We, the undersigned legal experts and scholars from law, philosophy and the social sciences, endorse the following petition:
On April 18th the Hungarian Parliament will decide on the adoption of a new constitution for the Republic of Hungary. While we welcome the effort to create a new constitution for the country to overcome the technical deficiencies of the revised constitution of 1989, we consider the draft of the FIDESZ/KDNP coalition and the way it is adopted deeply disturbing.
The draft constitution
- effectively abolishes large parts of constitutional review, possibly disabling the Constitutional Court as a politically independent body, gives leeway for the enactment of unconstitutional law and thereby undermines the rule of law,
- declares the inconsistent and ideologically lopsided preamble and the legally undefinable „historical constitution” as binding for its interpretation, can be understood to delegitimize the entire constitutional law and jurisdiction of the last 20 years, and thus obviates any well grounded assertion of what the constitution actually says and thereby further undermines the rule of law,
- severely restricts the scope of action of future governments unless they command a 2/3 majority,
- has been written at the whim of the current government, is being enacted without both framework and time for proper deliberation and without sufficient participation by the opposition and the public and will therefore suffer from severe legitimacy deficiencies.
Hungary is not only a member state of the European Union, but an integral part of the European sphere of legal and constitutional culture. Hungarians have long struggled for their „Return to Europe“. Based on the existing constitution, Hungary’s world-renowned Constitutional Court has made a rich contribution to European constitutionalism. We are deeply worried that, by passing this document, Hungary risks its reputation as a model of a new constitutional democracy rising from an authoritarian regime. Following the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe, we appeal to the leaders of the coalition parties FIDESZ and KDNP, particularly to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, to refrain from enforcing a hastened decision and imposing a insufficiently legitimate constitution on their country. Instead, we urge to use the opportunity to draft and pass a document that can unite Hungarians and does not divide them. We call for a constitution that, by providing clear legal concepts instead of historical symbolism in legal form, can serve as the foundation of a constitutional state based on legal certainty and the rule of law. Finally, Hungary deserves a constitution that preserves, and not limits, the functions of its guardian, the Constitutional Court, one of the most trusted institutions in the country.
Signed (5/01, 9:00 pm MEZ):
- Antal ÁDÁM, University of Pécs, Hungary
- Wolf ALBIN, Attorney-at-Law, Berlin, Germany
- Andrew ARATO, New School for Social Research, New York, USA
- Judit BAYER, King Sigismund College, Budapest, Hungary
- Jochen VON BERNSTORFF, Max-Planck-Institute Heidelberg & University Göttingen, Germany
- Adam BODNAR, Warsaw University, Poland
- Christian BOULANGER, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany
- David R. BOYD, Simon Fraser University, Canada
- Eva BREMS, Ghent University, Belgium
- Nora CHRONOWSKI, University of Pecs, Hungary
- Monica CLAES, Maastricht University, Netherlands
- Mihály CSÁKÓ, John Wesley Theological College and ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
- Justus von DANIELS, Cardozo School of Law, New York, USA
- Balázs DÉNES, Hungarian Civil Liberties Union, Budapest, Hungary
- Tímea DRINÓCZI, University of Pécs, Hungary
- Catherine DUPRÉ, University of Exeter, United Kingdom
- David DYZENHAUS, University of Toronto, Canada
- Dirk FABRICIUS, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany
- Agata FIJALKOWSKI, Lancaster University, United Kingdom
- Zoltan FLECK, ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
- Andreas FUNKE, University of Cologne, Germany
- Claudio FRANZIUS, University of Hamburg, Germany
- Siri GLOPPEN, University of Berge & Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway
- Marcin GÓRSKI, University of Łódź, Poland.
- Marie-Pierre GRANGER, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
- Christoph GUSY, Bielefeld University, Germany
- Balázs GYENIS, University of Pittsburgh, USA
- Tamás GYÖRFI, University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom
- Gábor HALMAI, ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary,
- Dominik HANF, College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium
- Helen E. HARTNELL, Golden Gate University, San Francisco, USA
- Wolf HEYDEBRAND, New York University, USA
- Kristina IRION, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
- Ireneusz C. KAMINSKI, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland
- Ulrich KARPENSTEIN, Attorney-at-Law, Berlin, Germany
- Alexandra KEMMERER, Wissenschaftskolleg, Berlin, Germany
- János KIS, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
- Sascha KNEIP, Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB), Berlin, Germany
- Jan KOMAREK, London School of Economics, United Kingdom
- Atina KRAJEWSKA, School of Law, University of Exeter, United Kingdom
- Helga KRISCH, Administrative Court, Berlin, Germany
- Mattias KUMM, Humbold University, Berlin, Germany and New York University, USA
- Johanna LÁSZLÓ, ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
- Tamás LATTMANN, National Defense University and ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
- Oliver W. LEMBCKE, University of Jena, Germany
- Patrick MACKLEM, University of Toronto, Canada
- Miguel Poiares MADURO, Professor, European University Institute
- Matthias MAHLMANN, University of Zurich, Switzerland
- Ernst Gottfried MAHRENHOLZ, Deputy President of the Constitutional Court (ret.), Karlsruhe, Germany
- Balázs MAJTÉNYI, ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
- László MAJTÉNYI, University of Miskolc, Hungary
- Susanna MANCINI, University of Bologna, Italy
- Stefan MARKUS, former Ambassador to Hungary, Slovakia
- Franz MAYER, University of Bielefeld, Germany
- Jeremy MCBRIDE, Monckton Chambers, Gray’s Inn, London, United Kingdom
- Zoltan MIKLÓSI, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
- Christoph MOELLERS, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany
- Jan-Werner MUELLER, Princeton University, USA
- Odonkhu MUNKHSAIKAN, Nagoya University, Japan
- Andreas ORATOR, WU University of Business and Economics, Vienna, Austria
- Viktor OSIATYNSKI, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
- András L. PAP, ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
- Vlad PERJU, Boston College Law School, USA
- Otto PFERSMANN, University Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne, Paris, France
- Ulrich K. PREUSS, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, Germany
- Jiri PRIBAN, Cardiff University, United Kingdom
- István RÉV, Open Society Archives, Budapest, Hungary
- Michel ROSENFELD, President of the US Association of Constitutional Law, Cardozo School of Law, New York, USA
- Judit SANDOR, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
- Aurel SARI, University of Exeter, United Kingdom
- Martin SCHEININ, President of the International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL), European Universit Institute
- Stefan SCHEPERS, director general of the European Institute of Public Administration (ret.)
- Kim Lane SCHEPPELE, Princeton University, USA
- Tibor SCHOBER, Attorney-at-Law, Berlin, Germany
- Kristina SCHOENFELDT, University of Freiburg, Germany
- Bernadette SOMODY, ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
- Grażyna SKAPSKA, Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Poland
- Maximilian STEINBEIS, Attorney-at-Law, Germany
- Máté Dániel SZABÓ, University of Miskolc, Hungary
- Sona SZOMOLANYI, Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia
- Christopher THORNHILL, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
- Gábor Attila TÓTH, Debrecen University, Hungary
- Johan VAN DER WALT, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
- Balázs VÁRADI, ELTE University,Budapest,Hungary
- Marton VARJU, University of Hull, UK & Central European University, Hungary
- Attila VINCZE, University of Hull, United Kingdom
- Beatrix VISSY, ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
- Astrid WALLRABENSTEIN, Goethe-University, Frankfurt, Germany
- Meike WEISSPFLUG, RWTH Aachen, Germany
- Mattias WENDEL, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany
- Tim WIHL, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany
- Miroslaw WYRZYKOWSKI, Justice of the Constitutional Court (ret.) & Warsaw University, Poland
- Katarina ZAVACKA, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia
If you share our concern, please sign the petition by adding a comment with your name and institutional affiliation. Thank you.
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Kim Lane Scheppele
Director of the Program in Law and Public Affairs
Princeton University
USA
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University of Miskolc, Hungary
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ELTE University
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Oliver W. Lembcke
Friedrich Schiller University
Jena, Germany
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Institute of Legal Studies
Polish Academy of Sciences
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Cracow
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University of Pécs, Hungary
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National Defense University and ELTE University, Budapest
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Balázs Dénes
Hungarian Civil Liberties Union
Budapest, Hungary
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Grazyna Skapska
Institute of Sociology
Jagiellonian University
Grodzka Str. 52
31-044 Kraków POLNAN
I am not a constutional scholar, but the changes to the existing constitution that you describe sound to me like an effort to make certain states of exception permanent. If that is the case, the Hungarian government should be held to a stricter standard of democratic legitimacy.
The proposed changes are very concerning. strongly support this petition.
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Claudio Franzius, Universität Hamburg
Highly ideological and emotional, mostly anti-liberal, extremely vague and undetermined, strongly philo-executive, this draft is not a new beginning, but a mythical return to an uncertain past.
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lecturer in law
University of Hull
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Antal Ádám
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Marton Varju
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CEU-CELAB
University of Freiburg
Institut für Staatswissenschaft und Rechtsphilosophie
Abteilung 3 (Völkerrecht)
I have read the above. I am not and never have been a lawyer in any shape or form.
In thr blog ‘Hungarian Spectrum’ its author Prof Balogh reports “A good example is a paragraph in the constitution that forbids the government from changing the present tax system.”
‘Hells bells and buckets of blood’!! This clause denies the people the right to change their taxes! If if this is true then it denies the people their fundamental democratic rights.
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Helga Krisch
Berlin Administrative Court
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Slovak Academy of Sciences
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Sona Szomolanyi
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Comenius University Bratislva
Slovak Ambassador to Hungary in 1998-2002
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Universität Bielefeld
School of Law, University of Exeter
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Astrid Wallrabenstein
Professor of Public Law
Goethe-University Frankfurt
After reading the proposed changes, I really worry about the future of one of the most successful constitutional courts in post-communist countries, and Hungarian democracy in general. I, therefore, strongly support this petition. Please add my name in it.
Munkhsaikhan Odonkhuu
PhD Candidate
Graduate School of Law
Nagoya University, Japan
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Professor of Criminal Law, Criminology and Psychology of Law
Goethe-University
Frankfurt
I cannot judge the content of the proposed amendment (is it available in English or French somewhere?), but the process of its adoption described in the Venice Commission’s Report is worrying. Please add my name to the petition.
Jan Komárek
lecturer in EU law
LSE
Dear Jan,
an English translation is available here: http://ekint.org/ekint_files/File/tanulmanyok/alkotmanyozas/alternative_translation_of_the_draft_constituion.pdf
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This is deeply worrying.
Professor of Comparative Politics, University of Berge
Research director Chr.Michelsen Institute
I am signing the petition in my academic capacity and will report this on 28 April at a meeting of the Executive Committee of the International Association of Constitutional Law where I serve as President.
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Dr. David R. Boyd
Adjunct Professor
Simon Fraser University
Canada
We have published an article about the process.
German version
http://www.mehr-demokratie.de/verfassung-ungarn.html
English translation will follow.
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Associate Professor of Politics,
Princeton University, USA
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Wiktor Osiatynski
CEU Legal Studies Department,
Budapest, Hungary
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Journalist
Belgrade
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University of Pécs, Hungary
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ELTE University,Budapest,Hungary
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University of Miskolc, Hungary
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ELTE University
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Budaörs
Budaörs
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Corvinus University Budapest
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Monica Claes
Professor of European and Comparative Constitutional Law
Maastricht University
The Netherlands
I am not a constitutional scholar but it is clear from the very beginning and from the accompanying actions (e.g., populistic government questionary) that this constitution seriously contributes to the ongoing undermining of the democratic system in Hungary.
I share your concerns.
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Affiliation: Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, Budapest
The petition has been published in Hungary by the weekly newspaper Élet és Irodalom:
http://www.es.hu/2011-04-13_magyarorszag-uj-alkotmanya-amiert-aggodunk
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ÖSSZEGZÉS
Orbán Viktor miniszterelnök és népi zenekara ellen
Huszonegy éve váltottunk rendszert,
gazdaságot, hitet és emberséget,
gondolkodtunk, nem ragadtunk fegyvert.
Békességben szavaztuk meg a véget:
még részünk volt a szocializált
magas kultúra, öntudatos élet.
Orbán Oxfordban liberalizált
politikát s bölcseletet más pénzén
tanult, tudatos volt, szépen kivárt…
Divatozott: polgári az érték,
fiatalsága népszerű volt, fürdött
benne s vágyait tűzte ki célként.
Médiánk mára szócsövévé züllött,
befolyásolt, törtetett, megosztott,
minden ellenzékit padlóra küldött.
Amihez ér, az rögvest bemocskolt,
csal keresztényt, demokratát, fajtáját,
csak a nyomor problémája foszlott.
Nézni is utálom önhitt pofáját,
parlamentbe vitte – meglátjátok,
fejébe nyomja István koronáját.
Huszonegy éve nyomorgok, várok,
a remény csak új ábrándokat adott,
most a jövő már nem több, csak átok.
Nincs már baloldal, nincs közép, csak a jobb:
olyan, mint hátunkban a tőrszúrás.
Gyilkos vagy – a demokrácia halott.
Bár inkább te lennél az, te Júdás!
Budapest, 2011. Április 18
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Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
New York
USA
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Kovacs Dezso
University of Missouri
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Agnes Harkai
University of Szeged
Szeged
Hungary
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Bence Simonfalvi
Architect
Budapest, Hungary
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Waldorfpedagógus
Budapest, Hungary
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György C. Kálmán
Institute for Literary Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary
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Budapest, Hungary
Nem fogadjuk el Alkotmányunknak orbán törvényeit!
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David Lovas
Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, Budapest
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Pierre Waline
Retired (french), Budapest
Hungarian Europe Society
I agree.
Ez az alkotmány szöveg legalább 9 ponton nemzetközi szerződéseinkkel is ütközik! Teljes egészében elfogadhatatlan – parambelumostól – a szabadság korlátozó hatása!
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Journaliste a la retraite, Angers, France
Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore MD, USA
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http://freepress.blog.hu/2011/04/19/please_support_our_demonstrations
It’s not our constitution. We shall resist. Please support us.
Please, support our cause! Any kind of support counts, even the smallest. If you are member of the media: you know what you need to do! If you want to donate a tiny amount of money it would be very much appreciated as well.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
We share all the details on our spendings after each protest, feel free to check our blog: http://freepress.blog.hu/ (The English blog itself is a little bit messy still, but we are working on it. You are very welcome to comment and share any constructive criticism there!)
Please, support our cause! Any kind of support counts, even the smallest. If you are member of the media: you know what you need to do! If you want to donate a tiny amount of money it would be very much appreciated as well.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Sorry for repeating myself… just to have both links in one comment, let me add this:
http://freepress.blog.hu/2011/04/19/please_support_our_demonstrations
We share all the details on our spendings after each protest, feel free to check our blog: http://freepress.blog.hu/ (The English blog itself is a little bit messy still, but we are working on it. You are very welcome to comment and share any constructive criticism there!)
Budapest, Hungary
I PROTEST against The New Constitution !
Ilyen “alaptörvényű” országban nem akarok élni!
Capital University, USA
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Vlad Perju
Associate Professor
Boston College Law School
USA
Ez az alkotmány szünteti meg hazánkban a demokráciát!
Everybody have to remember for 18th april, when they killed and died the third Hungarian Republic !
20 april, 2011, Rotterdam.
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Ajka stadt/town, Magyarország Ungarn/Hungary
Freedom for Hungary!
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Budapest, Hungary
Nem az én nevemben alkotmányoztak !!! Intellektuális nyomor !!!
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Maike Weißpflug, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
University of Texas at Austin
No koment
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Sándor Salánki economist, Budapest
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PÉCEL,Hungary
Hungarian Association of Entrepreneurs (VSZ), Budapest (Vállalkozók Szövetsége)
Freedom and democracy in Hungary!
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Social Solidarity Free Trade Union
Hungary Budapest
Társadalmi Szolidaritás Szabad Szakszervezet (TSZSZSZ)
Danger to our country!
Geographical Research Institute Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary
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Tim Wihl
Humboldt University
Berlin
public relations consulting
közigazgatási pr szaktanácsadó, Szolnok – Hungary
I also support the petition.
I lived in Budapest last year during the elections. This new constitution manifests the worst possible scenario we imagined back then. I’m deeply worried about the democratic future of Hungary.
David Christian Berg
Reasearcher at Clausthal UT, Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany
Haywards Heath, West Sussex, UK
Charles University, Prague, Czech republic
Die EU sollte bedenken, ob sie einem Staat weiterhin die Mitgliedschaft gewährt, dessen neue Verfassung das für sie geltende Rechtsstaatsprinzip negiert.
Ich unterstütze den Aufruf.
Nem a mi alkotmányunk!
nyugger
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Judith Schwedes
Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany
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The developments in Hungary are as disturbing as the still inadequate reaction of the European Union…
I support the petition.
Stundent of political science and philosophy
University of Freiburg, Germany
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Zsuzsanna Lippai
American University, Washington, DC, USA
Támogatom a petíciót, a végsőkig, ha szükséges.
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thank you for this initiative to save the values of freedom and democracy in europe, which are obviously in danger not only in hungary.
please add my name to the list. Freedom of speech must stay a legal right of everyone
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Rechtsanwältin, Deutschland
thank you for doing this blog. What happens in Hungary is another evidence of a stealthy elemination of democracy in Europe and we should all be very alarmed!
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Az alkotmány megszünt.Ez ami ma aláirásra került, pártalkotmány, türhetetlen.
I support the petition!
Eva Brems
Professor, Human Rights Centre, Ghent University, Belgium
and Member of the Belgian Parliament
As former director general of the European Institute of Public Administration, I support your petition because this is a worrying development for the whole European Union.
It is very sad what is happening in Hungary. I teach constitutional law for more than 20 years at the Robert Schuman Institute at Budapest and witnesses the constitutional development in Eastern Europe. This is a big step back!
Jason Miller, University of Texas at Austin.
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Nadine Thielen, Düsseldorf
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Simone van Koll, Cologne
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Matthias W. Birkwald (Köln)
Member of the German Parliament
Left Party parliamentary group – DIE LINKE.
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Gregor Hofmann
Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany
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Susanna Mancini
Professor of Comparative Constitutional Law
School of Law, University of Bologna, Italy
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Susanna Mancini
Professor of Public Comparative Law
School of Law
University of Bologna, Italy
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