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Title:Ten commandments to stifle academic freedom : a toolbox for autocrats Author(s):SZENTE, Zoltán Date:2024Citation:Verfassungsblog, 2024, OnlineOnlyType:ArticleAbstract:Since 2010, the beginning of the populist takeover and the authoritarian transition, Hungary has gathered a lot of experience on how to dismantle academic freedom. This knowledge can be useful for other autocrats as well. ...
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Title:Too little, too late : four reasons why EU sanctions against Hungary do not work Author(s):SZENTE, Zoltán Date:2024Citation:Verfassungsblog, 2024, OnlineOnlyType:ArticleAbstract:All signs indicate that the various procedures and instruments invented and used by the European Commission to improve the situation of the rule of law in Hungary have so far not been successful: the Article 7 TEU procedure, ...
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Title:Organizing peace in the Americas : collective security versus international adjudication Author(s):URIBURU, Justina Date:2024Citation:Journal of the history of international law, 2024, Vol. 25, No. 4, pp. 592-618Type:ArticleAbstract:American states concluded two treaties to organize peace in the postwar world: the Rio Treaty (1947) and the Pact of Bogotá (1948). At first sight, they appear to reflect a division of tasks: the Rio Treaty would address ...
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Title:Innovation in the quest for compatibility : interplay of jurisdiction and allocation in the South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation Author(s):PERRAUDEAU, Maia Camille Nina Date:2024Citation:Marine policy, 2024, Vol. 163, Art. 106145, OnlineFirstType:ArticleAbstract:This paper explores how the legal obligation that management measures for straddling stocks in the high seas and for areas under national jurisdiction must be ‘compatible’ is interpreted within the forum of Regional Fisheries ...
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Title:Frontex at the epicentre of a rule of law crisis at the external borders of the EU Author(s):MARIN, Luisa Date:2024Citation:European law journal : review of European law in context, 2024, OnlineFirstType:ArticleAbstract:Next to the rule of law ‘crises’ within Member States, a new facet of this rule of law crisis is emerging at the external borders of the EU, and sees the EU border agency Frontex as its epicentre. This article illustrates ...