CER' Newsletter 2026/5-7
2026. júl. 15.
Issue 5-7 of CER' Newsletter
CER' Newsletter 2026/5-7
Books
Muszyński, M. (ed.) (2026) Reversed Rule of Law in the Creation, Interpretation and Application of Law in Poland: Methods and Consequences. Miskolc–Budapest: Studies of the Central European Professors’ Network. doi:10.54237/profnet.2026.mmrrlcialp. The latest volume in the Studies of the Central European Professors' Network series, Reversed Rule of Law in the Creation, Interpretation and Application of Law in Poland: Methods and Consequences, edited by Mariusz Muszyński, has been published. The book aims to demonstrate the previous understanding of the rule of law from national, international and EU perspectives, and to compare this with today's understanding of the concept. |
Journal articles, working papers, blog posts Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Law Vol. 22 No. 40 (2026) The primary focus of issue no. 40 of the Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Law is environmental liability, examined through a wide range of legal perspectives: constitutional foundations of environmental protection, civil liability and environmental remedies, substantive aspects of administrative liability in environmental protection. |
Annals - Belgrade Law Review Vol. 72 No. 2 (2026) The Annals of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade continues its long-standing tradition as Serbia’s leading scientific journal in legal and social sciences, a legacy spanning over a century. The latest issue was published on 24 Jun 2026, featuring current research and scholarship in these fields. |
Blog post: Bartłomiej Oręziak: ECtHR vs. the Polish Constitutional Court: Who Has the Final Word in Warsaw? |
Blog post: Lénárd Sándor: Interim Measures as Constitutional Instruments in the Jurisprudence of the CJEU |
Blog posts: Lilla Garayová: Restoration or Rupture? The Proposed Seventeenth Amendment to Hungary’s Fundamental Law and the Limits of Constitutional Repair |
Conferences, workshops, book launches, presentations
European Legal Values on 21-22 May 2026 This conference brought together diverse research perspectives on the evolving European legal order. It explored European legal values and their intellectual, philosophical, and historical foundations, the recognition of foreign legal instruments across jurisdictions, and the complex interaction between national, international, and EU law. |
The 26th traditional international scientific conference of the Association for International Criminal Law on 12-15 June 2026 The 26th international scientific conference of the Association for International Criminal Law was held in Palić from June 12–15, 2026, on the theme “International Criminal Law at a Crossroads – Reform of the Criminal Legislation of the Republic of Serbia,” gathering over 230 participants from Serbia and abroad. |
Workshop discussion on 15-17 June 2026 The 2026 PhD Workshop Dissertation was organized by the the Ferenc Deák Doctoral School of Law at the University of Miskolc in cooperation with the Central European Academy of the University of Miskolc. The workshop took place from 15–17 June. |
Prof. Georg Kofler’s lecture at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law on 16 June 2026 Prof. Dr. Georg Kofler from Vienna University of Law and Business (WU Vienna) delivered a guest lecture at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law on June 16, 2026, titled “Artificial Intelligence, the Labour Market and the Future of Taxation,” examining how AI reshapes labor markets and tax systems, and proposing near- and long-term tax policy responses. |
Quintessence Monographs Series on 2 July 20026 European Legal Values: Values, Ideas and Intellectual Heritage in Legal Scholarship was an international scientific conference organized by the Central European Academy of the University of Miskolc within the framework of the European Legal Values research project conducted by the St. Hedwig Research Group. |
Young Researchers’ Monographs on 3 July 2026 European Legal Values: Legal Values Through the Lens of Young Researchers was an international scientific conference organized by the Central European Academy of the University of Miskolc within the framework of the European Legal Values research project conducted by the St. Hedwig Research Group. |
The Development of International Criminal Law: Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Humanity on 2-3 October 2026 On 2-3 October 2026, Jagiellonian University will host an international conference on the future Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Humanity, bringing together scholars, practitioners and delegates involved in ongoing treaty negotiations. |
Further News
Open Day on 22 June 2026 Participating in the Central European Academy of the University of Miskolc Open Day provided an inspiring opportunity to learn more about the Academy’s academic programme, international environment, and the support offered to young researchers throughout their doctoral journey. The event enabled prospective applicants to engage with professors, researchers, and current doctoral students, while gaining valuable first-hand insight into academic life at the Academy. |
Farewell Event on 24 June 2026 The Central European Academy of the University of Miskolc held its Farewell Event on 24 June at the Academy’s headquarters in Budapest. The event brought together junior researchers, mentors, senior researchers, and members of the wider CEA UM community to celebrate the achievements of participants in the Junior Programme. |
Dr. Enikő Krajnyák is this year’s winner of the René Cassin Thesis Prize The head of the Academy’s Institute for Human Rights and European Law, Dr. Enikő Krajnyák, has won the René Cassin Institute’s thesis prize in Strasbourg for her English-language PhD dissertation. The prestigious award is given to the author of the best English-or French-language doctoral dissertation of outstanding scientific quality in the field of international human rights. |