Giulio Itzcovich)
230. “A jogtudomány művelése – európai kitekintéssel. Beszélgetés Jakab András
alkotmányjogásszal” (Legal Scholarship with a European Outlook. Talking to András
Jakab, Constitutional Lawyer) ppke.hu 04.10.2018 http://ppke.hu/aktualis/a-
jogtudomany-muvelese-europai-kitekintessel
231. “Internetes Jogtudományi Enciklopédia” (Internet Encyclopedia of Legal
Scholarship) Jogi Fórum 10.07.2018 (interview with András Jakab and Balázs Fekete
by Eszter Horváth) http://www.jogiforum.hu/interju/174
232. “Miért nem működik jól a magyar jogrend és hogyan javíthatjuk meg?’ (What is
wrong with the Hungarian Legal System and How to Fix it?) index.hu 19.02.2018
https://index.hu/velemeny/2018/02/19/jakab_andras_tanulmany_elemzes_jogrend_hiba
i/
233. “Formal and Informal Elements of Institution-Building. A Comment on Armin
von Bogdandy and Michael Ioannidis” verfassungsblog.de 09. March 2017
http://verfassungsblog.de/formal-and-informal-elements-of-institution-building-a-
comment-on-armin-von-bogdandy-and-michael-ioannidis/
234. “Perfekcionizmus nélkül a tudományos munka időpazarlás” (Scholarly Work
without Perfectionism is a Waste of Time” [interview by Bálint Ablonczy] valasz.hu
23.07.2014 http://valasz.hu/itthon/perfekcionizmus-nelkul-a-tudomanyos-munka-
idopazarlas-102240
235. “Why the Debate between Kumm and Armstrong is about the Wrong Question”
verfassungsblog.de 20. June 2014 http://www.verfassungsblog.de/debate-kumm-
armstrong-wrong-question/#.U6RIbfl_uqg
236. “Alkotmányjogi autonómia” (Constitutional Autonomy) vs.hu 14.05.2014
http://vs.hu/versus/tiszteletet-erdemel-e-az-alaptorveny
237. “Távolabb kerültünk az európai mainstreamtől” (We are further from the
European Mainstream) [interview] in: Benedek Molnár – Márton Németh – Péter Tóth
(eds), Mérlegen az Alaptörvény (Revisiting the Basic Law) (Budapest: HVG Orac –
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Stádium 2013) pp. 111-128, excerpts available at http://arsboni.hu/tavolabb-kerultunk-
az-europai-mainstreamtol-interju-jakab-andrassal.html
238. “Supremacy of the EU Charter in National Courts in Purely Domestic Cases”
verfassungsblog.de 27. March 2013, http://verfassungsblog.de/the-eu-as-a-community-
of-human-rights/
239. “Nemzetközi probléma lesz a ‘félszavazatból’” (The ‘half vote’ will cause an
international problem) [Interview by Ildikó Csuhaj and Károly Lencsés] Népszabadság
24.10.2011, p. 5, available at http://nol.hu/belfold/aggalyok__mitoszok__tenyek_
240. “Dupla vagy semmi: mit nyújthat a Fidesz?” (Double or nothing: what can the
Fidesz offer?) [Interview by Ferenc M. László] hvg.hu 20.10.2011, available at
http://img0.hvg.hu/itthon/20111019_Jakab_Andras_valasztasi_rendszer
241. “Az Alkotmánybíróságról szóló rész ‘így aligha elfogadható’ – Jakab András
jogász az alkotmánytervről” (The provisions on the Constitutional Court ‘are actually
not acceptable in this form’ – András Jakab lawyer on the draft Constitution) origo
10.03.2011, available at http://www.origo.hu/itthon/20110310-jakab-andras-a-ppke-
docense-az-uj-alkotmany-tervezeterol.html
242. “Népfelség és alkotmánybíráskodás” (Popular Sovereignty and Constitutional
Review) Heti Válasz 10.02.2011, p. 63
243. “Az alkotmányos rendszer arkhimédeszi pontja az alkotmánybíráskodás” (The
Archimedean point of the constitutional system is the constitutional court) [Interview
by Endre Babus] HVG 15.01.2011. pp. 34-35
244. “Az új Alkotmány koncepcióterve: lebegtetés és pontatlanságok” (The New
Plan for a Constitution: Undecided Issues and Impreciseness) origo – komment.hu
09.12.2010, available at http://www.komment.hu/tartalom/20101209-velemeny-az-uj-
alkotmanykoncepciorol.html
245. “A Fideszen csattanhat az Alkotmánybíróság korlátozása” (The Fidesz Party
Could Suffer as a result of Curtailing the Competences of the Constitutional Court)
[Interview by Gábor Miklósi] index 2010.10.29, available at
http://index.hu/belfold/2010/10/29/az_alkotmanybirosag_a_fideszt_sem_fogja_tudni_m
egvedeni/
246. “Szívműtét előtt. Milyen legyen az alkotmányozás?” (Before a heart operation.
What kind of constitution making should we have?) Magyar Nemzet – Magazin
2010.10.02. pp. 25-26, available also at http://www.mno.hu/portal/739829
247. “Jogesetek Magyarázata” (Case Notes) [Interview by Attila Antal] Jogi Fórum
(Legal Forum) 2010.04.19, available at http://www.jogiforum.hu/interju/69
248. “A 21. század magyar Bartolusa” (The Hungarian Bartolus of the 21st Century)
[Interview by András Koltay] Ítélet (Judgment) 2010.03.19 (XIII/1) p. 9
249. “A kommentár módszertani paradigmaváltást is jelent” (The Commentary is
also a Change of Paradigm in Methodology) [Interview by Nóra Chronowski] Közjogi
Szemle (Review of Public Law) 2010/1. pp. 63-66
250. “Nem kell új alkotmány” (We Don’t Need a New Constitution) [Interview by
Ferenc Horkay-Hörcher] Heti Válasz 2010.02.11. p. 9, available also at
http://hetivalasz.hu/itthon/nem-kell-uj-alkotmany-27269/
251. “Szívműtét helyett. Jakab András a cinikus ítéletekről, a
paragrafusautomataként működő bírákról és arról, hogy tökéletes alkotmány nincs, és
nem is lesz” (Instead of a heart operation. András Jakab on cynical judgments, on
judges who work like automats and on the fact that there is no perfect Constitution and
there will never be one) [Interview by Anna Kulcsár] Magyar Nemzet – Magazin
2010.02.06. p. 28, available also at: http://www.mno.hu/portal/693080
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252. [Interview by Attila Antal on the Preparation of The Commentary on the
Constitution] Jogi Fórum (Legal Forum) 2008.08.21, available at:
http://www.jogiforum.hu/interju/52
253. “Mire jó az alkotmányjogász?” (What is a Constitutional Lawyer for?) Heti
Válasz (Weekly Response, electronic version) 2008.03.27, available at:
http://www.hetivalasz.hu/cikk/0803/mire_jo_az_alkotmanyjogasz
FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS
254. “Verfassungsgerichtliche Argumentation” (Reasoning in Constitutional Courts)
in: Armin von Bogdandy – Christoph Grabenwarter – Peter M. Huber (eds.): Ius
Publicum Europaeum VII. (Heidelberg: C.F. Müller 2020) …
255. “The Failure of Constitutional Institution-Building in Hungary” American
Journal of Comparative Law 2020 forthcoming
256. “What Can Constitutional Law Do Against the Erosion of Democracy and the
Rule of Law?” Constitutional Studies 2020 forthcoming
LECTURES, CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED COMMENTS
Languages: German (Nr. 1, 2, 6, 7, 22, 26, 29, 43, 46, 67, 95, 97, 99, 101, 112, 114), English
(Nr. 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 27, 30, 32, 34, 37, 42, 47, 48, 49,
50, 52, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 78, 79, 83, 84, 86, 88, 89, 91,
92, 93, 94, 96, 98, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 110, 111, 113), Hungarian (Nr. 23, 24,
31, 33, 35, 38, 39, 44, 45, 51, 53, 57, 61, 62, 63, 69, 71, 74, 77, 82, 85, 87, 100, 109, 115, 116),
Spanish (Nr. 90).
1. Salzburg (Austria), 22 October 2019, presentation on “Der Abbau der Rechtsstaatlichkeit
in Ungarn” (Decline of the Rule of Law in Hungary) at the conference of the
Österreisches Institut für Menschenrechte on the “Erosion der Rechtsstaatlichkeit”
(Erosion of the Rule of Law)
2. Marburg (Germany), 9 October 2019, presentation on “Die EU-Rechtsstaatlichkeitskrise
als institutioneller Alkoholismus in Osteuropa” (The EU Rule of Law Crisis as
Institutional Alcoholism of Eastern Europe) at the European Constitutional Law
Workshop of the Staatsrechtslehrertagung (Yearly Congress of German Speaking Public
Lawyers)
3. Örebro (Sweden), 24 September 2019, presentation on “The Failure of Constitutional
Institution-Building in Eastern Europe” at the University of Örebro
4. Santiago (Chile), 2 July 2019, presentation on “Sustainability and Children’s Suffrage” at
the 2019 ICON-S International Society of Public Law Conference
5. Santiago (Chile), 1 July 2019, presentation on “The Nature of Constitutional Concepts” at
the 2019 ICON-S International Society of Public Law Conference
6. Salzburg (Austria), 16 May 2019, lecture on “Die Versteinerungstheorie” (The
Petrification Theory) organised by the Salzburger Juristische Gesellschaft
7. Salzburg (Austria), 9 April 2019, inaugural lecture on “Was kann Verfassungsrecht gegen
die Erosion von Demokratie und Rechtsstaatlichkeit tun?” (What Can Constitutional Law
Do Against the Erosion of Democracy and the Rule of Law?) at the University of
Salzburg
8. Padova (Italy), 4 April 2019, lecture on „Sovereignty and Courts in Europe” at the
University of Padova conference on “European Courts and Legal Reasoning”
9. Milano (Italy), 13 March 2019, lecture on “What is wrong with the Hungarian legal
system and how to fix it?” at Milano State University
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10. Milano (Italy), 13 March 2019, lecture on “Sovereignty and Democracy in Europe” at
Bocconi University
11. Oviedo (Spain), 24 January 2019, lecture at the Junta General del Principado de Asturias
(Asturian Parliament) on “Rule of Law Indices and the EU Rule of Law Crisis”
12. Budapest (Hungary), 3 December 2018, lecture at Central European University on “What
is Wrong with the Hungarian Legal System and How to Fix It”
13. Dublin (Ireland), 24 October 2018, lecture on “European Constitutional Language” at the
research seminar series of Dublin City University
14. Brescia (Italy), 20 September 2018, lecture on “Comparative Constitutional Reasoning”
at the conference of the University of Brescia on “Global Trends in Constitutional
Reasoning”
15. Málaga (Spain), 27 April 2018, lecture on “Constitutional Decline and Global
Constitutionalism” at the XVIth Congress of the Asociación de Constitucionalistas de
España (ACE)
16. Madrid (Spain), 25 April 2018, lecture on “Comparative Constitutional Reasoning” at the
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
17. Stockholm (Sweden), 16. November 2017, presentation on “Institutional Alcoholism in
Eastern Europe. Cultural Elements of the Rule of Law” at the conference of the Swedish
Network of European Legal Studies on “The Future of Europe. Political and Legal
Integration Beyond Brexit”
18. Budapest (Hungary), 28 October 2017, presentation on “Full Parliamentarisation of the
EU Without Changing the Treaties - Why We Should Aim for It and How Easily It Can
Be Achieved” at the conference of the Hungarian Europe Society on “Reforming the EU:
Central European Perspectives”
19. Budapest (Hungary), 21 September 2017, presentation on “The Rule of Law and the
Terrorist Threat” at the conference “Privacy and National Security Interests” of the
Pázmány Péter Catholic University
20. Lisbon (Portugal), 19 September 2017, presentation on “Constitutional Requirements of a
Future EMU Membership of Hungary” at the H2020 conference “EMU Choices”
21. Budapest (Hungary), 9 June 2017, keynote lecture on “Sustainability in European
Constitutional Law” at the conference on “Institutional Reforms in Ageing Societies”
(co-organised by the Pázmány Péter Catholic University and the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences)
22. Schlögen (Austria), 26 May 2017, presentation on “Das ungarische Konzept der
Umgestaltung der Verfassungsordnung” (The Hungarian Way of Changing the
Constitutional System) at the yearly confrence of the Austrian Laywers’ Commision
(Österreichische Juristenkommission)
23. Pécs (Hungary), 4 May 2017, presentation on “Law and Politics” at the 39th Yearly
Conference of the Hungarian Lawyers’ Association (Magyar Jogász Egylet)
24. Debrecen (Hungary), 4 April 2017, presentation on “Mátyás Bódig on the general
features of doctrinal legal scholarship” at the University of Debrecen (title of conference:
Value Commitments in Legal Scholarship)
25. Istanbul (Turkey), 13 January 2017, lecture on “Constitutional Reasoning and the
Hungarian Constitutional Court” at Koç University
26. Heidelberg (Germany), 24 November 2016, presentation on “Das ungarische
Grundgesetz von 2011” (The Hungarian Basic Law of 2011) at the conference on
“Freiheit und Verantwortung. Verfassung und Menschenrechte in Ungarn und in
Deutschland im Wandel der Zeit” (Freedom and Responsibility. Constitution and Human
Rights in Hungary and Germany Through Changing Times) by the Heidelberg Academy
of Sciences
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27. Budapest (Hungary), 23 November 2016, presentation on “Legacy of Socialism in
Hungarian Legal Thought” at the conference organised by the Danube Institute, the
Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation and the Common Sense Society on
“Communism’s Poisoned Legacy”
28. Milano (Italy), 14 November 2016, presentation on “Measuring Constitutional Reasoning
with Numbers” at Bocconi University (Faculty Seminar)
29. Münster (Germany), 9 November 2016, presentation on “Verfassung und
Verfassungsgerichtsbarkeit in Ungarn” (Constitution and Judicial Review in Hungary) at
the University of Münster
30. Heidelberg (Germany), 10 October 2016, presentation on “Measuring Constitutional
Reasoning with Numbers” at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and
International Law
31. Budapest (Hungary), 6 October 2016, inaugural lecture on “Az alkotmányjogi érvelés
mérése számokkal” (Measuring Constitutional Reasoning with Numbers) at the Pázmány
Péter Catholic University
32. Bergen (Norway), 2 September 2016, presentation on “The CONREASON Project” at
the University of Bergen
33. Budapest (Hungary), 24 June 2016, presentation of “Balázs Fekete / Zoltán Fleck (eds),
Tanulmányok a kortárs jogelméletről (Studies on Contemporary Legal Theory)” at the
yearly book presentation of ELTE Faculty of Law
34. Kiev (Ukraine), 23 June 2016, presentation on “Constitution-Making Procedures” at the
conference of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences and the Organization for Security and
Co-operation in Europe on “Constitutional Change”
35. Budapest (Hungary), 3 June 2016, lecture on “Jogi érvelések és dogmatikai
jellegzetességek összehasonlítása számokkal – jogösszehasonlítás, matematika,
jogfilozófia” (Comparing Legal Reasoning and Doctrinal Features with Numbers –
Comaparative Law, Mathematics, Legal Philosophy) at the conference of the BME
(Budapest University of Technology and Economics) on “Jogi érvelés és érveléselmélet”
(Legal Reasoning and Argumentative Theory)
36. Debrecen (Hungary), 27 May 2016, plenary opening Marton Géza Lecture on “A
jogállamiság mérése indexekkel” (Measuring the Rule of Law with Indexes) at the
Debrecen University Faculty of Law yearly conference for doctoral students
37. Brussels (Belgium), 23 February 2016, presentation on “The application of the EU
Charter of Fundamental Rights in purely domestic cases” at the Public Hearing of the
European Parliament Committee on Petitions on “Taking Citizens’ concerns seriously:
broadening the scope of the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights (Article 51)?”
38. Miskolc (Hungary), 8 January 2016, presentation on “A jogi érvelés mérése számokkal”
(Measuring Legal Reasoning with Numbers) at Miskolc University at the Celebration of
the 65th
Anniversary of Prof. Mikós Szabó
39. Budapest (Hungary), 20 November 2015, presentation on “Kisebbségi jogok és a nép
fogalma. Kisebbség és többség” (Minority Rights and the Construction of Demos.
Minority and Majority) at the Congress of the Hungarian Society of Sociology (ELTE
TáTK)
40. Budapest (Hungary), 4 September 2015, lecture on “A jogállamiság mérése indexek
segítségével” (Measuring the Rule of Law with the Help of Indexes) at the conference
“Competition of Legal Systems” at the Catholic University Pázmány Péter
41. Budapest (Hungary), 10 June 2015, lecture on “Kutatási módszerek a jogtudományban”
(Research Methods in Legal Scholarship) at the Hungarian Judicial Academy (MIA)
42. Vienna (Austria), 27 May 2015, lecture on “Full Parliamentarisation of the European
Union” at the EuDEM 2015 conference at the Diplomatic Academy Vienna
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43. Budapest (Hungary), 25 February 2015, lecture on “Der ‘German Approach’ –
Staatsrechtslehre im Wissenschaftsvergleich” (The German Approach -- Constitutional
Doctrine in Comparison) at the workshop of the Budapest Research Group on
Constitutional Theory
44. Budapest (Hungary), 7 January 2015, presentation on “A magyar Alkotmánybíróság
alkotmányjogi érvelése” (Constitutional Reasoning in the Hungarian Constitutional
Court) (with Johanna Fröhlich)
45. Debrecen (Hungary), 7 November 2014, presentation on “A magyar jogi oktatás
megújításához szükséges lépések” (Steps Necessary to Reform Hungarian Legal
Education) at the Centenary of Legal Education in Debrecen
46. Düsseldorf (Germany), 1 October 2014, presentation on “Der ‘German Approach’ –
Staatsrechtslehre im Wissenschaftsvergleich” (The German Approach -- Constitutional
Doctrine in Comparison) at the Staatsrechtslehrertagung (Yearly Congress of the
German Society of Constitutional Lawyers)
47. Tallinn (Estonia), 18 September 2014, presentation on “The Ombudsman as an
Independent Institution” at the International Ombudsman Institute’s conference on
“Ombudsman’s Role in a Democracy”
48. Berlin (Germany), 9 July 2014, presentation on “The Application of the Charter in Purely
Domestic Cases” at the conference on “Enforcement of EU Law against Recalcitrant
Member States” at the Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB)
49. Bielefeld (Germany), 10 June 2014, presentation at the conference “Index Building in
Socio-Legal Scholarship” on “The CONREASON Project”
50. Budapest (Hungary), 25 April 2014, presentation at the conference “Model Institutions
for a Sustainable Future” on “Sustainability as a Constitutional Principle: Ever-Growing
Pension Systems in Constitutional Democracies”
51. Budapest (Hungary), 9 April 2014, presentation on “Az új parlamenti jog” (The New
Laws on the Parliament) at the Bibó Napok Conference at the ELTE University
52. Budapest (Hungary), 7 April 2014, presentation on “The EU – Towards a more Credible
and Effective Guardianship for Democracy?” at the conference of the Central European
University School of Public Policy on “Rolling back the Rollback”
53. Budapest (Hungary), 4 March 2014, lecture on “A kivételes jogrend alkotmányelméleti
kérdései” (State of Emergency from the Perspective of Constitutional Theory) at the
conference of the Hungarian Association of Military Law on “Védelem és Igazgatás”
(Defence and Administration)
54. Freiburg (Germany), 27 November 2013, lecture on “The Hungarian Basic Law 2011” at
the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Criminal Law
55. Berlin (Germany), 20 November 2013, Rechtskulturen lecture on “The CONREASON
Project” at the Humboldt University
56. Budapest (Hungary), 14 November 2013, lecture on “The Language of a Constitutional
Discourse” at the international conference of PPKE BTK on “Constitutional Culture in
Western and Central Europe”
57. Budapest (Hungary), 2 October 2013, lecture on “Az általános választójog története”
(The History of the Universal Suffrage) at the conference of the Association of European
Election Officials in the Mathias Corvinus Collegium
58. Budapest (Hungary), 24 September 2013, lecture on “Rights and Duties in Constitutions”
at the Central European Policy Centre’s conference on “Constitutionalism – American
and European ways. Fundamental rights and values in Anglo-Saxon and Continental
Models”
59. Belo Horizonte (Brazil), 22 July 2013, lecture on “Demographic Sustainability and
Constitutional Law” at the IVR XXVIth World Congress of Philosophy of Law and
Social Philosophy
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60. Hannover (Germany), 5 July 2013, lecture on “Constitutional Reasoning in Europe” at
the VolkswagenStiftung Treffen der Geförderten
61. Budapest (Hungary), 7 June 2013, lecture on the “Az új Alaptörvény rendelkezései a
választási rendszerről” (The Rules on the Elections in the New Basic Law) at the
conference of the National University of Public Service (NKE) and the Hungarian
Lawyers Association (MJE) on “A magyar választási rendszer átalakulásának közjogi
kihívásai” (Public Law Challenges of the Changes in the Electoral System)
62. Budapest (Hungary), 3 June 2013, lecture on “Jogegységi határozatok normatani
kérdései” (Quasi legislative acts of courts from the perspective of a theory of norms) at
the Kúria (Hungarian Supreme Court)
63. Szeged (Hungary), 31 May 2013, lecture on “Bírói jogértelmezés az Alaptörvény
tükrében” (Judicial interpretation of laws in light of the [Hungarian]Basic Law) at the
conference of the University of Szeged on “Law in Action”
64. Siena (Italy), 24 April 2013, lecture at the University of Siena on “The New Hungarian
Basic Law of 2011”
65. Rome (Italy), 23 April 2013, lecture at the workshop on “Constitutional Change and
Constitutional Review in Hungary. Recent Developments” at LUISS University
66. Rome (Italy), 22 April 2013, lecture at the University Sapienza on “The New
Constitution of Hungary”
67. Budapest (Hungary), 15 April 2013, lecture at the conference of the Andrássy University
on “Verfassunggebung in konsolidierten Demokratien”; title of the lecture: “Wozu dient
eine Verfassung?”
68. Budapest (Hungary), 8 April 2013, lecture at the conference of the Research Institute for
Hungarian Communities Abroad (NPKI) on “Territorial Autonomies in Europe:
Solutions and Challenges”; title of the lecture: “Constitutional Visions of the Nation”
69. Fehérvárcsurgó (Hungary), 9 March 2013, lecture at the conference of the Foundation
Joseph Károlyi on “What is a Constitution Good For? Between National Differences and
European Consensus”; title of the lecture: “The Constitution of Europe”
70. Maastricht (Netherlands), 21 February 2013, invited comment on Viorelia Gasca’s “The
Individual and Political Participation” (Eunacon Closing Conference)
71. Budapest (Hungary), 20 September 2012, lecture at the Hungarian Academy for the
Education of Judges (Magyar Bíróképző Akadémia) on “Az új Alaptörvény és a
jogértelmezés” (New Hungarian Basic Law and the Judicial Interpretation of Statutes)
72. Barcelona (Spain), 26 June 2012, lecture at Pompeu Fabra University on “Constitutional
Visions of the Nation”
73. Luxembourg (Luxembourg), 30 May 2012, lecture at the University of Luxembourg on
“Continuity with Deficiencies: The New Hungarian Basic Law”
74. Budapest (Hungary), 18 April 2012, lecture on “Judge Made Law in Hungarian Legal
History” at the conference of the Opten Kft. on “Judge Made Law in Hungary” at the
Pázmány Péter Catholic University
75. Ithaca NY (USA), 10 April 2012, Berger Lecture at Cornell Law School on “Judicial
Reasoning in Constitutional Courts”
76. Belgrade (Serbia), 23 March 2012, lecture on “Constitutional Visions of the Nation” at
the conference on “The Challenges of Multiculturalism”
77. Cluj (Romania), 29 February 2012, lecture at the Sapientia University on “Az új Magyar
Alaptörvény” (The New Hungarian Basic Law)
78. Budapest (Hungary), 26 January 2012, lecture at Central European University Political
Science Department on “Democratizing the European Union”
79. Milan (Italy), 11 December 2011, lecture at Bocconi University on “Constitutional
Reasoning in Constitutional Courts – A European Perspective”
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80. Budapest (Hungary), 28 November 2011, lecture held at the Hungarian Academy for the
Education of Judges (Magyar Bíróképző Akadémia) on “Az új Alaptörvény bírói
jogértelmezésre vonatkozó rendelkezései” (The Rules of Judicial Interpretation of
Statutes According to the New Hungarian Basic Law)
81. Belgrade (Serbia), 26-27 November 2011, conference organised by the University of
Belgrade on “Crisis and Quality of Democracy in South East European Countries”; title
of the lecture: “What is a Constitution Good For? Lessons From the Hungarian
Constitution-making Process”
82. Budapest (Hungary), 28 September 2011, conference organised by the Hungarian data
protection commissioner on “Data Protection Commissioner 1995-2011”; title of the
lecture: “A független intézmények értelme egy alkotmányos demokráciában” (The
Reasons for Having Independent Institutions in a Constitutional Democracy)
83. Yearly Conference of the Hungarian Political Science Association, 20-21 May 2011
(Budapest, Central European University), title of lecture: “Parliamentarisation of the EU
without Changing the Treaties”
84. Mexico City (Mexico), 5-10 December 2010, World Congress of the International
Association of Constitutional Law; papers presented: “Full Parliamentarisation of the EU
without Changing the Treaties” and “The Rule of Law in Times of Terrorist Challenge”
85. Szeged (Hungary), 18-19 November 2010, plenary lecture at the “Kovács István
emléknapok” conference (István Kovács remembrance days) on “Mire jó egy
alkotmány?” (What is a Constitution for?)
86. Heidelberg (Germany), 24 August 2010, Max Planck Lecture on “Parliamentarisation of
the EU without Changing the Treaties”
87. Szeged (Hungary), 18-19 June 2010, lecture at the yearly conference of the Magyar
Politikatudományi Társaság (Hungarian Society of Political Science) on “Az
alkotmányozás jogi lehetősége és gyakorlati veszélyei” (The Legal Possibility and the
Practical Dangers of Constitution-Making)
88. Zaragoza (Spain), 1-2 June 2010, lecture at the “The Role of National and Regional
Parliaments in European Affairs and the Scrutiny of EU Legislation” conference (Palacio
de Aljafería) on “Nice words with no practical relevance. The control of European affairs
in the Hungarian Parliament”
89. Oñati (Spain), 20-21 May 2010, lecture at the International Institute for the Sociology of
Law on “Parliamentarisation of the EU without Changing the Treaties. Lessons from
British Constitutional Thought” (title of the conference: Multi-Layered Polities and the
Search for the Common Good: A Constitutional Puzzle for the European Polis)
90. Oviedo (Spain), 7 May 2010, lecture at the University of Oviedo on “Estado de derecho y
el desafío terrorista” (The Rule of Law and the Terrorist Challenge)
91. Barcelona (Spain), 2 February 2010, research seminar at the Pompeu Fabra University;
title of the lecture: “The Prohibition of Torture”
92. Beijing (China), 15-22 September 2009, Special Workshop on The Many Fates of Legal
Positivism at the IVR XXIVth World Congress of Philosophy of Law and Social
Philosophy; comment on the paper by Karen Petroski on “Post-Positivism”
93. Budapest (Hungary), 4-6 June 2009, conference by the Societas Iuris Publici Europaei
(SIPE) on “Rule of Law, Freedom and Security in Europe”; title of the presentation: “The
Rule of Law and the Terrorist Challenge. A Map of Possible Arguments in the Dilemma
Liberty vs. Security”
94. Madrid (Spain), 29 April 2009, conference by the Real Instituto Elcano, European
Parliament Office in Spain and the European Commission Office in Spain on “Quinto
aniversario de la ampliación de la UE 2004”; title of the presentation: “Hungary – Five
Years after the Accession. Some Constitutional Issues of the Transition”
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95. Zlatibor (Serbia), 26 February 2009 (Winter School of the University of Kragujevac);
title of the lecture: “Die ungarische Verfassung und der EU Beitritt” (The Hungarian
Constitution and Accession to the EU)
96. Pisa (Italy), 19 December 2008 (Scuola Superiore S. Anna), Workshop on “The ECJ
under siege: new constitutional challenges for the ECJ”; discussant of the papers by
Oreste Pollicino and Emanuele Pollio
97. Starnberg (Germany), 9-12 October 2008, Ius Publicum Europaeum Workshop; title of
the lecture: “Die Wissenschaft vom Verwaltungsrecht in Ungarn” (Scholarship of
Administrative Law in Hungary)
98. Vienna (Austria), 9 July 2008, Summer School NICLAS for Security; title of the lecture:
“German Constitutional Law and Doctrine on State of Emergency – Paradigms and
Dilemmas of a Traditional (Continental) Discourse”
99. Budapest (Hungary), 13 May 2008, conference of the ELTE University and the Konrad
Adenauer Stiftung on “Verfassung und Verfassungswirklichkeit”; title of the lecture:
“Unmittelbare Anwendbarkeit der Verfassung” (together with Attila Vincze)
100. Budapest (Hungary), 5 May 2008, lecture at the ELTE University on “A jogi oktatás
dilemmái” (Dilemmas of Legal Education)
101. Budapest (Hungary), 29 April – 1 May 2008 (conference of the Andrássy Universität
Budapest and of the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung on “Zwei Jahrzehnte Parlamentarismus in
Ost-, Ostmittel und Südosteuropa“ [Two Decades of Parliamentary Systems in Eastern,
Eastern-Central and South-Eastern Europe]); title of the lecture: “Die Mitwirkungsrechte
des ungarischen Parlaments in EU-Angelegenheiten aus verfassungsrechtlichem
Blickwinkel” (Competences of the Hungarian Parliament in EU Matters as a
Constitutional Problem)
102. Pisa (Italy), 28 March 2008 (Scuola Superiore S. Anna); title of the lecture: “Social
Rights in Hungary before and after EU Accession”
103. Pisa (Italy), 27 March 2008 (University of Pisa); title of the lecture: “The Hungarian
Constitutional Court”
104. Milano (Italy), 6 December 2007 (Bocconi University); title of the lecture: “Interpreting
Constitutions. Methodological Problems in a Comparative Overview”
105. Durham (U.K.), 13 September 2007 (SLS Conference 2007; section: Jurisprudence);
title of the lecture: “Problems of the Stufenbaulehre. Kelsen’s Failure to Derive the
Validity of a Norm from Another Norm”
106. Cracòw (Poland), 1-6 August 2007 (The XXIIIth World Congress of Philosophy of
Law and Social Philosophy in (IVR); section: Comparative Constitutionalism); title of
the lecture: “Two Opposing Paradigms of Continental European Constitutional Thinking:
Austria and Germany”
107. Cracòw (Poland), 1-6 August 2007 (The XXIIIth World Congress of Philosophy of
Law and Social Philosophy in (IVR); section: Theory of Principles); title of the lecture:
“Concept and Function of Principles”
108. Athens (Greece), 11-15 June 2007 (VIIth World Congress of Constitutional Law); title
of the lecture: “Neutralizing the Sovereignty Question”
109. Miskolc (Hungary), 10-11 November 2006 (Conference on “The Legal Doctrine”); title
of the lecture: “Jogalkalmazás, jogdogmatika, Begriffsjurisprudenz. Észrevételek Szabó
Miklós előadásához” (Application of Law, Legal Doctrine, Begriffsjurisprudenz.
Comments on Miklós Szabó)
110. Geneva (Switzerland), 16-17 July 2006 (NTU Summer School), course of six lectures
on “The Reform of the United Nations”
111. Aberdeen (U.K.), 15 February 2006 (Interdisciplinary Forum), title of the lecture:
“Compromise Strategies on the Concept of Sovereignty in the European Integration”
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112. Heidelberg (Germany), 20 March 2005 (Project Ius Publicum Europaeum), title of the
lecture: “Wissenschaft und Lehre des Verfassungsrechts in Ungarn” (Scholarship and
Teaching on Constitutional Law in Hungary)
113. Zlatibor (Serbia), 24 February 2005 (Winter School of the University of Kragujevac);
title of the lecture: “Sovereignty and European Integration”
114. Flensburg (Germany), 1-3 July 2004. (Conference on “Recht, Staat und Internationale
Gemeinschaft bei Hans Kelsen”); title of the lecture: “Kelsens Völkerrechtslehre
zwischen Erkenntnistheorie und Politik”
115. Miskolc (Hungary), 26-27 September 2003. (Conference on “Norm and/or rule”); title
of the lecture: “Kelsen és Merkl joglépcsőelméletének problémái” (Problems of the
Stufenbaulehre of Kelsen and Merkl)
116. Budapest (Hungary), 14 December 2001. (Conference on “Enforcement of Law –
Application of Law”); title of the lecture: “A norma szerkezete és a jogalkalmazási
modell” (The Structure of the Norm and the Model of the Application of Law)
MEMBERSHIPS IN LEARNED SOCIETIES
05.2018– Member of the German Association of Constitutional Lawyers (Vereinigung der
Deutschen Staatsrechtslehrer)
10.2011– Member of the Committee of Legal and Political Sciences (Állam- és
Jogtudományi Bizottság) at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
06.2008– Member of the Societas Iuris Publici Europaei (SIPE) (European Association of
Public Lawyers)
07.2007– Member of the Plenary Body (köztestületi tag) of the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences (MTA)
EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIPS
01.2020– Editor in Chief of the Zeitschrift für öffentliches Recht (Austrian Journal of
Public Law) (Co-Editor in Chief: Sebastian Schmid)
10.2017– Founding Editor in Chief of Internetes Jogtudományi Enciklopédia – IJOTEN
(Internet Encyclopedia of Legal Scholarship), available at www.ijoten.hu (Co-
Editor in Chief between 2017 and 2019: Balázs Fekete, since 2019: Miklós
Könczöl, Attila Menyhárd and Gábor Sulyok)
05.2016– Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of Iuris Dictio Law Review (Ecuador)
05.2015– Member of the Editorial Board of Constitutional Studies
(https://constitutionalstudies.wisc.edu/)
01.2013–09.2017 Editor in Chief of the quarterly Állam- és Jogtudomány (Science of Law
and State)
10.2012– member of the Editorial Board of the Hungarian Yearbook of International Law
and European Law (Eleven Publishing)
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01.2011– founding editor of the Pázmány Law Working Papers series, available at
http://www.plwp.jak.ppke.hu/hu/
01.2010–04.2014 Founding Editor in Chief of the law journal Jogesetek Magyarázata
(Case Notes), available at www.jema.hu
FUNDING APPLICATIONS, CONFERENCES ORGANISED AND PROJECTS LED
1.07.2019 organised a workshop on in Santiago (Chile) on “Representation” (co-organiser:
Howard Schweber)
21.06.2018 organised a workshop on “Constitutional reasoning” in Seoul at the 10th
World
Congress of Constitutional Law (co-organiser: Adrienne Stone)
20.04.2017 organised a national conference on “State of Emergency” in Budapest (hosted
by the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
and the Hungarian Society of Military Law and Law of War)
9-10.07.2014 organised an international conference on “Enforcement of EU Law against
Recalcitrant Member States” at the Social Science Research Center (WZB)
Berlin (co-organisers: Dimitry Kochenov and Mattias Kumm)
02.07.2014 awarded by OTKA (Hungarian Scientific Research Fund) as the Principal
Investigator of a three years long research project “Institutional Reforms in
Ageing Societies: Legal and Political Aspects” (beginning 1 January 2015) with
a grant of 24,184,000 HUF (77,500 Euro)
21.03.2014 organised a national conference on “Sovereignty: idea and/or reality” at the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences (co-organiser: Péter Takács, OTKA research
group)
22.07.2013 organised a workshop at the IVR XXVIth World Congress of Philosophy of
Law and Social Philosophy in Belo Horizonte (Brazil) on “Sustainability as a
Legal Principle” (co-organiser: Matthias Goldmann)
21.05.2013 organised an international conference on “The Enforcement of EU Law against
Member States” in Budapest (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
01.09.2011–31.08.2016 led a project as a Schumpeter Fellow on “Constitutional
Reasoning in Europe. A Linguistic Turn in Comparative Constitutional Law”,
financed by the VolkswagenStiftung (499.300 Euro); project details available at
www.conreasonproject.com; first international workshop: 15 February 2013 in
Heidelberg; second international workshop in Budapest: 7-8 February 2014
15.08.2011 co-organised a Special Workshop on Constitutional Reasoning: Theoretical
Perspectives at the IVR XXVth World Congress of Philosophy of Law and
Social Philosophy in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) (co-organiser: Arthur
Dyevre)
04.02.2011 co-organised a national conference on constitution making (co-organiser: Tímea
Drinóczi) (Budapest, PPKE JÁK, PTE ÁJK)
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20.12.2010 co-organised a national conference on constitution making (co-organiser:
András Körösényi) (Budapest, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of
Political Sciences), title of the conference: Alkotmányozás Magyarországon és
máshol. Politikatudományi és közjogi megközelítések (Constitution-Making in
Hungary and Elsewhere. Approaches in Political Science and Public Law)
09.2010– co-organised the legal research seminar series at the Pázmány Péter Catholic
University (Pázmány Jogi Műhelyszemináriumok, co-organiser: András Koltay)
09.2009–06.2010 co-organised the international lecture series of the Centro de Estudios
Políticos y Constitucionales (co-organisers: Lasse Thomassen and Amaya
Úbeda de Torres)
15–22.09.2009 co-organised a Special Workshop on The Many Fates of Legal
Positivism at the IVR XXIVth World Congress of Philosophy of Law and Social
Philosophy in Beijing (China) (co-organisers: Otto Pfersmann and Jürgen
Busch) (output: see above in the list of publications Nr. 24)
06.2006–11.2009 led the project on the Commentary on the Hungarian Constitution
(through election by the then project-participants) taken over from László
Sólyom (former president of the Hungarian Constitutional Court) after his
withdrawal following his election as the President of the Republic of Hungary;
project data: 5 workshops during Autumn 2007 – Spring 2008, 45 participants,
budget ca. 50,000 Euro, for output see entry in the list of publications Nr. 13
12.2008 financial support from the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V. for the Commentary
on the Hungarian Constitution (7,000 Euro)
12.2006 financial support from the Deutsche Stiftung für Internationale Rechtliche
Zusammenarbeit e.V. (IRZ) for the Commentary on the Hungarian Constitution
(3,000 Euro)
09.2006 successfully applied for six scholarships of one month at the Max-Planck-
Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law for the
participants of the project on the Commentary on the Hungarian Constitution
7–8.04.2006 conference organised together with Prof. Péter Takács (the then Vice-Dean of
the Faculty of Law, ELTE University Budapest) on The Transformation of the
Hungarian Legal Order 1985/1990-2005 (output: see above in the list of
publications Nr. 20 and 21)
04.2003 successfully applied on behalf of the Calvinist University Károli Gáspár to the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences for the sponsorship of a research group of two
academics on the law of copyright
10.2002–02.2003 organised a conference on “Enforcement of Law – Application of Law”,
Calvinist University Károli Gáspár in Budapest (Hungary), output: see above in
list of publications Nr. 22
EXPERT ACTIVITIES, ADVISORY ROLES
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10.2019 – Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Faculty of Law of Pázmány
Péter Catholic University Budapest
05.2019 – Member of the EU Law Advisory Board of the Austrian Foreign Ministry
(BMEIA Beirat für Europarecht)
2019 – pro-bono expert on Hungary in the V-Dem Project (measuring democracy)
February – June 2015 member of the expert panel for the re-accreditation of the Law Faculties
of Universities of Rijeka and Zagreb (appointed by the Accreditation Council of
the Croatian Agency for Science and Higher Education; site visits between 11
and 15 May 2015)
2014 – pro-bono expert on Hungary in the World Justice Project Rule of Law Index
(measuring the rule of law)
2011 – 2012 member of the evaluation panel (zsűritag) for Legal and Political Sciences at the
Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA), before that and since then served
several times as an anonymous reviewer for the same body
2008 – served on several occasions as an anonymous reviewer of articles for the
European Constitutional Law Review and the German Law Journal, and also of
books for Hart Publishing and Oxford University Press