Did Not Lose Their Public Asset Quality

Lilla Berkes

Issue 1 2016
Editorial Editor’s Note
Article Universality, Progressive Realization, Economic Crises
Article Cultural Rights as a Tool of Protecting the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Article Lessons of Sevso Case
Article Hungary’s Place and Role in the International Legal Protection of Cultural Heritage
Article Change Offers Swiss Cultural Property Protection a Window of Opportunity
Article National Interests in the Common Market
Article The Hungarian Cold Food Voucher Case
Article Terrorism and Rule of Law
Article General Principles of Law in the Practice of International Courts and the European Court of Justice
Article The Concept of Global Constitutionalism as a Road-Trip to Freedom for Local Democracies in Transition Times
Article Transforming Our World
Article Preliminary Legal Issues in the Historic Paris Climate Agreement
Article The ‘Hidden’ Definition of Water Pollution in the UNECE Water Convention
Article In Fairness to Future Generations
Article The Aarhus Convention Model
Article Article 27 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
Article Private Messages at Work
Article The Question of Prison Overcrowding as Reflected in the Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights
Article Liability for Third-Party Comments before the European Court of Human Rights
Article The Concept of the European Political Party
Article Did Not Lose Their Public Asset Quality
Article Three Models of Minority Media Participation
Article International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and Humanitarian Activities for Migrants
Article Constitutional Identity as Interpreted by the Council of Europe and the European Union
Article Parliament versus Constitutional Court
Article The Limits of Member State Solidarity
Article The External Side of Parliamentary Democracy
Article The European Leniency Programme and the European Cartel Settlement Procedure
Article The Szekler National Council’s European Citizens’ Initiative
Article The Human Rights Aspect of the Common Commercial Policy in the History of the Integration of the European Union
Article The XXVIIth Congress of the International Federation for European Law (FIDE)
Article Political and Legal Accountability in the European Banking Union
Article Challenges Related to the Power of the European Central Bank to Apply National Law
Article An Overview of Litigation in the Context of Financial Assistance to Eurozone Member States
Article The CJEU and the Interpretative Principles as Vehicles for Development of Damages Actions in EU (Competition) Law
Article Piecemeal Harmonization of European Civil Law
Article The Limitations of the Common Commercial Policy as an Exclusive Competence of the European Union
Article The Ungváry Case before the Hungarian Courts and the European Court of Human Rights
Article Restrictions on the Freedom of Assembly
Article The Role of the Constitutional Protection of Social Rights in the Framework of the Changing Labour Market
Article Equal Employment in Hungarian Labour Law
Article Dispute on the ‘Tokaj’
Book Review Review of the Monograph on ‘Information – Society – Security’
Book Review Varju-Várnay (Editors), The Law of the European Union in Hungary (HVG-ORAC, 2014)
Book Review Religions, the State and Freedom of Speech

DOI: 10.5553/HYIEL/266627012016004001021

	Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law
Article	Did Not Lose Their Public Asset Quality
Authors	Lilla Berkes
DOI	10.5553/HYIEL/266627012016004001021
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Lilla Berkes
Junior assistant researcher, Pázmány Péter Catholic University Faculty of Law, legal advisor, Constitutional Court of Hungary.

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