This book explores and discusses the different perspectives stemming from the visa as a tool of international mobility. A visa has a multifaced nature. It is a

By Stefan Szwed. Hungary’s parliamentary elections on 12 April 2026 were, by most metrics, historic. With turnout approaching 80 percent — the highest in the post-1989 era — the centre-right oppositio...

A hybrid event organised by two re:constitution alumnae as part of the Incubator Fund 2026.

A hybrid event organised by two re:constitution alumnae as part of the Incubator Fund 2026.

By Matteo Bonelli. The “constitutional backsliding” crisis in the European Union started almost fifteen years ago. Since then, EU institutions have sought to address and reverse backsliding processes ...

By Tivadar Hüttl. This article explores the intricate relationship between data protection regulations and press freedom in Europe, with a particular emphasis on the misuse of data protection laws to ...

Book chapter by Alumna Katarina Šipulová now freely accessible.

Book chapter by Alumna Katarina Šipulová now freely accessible.

Jacquelyn Veraldi is a Junior Research Fellow at the Central European University Democracy Institute (Budapest). Her research interests include EU constitutional, in particular the values of democracy...

Collaborative workshop with ELTE Centre for Social Sciences (CSS/TK) and re:constitution network in Budapest

Collaborative workshop with ELTE Centre for Social Sciences (CSS/TK) and re:constitution network in Budapest

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Yann Lorans studied European Union law at the Universities of Montpellier, Lund, Paris-Est Créteil, and at the College of Europe (Bruges). After an internship at the Court of Justice of the European U...